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is a joint production of the Girls and Boys programs.

When a player joins Trabuco Hills Girls Lacrosse, what I see most importantly is that she has committed fi rst and foremost to a team.

As such, this commitment is done with everyone doing their part and pulling their weight. That is on the fi eld -- and off. It is during games, during warm-ups, during practices -- and all other team activities.

Sports is too frequently used as a metaphor for life, but any group is only as good as its weakest link. Our Mustang commitment means coming to practices to improve your skills and to also help improve the team as a whole. It’s not fair to ask everyone else to meet this commitment if any single player fails to meet this standard.

We can do big things this season if we’re all in -- and that takes teamwork by every member of Trabuco Hills Girls Lacrosse!

-- Girls Coach Scott Leong

As I begin my fi rst season as head coach at Trabuco Hills High School, I make it a point to remind every player, that as a student athlete, you are an ambassador of the sport of lacrosse, your school, your team, your family, and yourself.

As much as some of us like to think that lacrosse is the most important gift God has given us, it is also important to understand life!s priorities. You can!t walk through life just playing lacrosse. You can!t walk through life just being an athlete. Athletics will fade, but character and integrity will truly make an impact on people!s lives forever. Guiding my players to understand that is my ultimate vision as head coach.

-- Boys Coach Johnny Rodriguez

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THE SCHOOLLocation: 27501 Mustang Run, Mission Viejo,

Founded: 1985Enrollment: 3,200

School District: Saddleback ValleyPrincipal: Craig Collins

Asst. Principal, Athletics: Amanda BentleyAthletic Director: Kurt Walker

Athletic Staff: Lynda Flynn, Brenda TettemerASB Staff: Linda Kimble, Karen Watson

Trainer: Dave McNeilHome Field: Trabuco Hills Stadium (turf)

GIRLS PROGRAM2013-14 League: South Coast

Head Coach: Scott Leong (4th year)Assistant Coaches: Rich Ransom, Melanie Page

Volunteer Committee: Jon Lansner, team administrator; Sabrina Dumond, secretary; Carolyn Rabourn, treasurer; Delora Sandoval, Sticks & Stones co-chair

Website: trabucolacrosse.com

HISTORY2007: 10-10 (Coach Scott Mann)2008: 13-6 (Coach Scott Mann)2009: 14-6 (Coach Scott Mann)2010: 13-6 (Coach Scott Mann)

2011: 12-8 (Coach Scott Leong) -- Sea View League champions2012: 10-10 (Coach Scott Leong)2013: 12-6-2 (Coach Scott Leong)

BOYS PROGRAM2013-14 League: South Coast

Head Coach: Johnny Rodriguez (1st year)Assistant Coaches: Perry Craz, Kevin O’Bierne, Eddie Perez

Volunteer Committee: Chris Marthens, president; John Barron, vice president; Karen Kauo, secretary; Georgia Barron, treasurer; Mike Zanio, game operations.

Website: trabucohillslax.com

HISTORY2007: 0-13 (Coach Ian Televik)2008: 2-16 (Coach Ian Televik)

2009: 7-10 (Coach Barry Ellison)2010: 7-9 (Coach Jack Ochoa)

2011: 8-7 (Coach Brendan Finnerty) -- Sea View League champions2012: 6-12 (Coach Brendan Finnerty)2013: 5-13 (Coach Brendan Finnerty)

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Johnny spent most of his childhood growing up in the lacrosse hotbed of Annapolis, Md. He attended Mount St. Joseph, an all-boys Catholic high school in Baltimore, where he lettered 10 times for football, ice hockey and lacrosse and earned the Gentleman, Athlete, and Scholar award his senior year.

He attended DIII powerhouse Salisbury U., playing for the winningest coach in NCAA lacrosse, Jim Berkman. In 3 years, Johnny went to 2 National Championships, winning one of them with a combined record of 60-4. Johnny was a two-time All-American and DIII Goalie of the Year in his senior season.

