Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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1. Varsity soccer team members are front row Jamie Montelongo, An- thony Ortiz, Chris Palmateer, Tim- othy Costello, Matthew Brayshaw. Row two Edward Vanderlinden, Troy Magness, Louis Bucher, Dav- id Alcoriza, David Dick, Maniphet Kannalikhan, Aaron Dingman. Row three Ron Braden, head coach, Andrew Riess, Matthew Faith, Dus- tin Lanz, David Stone, Errol Coust- ant, Douglas Frueh, assistant coach. 2. Racing against the clock to score a goal is junior Aaron Dingman. Braden coaches for last season Entering the season and look- ing to improve last year's record was a high expectation for Ron Braden, head coach and Doug- las Frueh, assistant coach. Unfortunately, Tokay's varsity soccer team lost someone whom for the past nine seasons has been a strong point in the team's success as Coach Braden an- nounced his resignation at the end of the season. Coach Braden had hoped to end his rein as head coach on an successful note, but was unsuc- cessful on doing so. After coach- ing for 10 seasons, Coach Bra- den realized he would miss the boys and the fun they had. The thing l enjoyed most about coaching has been the kids and the hard work most of them 144 O put into practices and games, said Coach Braden. Closing the season with 3-12- 2 record, Tokay's varsity soccer team did not do as well as they wanted. Two major reasons, ac- cording to Coach Braden, were that the team's defense wasn't strong enough and they played tough teams. Even when the outcome look- ed grim, the players were nev- er willing to give up, said Coach Braden. Top scorers were Dustin Lanz 26 points, David Dick 12 points, and Aaron Dingman with 10 points. David Alcoriza had 25 goalie saves and Derek Saville had 65. by Kimberlee Giberson Photos by Eric Johnston

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Kickers stop short of After sweeping the league title for two consecutive years with undefeated records, Tokay's froshfsoph soccer team finally gave up its reign. We came from a team that didn't look like it would be .500 and we were championship contenders, said Doug Frueh, head coach. On their way to a second place finish, the Tigers ended the sea- son 13-4 overall and 12-2 in the San Joaquin Athletic Associa- tion. According to Coach Frueh, Tokay had a young team with two returning starters that fin- ished the season. Derek Saville, sophomore starting goalie, was moved up to varsity during the season. The freshmen helped us titl out and a lot of them were starters, Coach Frueh said. The team as a whole was very disciplined, coachable, and hard playing, according to Coach Frueh. They were just a great team and they were always ready to play and gave it a lot of effort, Coach Frueh said. Billy Griffitts was Tokay's leading scorer with 15 goals and also led in assists with 10. Grif- fitts also earned the most valua- ble middle player award. Other players who earned post season awards were Eric Faith and Mi- chael Shirley, both accepting the most valuable player award. Jon- athan Polk was awarded the most valuable offensive player. by Darrin Hughes Photos by Matthew Silber I. Trying to keep control of the ball and his balance is Jonathon Polk. 2. ln a foot race with a Franklin player to converge on the ball, Billy Griffitts, Tokay's top scorer, goes all out as Larry Silveria looks on. 3. Fl'05h'50Ph members are front row Yia Lee, Jonathan Polk, Jon Garcia Trent Lanz, Bruce Fry, and David lacobs. Row two Chris Podesla, 146 O 1 l Patrick Carloni, Darren Klemin, Ja- son Luevano, Andy Steinheimer, Billy Griffitts, Larry Silveria, and James McCann. Row three Derek Saville, Michael Shirley, Joshua Marson, Eric Faith, Derek Lee, Ja- son Avakian, Byron Brown, and Coach Doug Frueh. Not pictured is Shawn Fisher. wifi'-r Lrhgf v