Huskies look for success with a younger team
Huskies senior Kimberly Espinabarros takes the ball down the court during an indoor practice. Espinabarros is one of the few seniors on the team and plans to keep a positive attitude going for the team throughout the season.
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Brooklyn Hillman kicks the ball to an open teammate during the Huskies indoor practice. Hillman said she is looking forward to strengthening her bonds with her teammates as they build themselves up this season.
Betsy Policarpio, Miriam Garcia and Esther Lopez line up together for a photo during practice. Coach Victor Quiroz said that one of the goals this season is for the players to learn how to play together and build up team chemistry.
Huskies’ Brooklyn Hillman, left, competes against coach Rubi Mondragon and Khloe Valdez for the ball during team scrimmages at an indoor practice. Despite being a young team, coach Victor Quiroz said the team is quite experienced from their time playing club soccer together outside of the high school program.
Huskies player Mili Flores readies herself to kick the ball into the goal during an indoor practice scrimmage. Coach Victor Quiroz said the team is starting the season by working on the fundamentals.
Huskies’ Angie Monday and Aliyah Ruelas prepare for kickoff during their indoor soccer practice. The Huskies are planning to improve their record from last year and make a deeper run in the postseason.
OTHELLO – The Othello Huskies girls soccer team ended their last season with a record of 6-9-2, which qualified them for districts, but they were eliminated in the first round. This year the team has a younger roster, but hopes for a deeper postseason run.
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