He started his pro career at the end of his senior season when drafted by the Chesapeake Bayhawks of Major League Lacrosse. Last season he played for Maverik United in the LXM Pro Tour.

In the coming year, he will take time away from the pro game to put an emphasis on coaching and the Trabuco program.

Perry is a Long Island native who previously coached for one year at San Clemente HS, a team that made it to the second round of US Lacrosse OC playoffs.

He comes determined to see the Mustangs in the playoff hunt this year. In

high school, Perry was a four-year letterman in lacrosse and won two letters in football at West-hampton Beach HS. He earned Suffolk County Class C Rookie of the Year and was named All-Suffolk County in ’05,’06,’07. Perry scored a school-record 211 points (121 goals / 90 assists).

In college, Perry played one season at Division I SUNY Albany then joined 10-time DIII national champion Salisbury U. in Maryland, where he was a two-year starter. Playing for Hall of Fame coach Jim Berkman, Perry competed in two DIII National Championship games, winning one. He fi nished with 21 career points (15 goals / 6 assists) as a Seagull.

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He now is fully involved in helping grow and develop the game of lacrosse in Southern California.

Eddie is a 2011 graduate of Trabuco Hills HS. For the Mustangs, Eddie was a 2-year attack starter and during his senior year helped Trabuco win its fi rst league title in school history. He currently attends Saddleback College.

Eddie went on to coach lacrosse at the youth and high school levels, including a youth travel team this last summer. He enjoys stringing lacrosse sticks and helping younger players improve their stick skills and fi eld sense.

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Scott is a veteran youth girls lacrosse coach. In his fi rst three years with the Mustangs, the Varsity has gone 35-22-2 and extended a consecutive US Lacrosse

playoff-appearance streak to seven seasons. In 2011, the Mustangs went 13-6 and won their fi rst Sea View League title in Leong’s fi rst year. Last year, the Mustang Varsity went 12-6-2 and won a playoff game for only the third time in program history.

His daughter Melanie plays for the Mustangs. His oldest daughter, Danielle, played for Trabuco, 2009-2012.

COACH FINALIST FOR NATIONAL HONOR

Trabuco Hills Girls Lacrosse Head Coach Scott Leong was one of 75 national fi nalists for Positive Coaching Alliance’s Double-Goal Coach Award Presented by MaxPreps.

This honors “outstanding work in pursuing the goal of winning and the even more important goal of teaching life lessons through sports.”

Leong — nominated for the honor by Mustang parents — was picked from a fi eld of 1,732 nominees. He was one of just 2 coaches of all sports from Orange County picked a fi nalists; and only 1 of 7 lacrosse coaches nationwide.

This is Rich Ransom’s fourth year as a Trabuco Hills High School Girls Lacrosse Assistant Coach. This year Rich will concentrate on the Junior Varsity.

Rich is a veteran youth sports coach and soccer offi cial. His daughter,

Samantha, plays for the Mustangs.

Rich!s oldest daughter, Alyssa, played for Trabuco, 2009-2012; his middle daughter, Becca, played for the Mustangs from 2010-2013 and now plays at Concordia University.

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Melanie graduated from Cal State Fullerton in 2013 with a degree in Human Services. Her brother, Adam, and sister, Marina, play on Trabuco’s Varsity Lacrosse teams.

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4 Ryan John. . . . . . . .Goal . . . . . . Junior

7 Andrew Blume . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Junior

8 Amiri Ponce . . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Junior

10 Kolton Osborn . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Senior

11 Jared Tanner . . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Junior

12 Ben Nguyen. . . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Junior

13 Hunter Hitt . . . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Sophomore

15 Nick Wilson. . . . . . .Goal . . . . . . Sophomore

16 Joey Clark. . . . . . . .Attack . . . . . Senior

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18 Gabriel Gutierrez . . . .Defense . . . . . Senior

