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Varsity Girls Basketball Defeat Diamond Ranch

January 22, 2016

PHOTOS BY JUAN VASALLO

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Sophomore Issac Villescas heads straight to baseball practice after a full day of school, balancing both. “Getting the work done as early as possible is the easiest way to get them done,” Villescas said.
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Vasquez’s involvement on campus has helped her make friends, maintain high grades, and build relationships with teachers and staff. She has consistently attended games and practices throughout her high school career. “I’ve always been to every practice. I’ve never missed a game until senior year. I’ve missed one for water polo. I try my hardest,” Vasquez said.
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Julie Cimarusti wins at her final match at the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Masters. by a pin,when a wrestler holds the opponent’s shoulders to the mat for a set period of time which ultimately ends the match. “I try to just be in my own world when I wrestle. I don’t try to think about who’s expecting what from me,” Cimarusti said.
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Boys and girls basketball seniors on picture day. Senior Adrian Vasquez, a four year basketball athlete, advised that diligence in sport pays off and helped lead his team to success during the postseason. “Don't worry, eventually all the hard work will pay off and there is always something to look forward to at the end of the road,” said Vasquez.
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Junior Julia Renteria throws and does tricks with the flags to go with the music of the marching band. She makes sure to focus, have fun, and be in the moment while performing.
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Monica Flores tumbles to the floor as she and the rest of the players scramble to get the ball and evade the others. “You kinda just have to get used to getting pushed around and not let it affect you or your game,” said Flores. The match had repeated incidents where players would get rowdy and one would fall, each time their respective team helped them up and the match continued.
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