COLLINS CONTINUES TRADITION : CHATSWORTH 5 G. HILLS 1.Byline: Lee Barnathan Daily News Staff Writer The indoctrination in·doc·tri·nate tr.v. in·doc·tri·nat·ed, in·doc·tri·nat·ing, in·doc·tri·nates 1. To instruct in a body of doctrine or principles. 2. of incoming Chatsworth High School girls' soccer players begins early - before the players even enroll. Freshman Heather Collins and junior Jackie Fodor knew about the Chancellors' tradition as eighth-graders, long before Collins scored two goals and Fodor got three assists Thursday in her team's 5-1 Coast/Valley League victory over Granada Hills. Collins watched Chatsworth (13-1-1, 2-0) win its seventh City Section title in nine years in March. Her friend, Ember Lee, now at Cal, told herthe teachers are nice and the players treat each other like a family. Plus, they win all the time. ``It's fun to be on a team where everybody's good,'' she said. It was an easy decision for Collins, who lives in Kennedy's district. She has several friends on Granada Hills' junior varsity junior varsity n. Abbr. JV A high-school or college team that competes in interschool sports on the level below varsity. Noun 1. extolling the virtues of their school, but Collins wasn't interested. Good move. Collins scored the first two goals, one from a pass by Brianna Preis and on a Fodor shot that hit the crossbar and she volleyed vol·ley n. pl. vol·leys 1. a. A simultaneous discharge of a number of missiles. b. The missiles thus discharged. 2. in. Granada Hills coach Tom Harp Tom Harp was a college football coach at Cornell, Duke, and Indiana State. From 1961 to 1965, he coached at Cornell, where he compiled a 19-23-3 record. From 1966 to 1970, he coached at Duke, where he compiled a 22-23-1 record. , whose team lost in the City final, said Chatsworth is the one to beat. ``We're at the same levels,'' Harp harp, stringed musical instrument of ancient origin, the strings of which are plucked with the fingers. Harps were found in paintings from the 13th cent. B.C. at Thebes. In different forms it was played by peoples of nearly all lands throughout the ages. said. ``They still have the edge in ball control and passing. That's what we need to work on.'' Fodor wasn't keen on staying at Cleveland's district, either. ``When I came in, they told me we win league and we've got to play hard,'' Fodor said. ``Wetell them we've been there every year and it's expected of us to play hard and get there (to City final). If we don't, it's a big 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. .'' This season, Fodor's role is changing. She always has been a points machine, scoring 28 goals and getting 22 assists last season. This year, she's spending more time assisting. She has six goals and eight assists.Preis scored once and had two assists, and Trisha Arosemena and Leila Pate also scored for Chatsworth, which scored its last three goals with less than five minutes to play. Amber Dattilo made it 2-1 when she scored off a corner kick from Michelle Vega with about nine minutes to play. But as Chatsworth broke the match open, Alysa Epstein swore swore v. Past tense of swear. swore Verb the past tense of swear swore, sworn swear at her teammates and earned a red card. She will miss Tuesday's match against San Pedro. |
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