20 Kyle Yano. . . . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Junior

22 Jake Marthens. . . . . .Attack . . . . . Junior

24 Jake Lansner . . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Sophomore

25 Noah Cook . . . . . . .Defense . . . . . Junior

26 Noah Segovia . . . . . .Attack . . . . . Sophomore

27 Harrison Evans . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Sophomore

28 Patrick Zanio . . . . . .Defense . . . . . Sophomore

29 Justin Wetmore . . . . .Defense . . . . . Junior

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5 Eric Delling . . . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Junior

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9 Philip Gatbonton . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Freshman

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22 Howard Gundy . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Sophomore

24 Mason Morris . . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Freshman

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6 Kyle Thibault . . . . . .Goal . . . . . . Freshman

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9 Brittany Tran . . . . . .Defense . . . . . Senior

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21 Jacqueline Huse. . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Senior

23 Cheyenna Ochoa . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Senior

25 Melanie Leong . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Senior

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33 Hannah Moller . . . . .Defense . . . . . Sophomore

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43 Kendall Derbyshire . . .Midfi eld . . . . Sophomore

44 Marina Sandoval . . . .Attack . . . . . Junior

48 Madison DuMond . . .Midfi eld . . . . Junior

53 Samantha Ransom . . .Defense . . . . . Junior

66 Ashly Bradshaw . . . .Defense . . . . . Junior

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3 Kaylyn Voytilla . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Junior

7 Erin Beall . . . . . . . .Goal . . . . . . Sophomore

11 Kody Shelton . . . . . .Defense . . . . . Sophomore

15 Irene Petruzzi . . . . . .Attack . . . . . Senior

16 Shannon Smith . . . . .Midfi eld . . . . Sophomore

19 Jordan Cisowski . . . .Attack . . . . . Sophomore

20 Ashley Bell . . . . . . .Attack . . . . . Freshman

22 Lauren Liberman . . . .Attack . . . . . Sophomore

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31 Makenna Joels . . . . .Defense . . . . . Freshman

34 Shaianne Symonette . .Defense . . . . . Freshman

35 Karina Manjarrez . . . .Attack . . . . . Sophomore

38 Jacquie Cronkrite . . . .Attack . . . . . Junior

40 Karli Franks. . . . . . .Attack . . . . . Freshman

51 Jaclyn Phillips . . . . .Attack . . . . . Freshman

75 Payton Tate . . . . . . .Defense . . . . . Freshman

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Winning the O.C. Classic against Los Alamitos my junior year. We were going up against a very dominant team and expecting to lose, 15-0. But we ended up winning in a shutout, 4-0!"

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ADAM SANDOVAL: Focus on playing your position to best of your ability, don’t worry about anything else. Obey your coaches, they’re there to make you better.

IRENE PETRUZZI: Don’t be afraid of the ball or be afraid to take a shot! Just give it your all!

JACQUELINE HUSE: Don’t use this as a way to get P.E. credit. Never post #scoredthewinninggoal. Don’t pretend to be injured. Try your best to be nice to all your teammates, even if they annoy you.

GABRIEL GUTIERREZ: Spread Good Vibes!

BRITTANY TRAN: Always show up to practice, because there’s always something that you can improve upon. Lastly, believe in yourself and the team.

MELANIE LEONG: It’s all about attitude. You got to want it. If you want something, you’ll fi nd a way to make it happen. You just got to be in the zone and play your game to the best of your ability.

CYRENA MALKOWSI: If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball. If you can dodge traffi c, you can dodge a ball. But if you want to be a goalie, you must embrace the ball.

CAROLINE RABOURN: Nothing is impossible! Even the word says ‘I’m Possible!

JOEY CLARK: Practice outside of practice. And be sure not to piss off the coaches, it’s a terrible situation for everyone.

SHELBY SIANO: Don’t trip over your own feet (especially your senior year); stay healthy; and practice hard!

