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Next week: Warrior history 2006-2015 July 16 - 23, 2015
Way of the Warriors Sports history 1996-2005
CHS Track Red Book all-time top five performances recorded from 1996-2005 100m dash (girls) 3. Margo Ledig, 12.6, 2005 4. Jessica Shugart, 12.96, 1996 200m dash (girls) 1. Lucy Duncan, 25.8, 1999 5. Tessa Nash, 26.82, 2000 200m dash (boys) 5. John Barbieri, 22.5, 1999 400m dash (girls) 1. Lucy Duncan, 58.45, 1999 5. Haley Bowman, 60.64, 2005 400m dash (boys) 4. Grant Savoy, 50.17, 2001 800m Run (girls) 1. Kacey Nomura, 2:18.42, 2005 2. Lucy Duncan, 2:23.63, 1998 3. Jessica Clay, 2:24.29, 1996 5. Emily DeArkland, 2:27.61, 2002
300m intermediate hurdles (boys) 2. Jason Eiker-Wiles, 38.51, 2003 Long jump (girls) 1. Juliet Casso, 16’ 10”, 2003 4. Rosa O’Reilly, 16’ 5 ¾”, 2003 Long jump (boys) 2. Rod Aguilar, 21’ 11 ½”, 1999 Triple jump (girls) 2. Rosa O’Reilly, 35’ 10 ½”, 2005 5. Lana Wolverton, 34’ 4”, 2005 Triple jump (boys) 1. Ian Allen-Williams, 43’ 6 ½”, 2000 High jump (girls) 1. Kristen Carstens, 5’3”, 1999 2. Heather Schuyler, 5’ 2”, 1996, Laurel Damerel, 2002, Margo Ledig, 2005
Warrior football player Ben Scott was the top target of quarterback Ryan Gocong during the team’s run to the CIF championship game in 1998.
800m run (boys) 3. Armando Flores, 1:55.25, 2002
Pole vault (girls) 1. Stephanie Norris, 10’, 1998 4. Jamie Chamlee, 9’, 2001 5. Lucy Duncan, 8’6”, 1998
In honor of the city’s jubilee, Coastal View News is breaking down Carpinteria High School sports history decade by decade from 1965 to 2015. The period from 1996 to 2005, as recorded here, saw some record-worthy achievements.
1600m run (girls) 1. Bekah Ernst, 5:13.66, 2002 5. Kacey Nomura, 5:35.45, 2005
Pole vault (boys) 1. Daniel Chamlee, 14’, 1999 2 Thomas Chamlee, 13’ 7”, 2003
Bryant and Gocong
3200m run (girls) 1. Bekah Ernst, 11:03.8, 2002 5. Julie Irabon, 12:28.36, 2002
Shot put (girls) 2. Larissa Godkin, 37’2”, 1996
3200 run (boys) 3. Joaquin Gomez, 9:18.46, 2005 100m high hurdles (girls) 1. Lauren Damerel, 15.65, 2002 4. Daisy Duncan, 15.8, 1998 5. Stacy Chamlee, 16.21, 2005 110m high hurdles (boys) 5. Jason Eiker-Wiles, 14.93, 2003 300m low hurdles (girls) 3. Daisy Duncan, 47.53, 1998
Shot put (boys) 1. Noah Bryant ,67’ 6 ½”, 2002 3. Chris Gocong, 54’ 6 ¾”, 2000 5. Chris Targoni, 51’ 2 1/2”, 2005 Discus (girls) 2. Larissa Godkin, 127’4”, 1996 5. Amanda Thompson, 115’ 2”, 2002 Discus (boys) 1. Chris Gocong, 183’ 3”, 2000 2. Noah Bryant, 170’ 2”, 2002 4. Chris Redfield, 165’ 3”, 2000
Notably, two track & field strongmen named Noah Bryant and Chris Gocong ate up the CHS shot put and discus record books, respectively, and helped the boys track squads to CIF championships in 1999 and 2001. In all, the boys and girls track squads captured a combined 11 TVL championships in the decade.
Warrior football continues run
Warrior football games relocated to the new Carpinteria Valley Memorial Stadium in 1999. The first game at Carpinteria Valley Memorial Stadium was a 28-6 win over Fillmore in 1999. Chris Gocong played on that football squad and eventually went on to play profes-
sionally for both the Philadelphia Eagles and Cleveland Browns. The final team to play at Memorial Field, the 1998 Warrior football squad finished as runners up in CIF. In 2002, the team coached by Coley Candaele picked up a CIF championship and undefeated season. Stars of the 2002 team were Joel Carty (Defensive Player of the Year), quarterback Aaron Gonzales (Offensive Player of the Year), Alani Coleman, Pedro Ramirez, Jorge Gonzalez, Luis Soto and Evan Boardman. The Warriors posted a come-from-behind victory in the championship against Valley Christian. At La Playa Stadium in a cold rain, the team scored on a 4-yard Carty run with 39 seconds remaining to deliver the 25-22 victory.
Boys soccer captures CIF title in 1999
The Warrior soccer team tied Orange Lutheran 1-1 in its CIF Championship match in 1999 to earn a co-championship. Vincent Torres was named the player of the game for Carpinteria, which fell behind 1-0 in the first half. The Warriors netted the equalizer on a corner kick from the foot of Aaron Lopez to Alex Karpenko, who nailed home the score. The teams played to a tie and the championship format was limited on time and prevented a winner from being named. Jeremiah Sobenes coached the team.
2003 girls swimming takes CIF D 4 Title
Warrior boys soccer captured a co-championship in 1999.
Warrior swimmers Emlynn Tursick, Laura Harz, Jaisy Hanson, Jenny Stetson and Sarma Zemjanis made school history by capturing a CIF title. The team edged Quartz Hill, and the championship came down to a make-or-break 4x400 relay. Zemjanis, Hanson, Harz and Tursick blew away Quartz in the final race, and the team captured first or second place in 5-of-12 events. Sean Boyd coached the squad.