CHATWORTH'S WIN IS NO SURPRISE : CHATSWORTH 3, SAN PEDRO 1.Byline: Lee Barnathan Daily News Staff Writer Ho hum ho hum interj. Used to express boredom, weariness, or contempt. ho hum interj → na gut . Another year, another City 4-A title. Chatsworth's girls' soccer team is at it again. The Chancellors beat San Pedro 3-1 Saturday at East Los Angeles College ELAC is a two year college, offering associate degree programs in over 25 fields as well as both academic transfer courses which prepare students for admission to the University of California and California State University system and occupational programs which prepare students for for their eighth championship in 10 years. So ordinary has this become that Chatsworth (24-1-1) didn't celebrate as much as San Pedro (10-8-6) did, and no one dumped water on the coaching staff. Everybody played, so everybody likely will feel they earned the gift coach Jack Sidwell gives each player for winning. In the past two years, Sidwell has given players some sort of necklace necklace: see jewelry. . San Pedro was denied for the second time in three seasons and celebrated because it scored a goal against Chatsworth for the first time since 1994 - by Megan O'Donnell in the last minute. ``We're just delighted we got a score because it's been (four) years,'' San Pedro coach Gwen Slater slat·er n. 1. One employed to lay slate surfaces, as on roofs. 2. See pill bug. 3. See sow bug. Noun 1. said. Does this ever get tiring? Do the Chatsworth players wish there was more than this? Yes, junior Jackie Fodor said. ``We expect to get here and it's a huge letdown letdown 1. the sudden flush of milk flow that occurs when the calf begins to suck or when milking commences in a properly prepared cow. Depends for its occurrence on the release of oxytocin from the pituitary gland in response to massage of the teats and udder. if we don't win,'' said Fodor, who scored the third goal, her sixth in three finals. ``After the win, everyone's happy on the inside but we don't show it. ``I would love to play a tough team that would be a 1-0 game.'' Oh well. In the first half, Katie Klain turned this match into her own Olympic Development Program tryout with two assists. Klain decided to skip Saturday's ODP ODP - Open Distributed Processing tryout in Victorville to be fresh for the championship. ``I thought it would be much more of a commitment to play for my high school, and I thought I'd go to ODP (Sunday) and give it all I've got,'' Klain said. |
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