CHEYENNE OCHOA: Don’t take it too seriously, have fun with lacrosse. And the more practices you go to, and the more effort you put into the game, the better you will become -- and it will be that much more enjoyable.

KOLTON OSBORN: Stay humble and remember the bitter taste of defeat!

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Year: SophomorePosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: It’s fun and all my friends play. If you don’t play lacrosse, you’re wrongFavorite food: PizzaDream job: Professional bobsledder

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Year: JuniorPosition: GoalWhy play Lacrosse: It’s more than a sport or a team, it’s a brotherhood. I get to meet new friends and keep old friends. Lacrosse is not a sport, it’s a lifestyleFavorite food: PizzaDream job: Crime Scene Investigator

Ryan John 4

Year: JuniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because it is my favorite sport. What I like best is that my friends play too!Favorite food: PizzaDream job: Food critic

Andrew Blume 7

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Year: JuniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because it’s fun. The best thing about it is the contactFavorite food: PineappleDream job: Rapper

Amiri Ponce 8

Year: SeniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I feel passionate about the game and love the competitive nature of the sport! I enjoy knocking my opponents off their feetFavorite food: Steak, baked potatoes, caesar saladDream job: Anything where I can be at service to others, like a police offi cer

Kol ton Osborn 10

Year: JuniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I enjoy using my legs for what they were given to me for, plus it’s always a good time with the boysFavorite food: Chips and guacDream job: Butler for Bruce Wayne

Ben Nguyen 12

Year: JuniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I like itFavorite food: Blue Cheese PizzaDream job: GoPro Inventor

Jared Tanner 11

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Year: SophomorePosition: GoalWhy play Lacrosse: It takes a bad day and turns it into a good day. It brings joy every time I step on to the fi eldFavorite food: RibsDream job: Coaching lacrosse

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Year: SeniorPosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: Because I enjoy the friendships built between all the guys. I like being able to say “I play lacrosse” because it’s not a super popular thingFavorite food: PastaDream job: Marine biologist in Hawaii

Joey Clark 16

Year: SeniorPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: Because I watched my sister play for a year and then decided to try it and I ended up liking it. It’s a unique sport that puts me in a good mood every time I play itFavorite food: SushiDream job: Marine Corps Offi cer

Adam Sandoval 17

Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: It’s a fun sport that keeps me in good shape and I get to play with my best friendsFavorite food: ItalianDream job: US Army Ranger

Hunter Hit t 13

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Year: SeniorPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: Balling out with my boysFavorite food: RibsDream job: Own my own company

Gabriel Gutier rez 18

Year: JuniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I enjoy the camaraderie and moments I have with my team on and off the fi eldFavorite food: RiceDream job: Robotic engineer

Kyle Yano 20

Year: JuniorPosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: Because it’s fun and it’s a way to hang out with friendsFavorite food: BaconDream job: Owner of an ice cream shop

Jake Mar thens 22

Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: The best part is getting the chance to get better and hang out with some cool guys!Favorite food: PastaDream job: Some sort of engineer

Jake Lansner 24

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Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I started playing because I love to run and you could check people with your stick. My favorite thing is the relationships I have made; hotels for overnight tourneys and my sausage-egg-cheese McGriddle before early morning games. NEGU!Favorite food: Double cheeseburgerDream job: Smoke jumper

Har rison Evans 27

Year: JuniorPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: All my best friends play. My favorite part of lacrosse is the running. I also enjoy doing push upsFavorite food: Cheeseburgers and friesDream job: Professional golfer

Noah Cook 25

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Year: SophomorePosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: Because of friends, it’s fun, and I enjoy itFavorite food: PizzaDream job: Architect

Pat rick Zanio 28

Year: JuniorPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: I like hanging out with my friends while doing something I love to do. And it challenges me and makes me a better playerFavorite food: SteakDream job: Professional snowboarder

Justin Wetmore 29

Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Playing the game I love with my friends is awesome. Lacrosse is lifeFavorite food: In-n-OutDream job: A teacher or coach lacrosse

