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The Bull's Eye

Turning losses into motivation

After an emotional senior night and a disappointing 0-1 defeat against South Hills High School, the Diamond Bar High School girls soccer team ends their tumultuous season with an overall record of 7-12-1 and league record of 3-7. 

In a frustrating season plagued by close losses against South Hills and Los Altos, the team found motivation and team spirit in their wins. Last Tuesday, the team secured a win against Wilson High School with a score of 2-1. The previous week, the girls beat Rowland, a team they initially lost to in an exhilarating 2-0 game.

“We work very hard and have amazing effort in our games, but not getting the outcomes we are wishing for is frustrating at times,” senior defender Avery Wang said. 

Although the season did not pan out as the team hoped, the camaraderie and spirit displayed by both teammates and supporters transformed the defeat into a memorable and heartwarming occasion. The team’s senior night ceremony highlighted the invaluable bonds forged through the sport. As the seniors prepare to bid farewell to their high school soccer journey, their legacy of resilience and teamwork continues to inspire underclassmen. 

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“Our team built up our team chemistry so having one another to rely on is helpful,” Wang said. “I hope to enjoy the rest of the season and have fun with the team, creating lasting memories. 

Despite the team’s high spirits, it has been hard to play connected and adjust to new formations during games and practice. Nevertheless, they continue to learn how to work hard together and put effort into both practice and games. 

“Trusting each other for the most part has been a large hurdle and [we’ve overcome this by] letting everyone know that mistakes are okay,” senior forward Darah Johnson said. 

The girls have been continuing to work out in the weight room and doing band work to avoid any injuries. 

“I play each game with gratitude and I am so thankful for being on the team with such amazing peers for the past four years,” Johnson said. 

Nonetheless, the team has proven their skill and adaptability this past season. With several successes and disappointments, they conclude their 2024 soccer season with new goals and memories to carry on. 

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