Cougars soccer aims high with senior leadership
Warden senior Amaia Borrego works on a conditioning exercise during one of the practices. Borrego said one of her goals for her senior season is to pass on the knowledge of soccer she has learned over the past four years on to her younger teammates.
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Two players from the Warden soccer team run side by side during their warmup jog around the field before practice. Coach Barbara Landeros said that strengthening their cardio through conditioning.
One of the Warden soccer players participates in a conditioning exercise where the players run, stop and backtrack around cones. Coach Barbara Landeros said she wants her players prepared for anything and keeping them from getting injured.
A player from the Warden soccer team works on an exercise where she cuts in between cones.
Head coach Barbara Landeros, left, and senior player Amaia Borrego, right, assist a younger player with a training exercise during practice. Borrego said she wants to act as a mentor to the younger players on the team while also pushing herself to be the best athlete she can be.
WARDEN – The Warden Cougars girls soccer team is returning to the field for the fall season with aspirations to build off what they accomplished last season.
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