John Kauo 30

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Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I really enjoy the sport, I like the aggressiveness part of the sportFavorite food: SushiDream job: Engineer

Wil l iam Gatbonton 3

Year: FreshmanPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: Because it is a fun sport and I want to stay in shape. I like the physical partFavorite food: SteakDream job: SportsCenter host

Jared Schoessow 4

Year: JuniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: It’s fun. I like the competitionFavorite food: SushiDream job: NFL football player

Eric Del l ing 5

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Year: FreshmanPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse:Because I love the sport, I like being part of a teamFavorite food: Cheeseburger and friesDream job: To own a bike shop

Joe Henery 7

Year: FreshmanPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because it’s the best sport out there. I like the teamwork and physicality of it, and I can play all year-roundFavorite food: ChipotleDream job: MLL or mechanic

Bret t Bick ler 8

Year: FreshmanPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because it’s fun and physical. I like lacrosse because it is a team sport Favorite food: SushiDream job: Engineer

Phil ip Gatbonton 9

Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: My friends got me into it and I fell in love with it. I love how fast-paced the games are. Coaches are cool tooFavorite food: Hand-breaded chickenDream job: Geneticist

Jaryd F lores 10

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Year: SophomorePosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: Not only is it physically challenging, but it is also mentally challenging. I like the adrenaline!Favorite food: SteakDream job: Marine

Troy Berg 14

Year: FreshmanPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I grew up doing whatever sport my older brother did. I like that it is a fast-paced sportFavorite food: Mexican foodDream job: Police offi cer

David Gutier rez 16

Year: JuniorPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: I play lacrosse because it is funFavorite food: PizzaDream job: Doctor

Mat t Henery 17

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Samuel Rodriguez 18

Year: FreshmanPosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: I love the sport and desire to have a future in it. My favorite part is that you get to share your victories and defeats with your teamFavorite food: PizzaDream job: Criminal law or FBI

Shawn Gar land 20

Year: SophomorePosition: GoalWhy play Lacrosse: I like how it’s a good way to stay fi t. I also like how it’s a way I could release anger whenever I need toFavorite food: ChipotleDream job: Sports medicine or professional athlete

Jonathan Salgado 21

Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because it’s fun and is great excercise for a team sport. The people are the reason I like lacrosse bestFavorite food: I just like good foodDream job: Working for myself as an entrepreneur

Howard Gundy 22

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Mason Mor ris 24

Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because it’s fun and I like to stay active. The best part of lacrosse is scoring goalsFavorite food: Chicken ParmesanDream job: I don’t have one yet

Col ton Birch 27

Year: SophomorePosition: GoalWhy play Lacrosse: Because I had to pick a sport and that was the best one. I like being goalieFavorite food: PastaDream job: Graphic designer

Logan Ludwig 28

Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: It’s funFavorite food: Ice creamDream job: Engineer

Parker Boswor th 30

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Year: SophomorePosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: Because I like practicing lacrosse. I like practicing with friends on the weekendsFavorite food: Chinese foodDream job: Programmer

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Year: SophomorePosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: Because I get to hang out with my friendsFavorite food: PizzaDream job: Architect

Jake Reitan 3

Year: FreshmanPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because I have fun playing with my friends and it’s an aggressive and competitive sportFavorite food: ChickenDream job: Fireman

Gordy Jennings 4

Year: FreshmanPosition: GoalWhy play Lacrosse: The overall sportsmanship of the game. It’s a fast and fun game that requires agility and focus in a challenging way. Everyone on the team is supportive of each other creating a great atmosphereFavorite food: Cinnamon rollsDream job: Lawyer or secret service agent

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Kyle Borgschatz 7

Year: FreshmanPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I like the fast pace!Favorite food: BurritoDream job: World traveler

Francisco Jorquiera 10

Year: FreshmanPosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: It is very similar to ice hockey, which is my favorite sport. It helps me to improve my playmaking skills in hockeyFavorite food: PastaDream job: Firefi ghter

