<\/a><\/div>\n\t\t\t\tRayna Paguio: <\/strong>This is Rayna’s fourth year with JDHS, having played at the center back position and getting some time at the 6 for varsity. Although Rayna is simply a consistent force on the backline, she has shown stunning glimpses when pressed into an offensive position. She knows when to be patient, when to tackle and once she gains possession, she simply displays smooth touches on the ball, easily passing opposing defenders and pushing it up the field effortlessly. We wish Rayna all the best attending Gonzaga University, majoring in nursing, eventually leading to becoming a physician assistant.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t Asianna Mazon: <\/strong>This is Asianna’s fourth year with JDHS, primarily playing striker, and seeing time at the wing as well for varsity. The “A’s” in Asianna may stand for “an amazing athlete” as she has shown pure talent in the world of jump roping, softball and soccer. This is quite a juggling of schedules she had to manage to do all of these activities. Known more to us in the world of soccer, we will miss Asianna’s determination, high energy, endurance and speed. We wish Asianna all the best as she plans to attend college in Washington or Oregon.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t Eva Goering: <\/strong>This is Eva’s fourth year with JDHS, either playing the 10 or the 9 early on for JV or the 9 later for varsity. Eva was simply a force to be reckoned with up front, using a dangerous combination of strength, speed, hustle, and unmatched determination to score countless goals for the team. We will miss, not only these skills from Eva, but her continued streak of falling down at least once during a game, and how she always finds ways to stress out Matt on the sidelines. We wish Eva all the best as she moves on to North Idaho college to continue playing the game of soccer.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t Riley Crocker: <\/strong>This is Riley’s third year with JDHS, playing numerous positions for JV, such as the 6, the 10, and the 9. Riley was simply a driving force on the field, always willing to take on any challenge, while showing little, to no intimidation, when tackling the opposition or going for 50-50 balls. We will miss Riley’s hustle, toughness, and her constant reminder to Phil that there should be no more 8 minute subs. We wish Riley all the best as she heads to Gonzaga University to study human physiology.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t Becca Dimond: <\/strong>This is Becca’s fourth year with JDHS, having played numerous positions for JV, such as the backline, attacking mid, winger, and forward. Becca simply loved to play, loved her teammates, wanted to learn, and simply wanted that one goal scoring chance. She achieved that last season, in April, scoring against Ketchikan, with her teammates cheering for her. We will miss Becca’s determination, her drive to succeed, and her loving and hilarious interactions with her teammates. We wish Becca all the best in attending Honolulu Community College pursuing a business degree with the dream of running a business one day.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t Jemma Ruiz: <\/strong>This is Jemma’s third season with JDHS, having primarily played wingback for JV. Though it may seem Jemma is one of the quietest players on the team, if you ever get the chance to hang out with her one on one, or in a small group with close friends\/teammates, she is quite outspoken and hilari-us, and really doesn’t take guff from anyone, as evident from her play on the pitch. Jemma played hard, gave her all, was never one to give up — what more can you simply ask from a player? We will miss her outstanding effort on the pitch, her quiet outspokenness, and outlandish comments while being part of Phil’s shaky Anchorage van rides. We wish Jemna all the best with her plan to go to college and become a dental hygienist.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t<\/a><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/a><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/a><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/a><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/a><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t