Girls soccer team defeats Barstow 5-1

Nichole Kennelly, photographer
April 15, 2011

The girls varsity soccer team took on the Barstow High School Knights on Tuesday, April 12. Despite the difficult field conditions, they won the game 5-1, making their record 5-0-1. The opposing team presented many challenges, but head coach Arlan Vomhof was pleased with the outcome.

“Considering the conditions they did pretty well. They definitely controlled the game,” Vomhof said.

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