Brendan Alexandrovoch 11

Year: SophomorePosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: I love the non-stop action. You always need to be on your toes every minute you’re out there. Plus, lacrosse has a family feel like no other sport I playFavorite food: BurgersDream job: Business owner

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Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I like that I get to play with friends and play a new sportFavorite food: PizzaDream job: Architect

Wil l Hauscar riague 14

Year: FreshmanPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Interesting sport and it is something new to our family. A lot of my friends chose this sport tooFavorite food: Rice and pastaDream job: Science and technology

Jordan Ver reyne 15

Year: FreshmanPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: It excercises both physical and mental strength. I’m also playing lacrosse because it is one of the fastest growing sports in America and it looks good on college applicationsFavorite food: SushiDream job: Sales representative

Jake Bristol 16

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Year: FreshmanPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I wanted to do a different sport. The thing I like best about lacrosse is the amount of team bonding. The team isn’t just your team, we are a family!Favorite food: Philly cheese steakDream job: Entrepreneur

Wil l James 17

Year: SophomorePosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: To make friends along with having fun. I like most about lacrosse is playing with a group of friends or new challenging playersFavorite food: Applie pieDream job: Police

Noah Jimenez 18

Year: FreshmanPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: Its fast pace, which makes it fun... It doesn’t stop until some one scoresFavorite food: Chinese foodDream job: Engineering designer/programmer

Tyler Tucknies 20

Year: FreshmanPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: It’s not just a sport that can be played and mastered in a short time. You have to learn and focus to get better over timeFavorite food: Chicken fi ngersDream job: Military and police offi cer

Jack Stockton 22

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Year: FreshmanPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: It is really fun, I like how lacrosse is a fast-paced, team sportFavorite food: SteakDream job: Successful musician

Nicholas Kindseth 26

Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: It’s not just about your speed or strength, it’s also about being smart and having skills with your stick. It seems challenging and at the same time funFavorite food: PizzaDream job: Doctor

Brian Ruiz 27

Year: FreshmanPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: My friend, Chris Worley, told me to join when I was in a different sport. So I joined lacrosse and gave it a try and I found it to be very entertaining and funFavorite food: SteakDream job: Engineer

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Year: JuniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because it’s a fast, running sport. The best part is that it’s new but a lot more people are fi nding out about lacrosseFavorite food: HamburgersDream job: Engineer

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Year: JuniorPosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: Because my mom wanted me to make friends. I like that I made friendsFavorite food: Fried chicken and grape Kool-AidDream job: Dolphin trainer at Sea World

Taylor Fox 6

Year: JuniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because I was forced to (cough, Madi!), but I’m glad, because I LOVE IT! I love my team. We are so close. We’re all really good friends. And... Scoring! Just kidding!Favorite food: In-n-OutDream job: Either coach lacrosee or work with animals

Jenel le Phil l ips 8

Year: SeniorPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: Because it’s a fun sport and helps me relieve stress. I like the team dynamic and the fast-paced intensity of the gameFavorite food: Spring rollsDream job: Cardiologist or neurologist

Brit tany Tran 9

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Year: SeniorPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: Because of my Native American heritage! yes, the ‘albino’ is Native American. Also, I like how girls’ lacrosse is called a “no-contact” sport. What a pool of lies!Favorite food: Chinese foodDream job: Sports Medicine, Surgeon

Carol ine Rabourn 10

Year: SeniorPosition: GoalWhy play Lacrosse: I showed up at tryouts because I thought it was a club meeting for butterfl y catching. People started throwing balls at me to get me to leave, but I ended up blocking everything - and was accidentally recruited as goalieFavorite food: The tears of the teams we beatDream job: To be Stacy’s Mom

Cyrena Malkowski 12

Year: SeniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I love being able to play with some of my best friends. Plus, it’s a nice way to keep from getting too fatFavorite food: Whatever seems to have the most caloriesDream job: Pro sports trainer

