If you think you can win this game, then follow me out.? I walked out and I took them out 10 minutes early and we had to sit on the field. ?I looked in their eyes and said: ?If you don?t think you can win this game, stay in this locker room. ?I’m pretty motivational and I really get after my guys,? Moropoulos said. With his team down 31-21 going into halftime at West L.A., SBCC coach Craig Moropoulos was ready to light a fire under his guys with a stirring halftime speech. Assistant coach Pat Reynolds brought two impact players on the squad: Riley Heiduk and Jenna Phreaner.
The San Marcos girls water polo team is looking forward to a big season. ?This year, we have all the pieces and we?re getting ready for the MPSF tournament.? ?Each one of these guys brings a great piece to our team, and in year?s past we haven?t had all the pieces,? McMillan said. He introduced Matt Gronow, Derek Shoemaker and Matt Hamilton as integral parts of the team. Ryan McMillan, a volunteer assistant at UCSB, said the Gaucho men?s team made the MPSF Tournament. The winner advances to the Sweet 16 in Alabama. The Westmont women?s team will play host to Westminster, Utah in a first-round NAIA National Tournament match on Saturday. The winner advances to the finals in Sioux City, Iowa. Westmont Sports Information Director Ron Smith said the Warriors will host Menlo in a NAIA National Tournament first-round match on Saturday at 7 p.m. He introduced four-year players Chloe Richman, Grace Woolf and Clara Madsen has ?big, big reasons why we?re ranked No. Laguna Blanca coach Jim Alzina reported that the Owls will play host to Crossroads in a CIF Division 4-A semifinal match on Tuesday at 6 p.m. ?I look forward to coaching this group because they are a gritty bunch.? ?You?ll see a team that?s better in December than they are in November better in January than we were in December, and better in March than we were in February. Natalie Klapp, right, the Phil Womble Ethics in Sports Award winner from Dos Pueblos High, poses with her parents, Wayne and Julie. The Westmont men?s basketball team is off to a 1-2 start, but coach John Moore promised the Warriors will be better as the season progresses.
on Friday and take on Freed-Hardeman at 3:30 p.m. The inaugural CHM Hotels Invitational will include NAIA top-25 teams Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.), Carroll College (Montana), The Master?s and Westmont. ?They?re going to have to fill some very big shoes of players who helped us win the national championship last year.?Īfter playing their first six games on the road, the Warriors begin a two-month homestand this Friday and Saturday with a four-team tournament. Moore said half of her squad is comprised of freshmen. I?m really hoping my team can grow and learn in just a fraction of the time she?s growing.?
?I?m having my mind blown every day in how quickly they grow and how quickly they learn. ?She?s growing so fast and doing so many things she couldn?t do last basketball season,? said Moore. Westmont women?s basketball coach Kirsten Moore is hoping her young squad can pick up things as quickly as her 16 1/2-month-old daughter Alexis is doing these days. Now, we?re small, we?re quick and we?re getting after it. I?m still young enough and smart enough to know that we can?t grind it like we did in the past. Mitchell noted she changed the team?s style of play. ?From tip to the final buzzer, they?re playing their behinds off,? she said. The Gaucho coach said the squad possesses her personality, meaning it plays with heart and tenacity. UCSB women?s basketball coach Carlene Mitchell made this announcement about her 2013-14 team at Monday?s Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table press luncheon: Members of the Carpinteria girls tennis team (from L to R: Odessa Stork, Gabi Montes de Oca, Cherissa Souza and Lesly Zapata) ?show off the CIF championship plaque.
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