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Soccer Season
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the Eagles came up on the
short end of a 4-1 final score,
the team still managed to show
off the development of several
players including Julian Weaver
(Fr), Cade Emblad (Fr), Beau
Postal (Soph), Omar Hernandez
(Fr), Christian Mederano (Fr) and
Joey Rocks (Sr). The play during
the tournament was hampered
due to driving rain and wind, but
in the end it would help the team
get ready for home games later
in the season.
As the team got back from
winter break, their thoughts
turned to the 14 league matches.
While league play started
out with wins against Calvary
Christian and Foothills Christian
it was actually a loss at Borrego
Springs that proved to be the
turning point for the season. After
a loss that could have spelled
doom for the team, it actually
provided the light to guide the
team through the rest of the
season. During the review of the
game film, the team discovered
their potential and developed a
mantra for the remainder of the
season "patience in everything
you do". With that mantra in mind,
both offensively and defensively,
other team members began
to develop through the play
of Michael Hatch (Sr), Daniel
Smith (Sr), Joseph Munsom (Sr)
and Justin Van Bibber (Sr) on
offence, and Dakota Kerhart-
Merries (Sr), Johnny Hake (Sr)
and Corey Thornton (Sr) began
to shine on defense. With that
mantra, the team became one
of the toughest teams to score
against for the rest of the season.
After their last regular match
was canceled due to weather,
they had one thought on their
minds. Would Julian make the
playoffs? A goal that not so very
long ago seemed .out of reach
was now at their fingertips.
The Citrus league proved to
be one of the stronger in the
CIF San Diego section, with
six of the eight teams making
the playoffs. And in the end,
a strong non-league schedule
and great performances against
the leagues' best teams proved
to be enough to carry them into
the playoffs for the first time in
memory. The final score was
indicative of how close the game
was played. The play of keepers
Justin Flores (Jr) and Adolfo
Soils (Sr) continued to develop
and by the end of the year, they
were as good as anyone would
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Michael Wessely of Julian,
California, is one of 240 young
people pledging to perform
10 months of public service
throughout the country as
part of the 17th class of the
National Civilian Community
Corps (NCCC), an AmeriCorps
program.
As a Corps Member, Wessely
will spend 10 months getting
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its communities. Wessely
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"Everyday is a new experience.
You don't know what to expect.
Flexibility is key while serving in
Arnericorps. I am having the time
of my life," says Wessely about
service.
AmeriCorps NCCC is a
leadership program for young
people ages 18 to 24. In exchange
for completing 1,700 hours of
service during a 10-month term,
these young people receive an
education award of over $5,000,
plus a living stipend, housing and
more. AmeriCorps programs are
administered by the Corporation
for National and Community
Service, a federal agency.
Interested applicants and project
sponsors are encouraged to
learn more by visiting www.
americorps.gov/nccc or calling
1-800-942-2677
Mike Wessley is all smiles at an AmeriCorps camp.
that this vast terrain offers," says school loans. AmeriCorps is
member Nic Hanson. administered by the Corporation
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(NCCC) team is currently serving programs created to improve program, call 1-800-942'26 7
at William Heise Park through
May 5th.
The NCCC team is presently
providing assistance in a variety of
areas including trail maintenance
and camp revitalization. San
Diego County Parks and
Recreation recently experienced
storm damage during the winter
season. Because of the snow
many of the campsites were
destroyed. NCCC members are
playing a vital role in the camps'
rehabilitation process.
William Heise County Park,
as part of the San Diego
County Parks and Recreation
Department, strives to provide
opportunities for high quality
parks and recreation experiences
and to preserve regionally
significant natural and cultural
resources.
The team is excited to provide
help in every way possible. 'Tm
thrilled for the opportunity to
serve in the Julian area and
experience the natural wonders
the environment, enhance
education, increase public safety,
and assist with disaster relief and
other unmet human needs. The
Pacific Region campus, located
in Sacramento, Calif. Serves
Alaska, California, Hawaii, Idaho,
Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah,
Washington, Wyoming, and the
territories of Guam and American
Samoa. The Pacific Region
campus is one of five campuses
in the United States; the others
are located in Perry Point, Md.;
Vinton, Iowa; Vicksburg, Miss.
and Denver, Colo.
AmeriCorps members must
complete at least 1,700 hours
of service during the 10-month
program. In exchange for their
service, they receive $5,500 to
help pay for college or to pay
(1-800-94-ACORP) or visit the
website at www.americorps.gov/
nccc.
AmeriCorps workers clearing
brush and enjoying themselves.
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see in goal. And Miguel Hinojosa
(Sr) provided the glue for both
the offense and defense. While
the playoff game ended up being
their last game of the year, it
showed everyone they belonged.
The post season delivered
not only pats on the backs and
awards, but it also illuminated the
bright future that this team has.
During the winter sports banquet,
awards were given to Michael
Hatch for Coaches Award for
Sportsmanship, Jordan Postal
for Offensive Player of the Year,
Jesse Lopez for Defensive
Player of the Year, and Miguel
Hinojosa was named Team
MVP. And after the banquet
more awards were picked up by
the team, Both Miguel Hinojosa
and Jesse Lopez were named
Citrus League first team honors
and Brian Garcia was named
second team honors. While the
graduation of such a large senior
class will be felt in the short term,
the long term outlook is still bright
for years to come with a number
of returning starters and another
strong incoming class.