Jacquel ine Huse 21

Year: SeniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because I enjoy the sport and love hanging out with friends on the team. It is unique because it combines a bunch of different sports into one!Favorite food: LasagnaDream job: Elementary school teacher

Cheyenne Ochoa 23

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Year: SophomorePosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: So I can burn more calories, so I can eat more food. And the free food at pasta partiesFavorite food: The ones with the most caloriesDream job: Food critic, so I can get free food

Hannah Mol ler 33

Year: SeniorPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: Per l’amore dei gioco e i miei amiciFavorite food: Prosciutto mozzarella panini from Soreento, ItalyDream job: Professional concert goer

Shelby Siano 42

Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because it’s where I can fi nd my true self, and inspiration to excel. The best part is coaching my youth team. I want them to love it like I do.Favorite food: Filet MignonDream job: Working for Nike, designing girls lacrosse gear

Kendal l Derbyshire 43

Year: SeniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I’m forced to play because my Dad is the coach. Brittany Tran makes it worthwhile thoughFavorite food: BroccoliDream job: Grim reaper

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Year: JuniorPosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: Because it is a fun, aggressive sport. I love the adrenaline rush that comes with playing. Being a part of a team is always awesome, and my teammates are the best! I like the overnight tournaments, I’m in it to win itFavorite food: Alfredo PastaDream job: Marine biologist

Marina Sandoval 44

Year: JuniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Camaraderie of the team and the competitive nature of my fellow players. Plus I love having bruises mysteriously show up and the turf burns are the bestFavorite food: Pop TartsDream job: Ultrasound technician

Madison DuMond 48

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Year: JuniorPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: To stay in shape, the coaching staff, and how the teams are so closeFavorite food: SteakDream job: Physical therapy

Ashly Bradshaw 66

Year: JuniorPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: Both of my sisters started playing so I got into it and started to realy love it. My favorite thing is the team, I feel really close to every single girl so it makes the game that much more amazing!Favorite food: Apple StrudelDream job: Architect

Samantha Ransom 53

Year: JuniorPosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: Because I genuinely like it and it’s unique, it fi ts my personality! And all my closest friends are on my teamFavorite food: Mexican foodDream job: Film critic

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Year: JuniorPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because it is a unique sport and I have a lot of fun playing it. I like it takes so many different components from other sports and combines them togetherFavorite food: ItalianDream job: Vet at a zoo

Kaylyn Voytil la 3

Year: SophomorePosition: GoalWhy play Lacrosse: Because it is so much fun and full of excitement. I love playing with all the girls on my team. My favorite part is playing defense!Favorite food: PastaDream job: Elementary school teacher

Erin Beal l 7

Year: SophomorePosition: DefenseWhy play Lacrosse: Because I’ve played it for a really longtime and stopping would be pointless. Also, I don’t want to be fat!Favorite food: Bananas, acai and pitaya bowlsDream job: Sloth farmer

Kody Shel ton 11

Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: My friend told me about it, so I started going to practices at my school. I loved playing ever sinceFavorite food: ChickenDream job: Veterinarian

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Year: SeniorPosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: It’s my passion, it’s what I love to do. It’s more than just a sport, it’s where I met some of my best friends today and where I met my second family. Running up and down the fi eld can be tiring, but I love the adrenaline rushFavorite food: Mac and CheeseDream job: A singer

Irene Pet ruzzi 15

Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: I like the team atmosphere and competitiveness of the games. I like to see the girls who are at a higher level than me and know that if I work hard I can be like them somedayFavorite food: Sour gummy wormsDream job: Professional hockey player

Shannon Smith 16

Year: SophomorePosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: Fun. The best thing I like about lacrosse is that the practices are always funFavorite food: PizzaDream job: Don’t have one right now

Jordan Cisowski 19

Year: FreshmanPosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: It is fun and interactive. All the girls are great and make you feel like you belong there. You meet great people and you feel comfortableFavorite food: JapaneseDream job: Movie editor

Ashley Bel l 20

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Lauren Liberman 22

Year: SophomorePosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: Because I like how fast paced and challenging it isFavorite food: Thai foodDream job: Music producer

Makenna Joels 31

Year: FreshmanPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: It’s aggressive and takes skill. It’s a unique sport and I like being unique. Being a part of a team, you need your teammates to be successfulFavorite food: Donuts and watermelonDream job: Plastic surgeon or lawyer

Shaianne Symonet te 34

Year: FreshmanPosition: Midfi eldWhy play Lacrosse: It introduced me to so many wonderful people who have become great friends. I love the feeling you get when you score a goal or force a turnoverFavorite food: PizzaDream job: Research scientist

Gabriel le Bit ting 24

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Karina Man j ar rez 35

Year: JuniorPosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: It’s what I love to do. I get fi lled with adrenaline whenever I score a goal. Lacrosse makes me feel aliveFavorite food: Taco BellDream job: Drama teacher

Jacquie Cronkrite 38

Year: FreshmanPosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: I have made many friends on the team. I also like to play for the energyFavorite food: PizzaDream job: Doctor

Kar l i Franks 40

Year: FreshmanPosition: AttackWhy play Lacrosse: Fun. It’s fun and challenging. What I like the best about it is being part of a teamFavorite food: HamburgersDream job: Singer

Jaclyn Phil l ips 51

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Trabuco Hills Girls Lacrosse hosts the 7th annual Sticks & Stones Invitational on March 28-29, 2014

The 2014 edition of the Junior Varsity tournament will feature a 24-team fi eld competing for championships in four divisions:

* Blue Division: Aliso Niguel 1, Corona del Mar 1, Los Alamitos A, Glendale,Capo Valley and Tesoro

* Silver Division: Host Trabuco Hills, Woodbridge, Los Alamitos B, Redondo Union, Corona del Mar 2 and Foothill Frosh/Soph

* Pink Division: Aliso Niguel 2, San Clemente, Temecula Valley, Newport Harbor, El Toro and Dana Hills

* Orange Division: Mission Viejo, Esperanza, La Canada, Downey, Laguna Hillsand El Dorado.

In 2013, division winners were:* Blue: Los Alamitos A, defeating Carlsbad in the division fi nal

* Pink: Foothill Frosh/Soph, topping Los Alamitos B in the division fi nal* Orange: Glendale, besting Mission Viejo in the division fi nal

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-$8%#',+'*8#"*"-Trabuco Hills High School honors student-athletes with cumulative Grade Point Averages above 3.5.

Varsity players who maintain those lofty grades from sophomore year and beyondare awarded a Scholar-Athlete patch once in their Mustang careers.

These 34 Trabuco Hills Lacrosse athletes have an academic standing that puts them at or above Scholar-Athlete standard are:

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Brett Bickler

Colton Birch

Parker Bosworth

Troy Fenner

Jaryd Flores

Shawn Garland

Philip Gatbonton

William Gatbonton

Howard Gundy

Joseph Henery

Ryan John

Francisco Jorquiera

Jared Tanner

Kyle Thibault

Jordan Verreyne

Kyle Yano

GIRLS

Erin Beall

Ashley Bell

Gabrielle Bitting

Taylor Fox

Karli Franks

Rebecca Haggard

Jacqueline Huse

Melanie Leong

Cyrena Malkowski

Hannah Moller

Caroline Rabourn

Samantha Ransom

Marina Sandoval

Kody Shelton

Shelby Siano

Shannon Smith

Brittany Tran

Kaylyn Voytilla

Saddleback Valley Unifi ed School District:

“Athletes are observed in many areas of school and community life. An athlete must always remember that they no longer represent just themselves, but represents their team and school.

Therefore, it is important that an athlete’s attitude and behavior, both at school and in the community, be above reproach so that it will bring credit and honor to their team and school.”

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