GIRLS SOCCER
Coach: Clay Cameron
2022 Record: 2-10-4
2023 Record: 3-0-1
Top Players: Freshman Luchiana Shattuck, Senior Ivy
Williams, Senior Sam Ford
Notable: Last season, there were multiple freshmen on
the varsity group, setting up for a successful year this
season. With those freshmen now sophomores with experience in varsity, the group know-how has greatly raised
this year.
Quotable: “I enjoy everything. I enjoy the wins, I enjoy
the losses, the ties; everything is a great learning experience. Just being involved in the game is something that
we look forward to as players and as coaches,” assistant
coach Adrian Ruiz said.
Inside Story: Captain Ivy Williams is a monster in the
midfield and is a specialist at recovering every loose ball.
She hypes the team up to make sure everybody is giving
their 100 percent. She is committed to UC Irvine as well
she has a bright future ahead

BOYS SOCCER
Coach: Mark Tietjen
2022 Record: 10-8-3
2023 Record: 1-4-1
Top Players: Senior Diego Estrada, Senior
Uziel Diaz
Notable: After a season ending injury in his
sophmore season, Zach Reer is back running
to help his teammates and hopefully spark a
playoff run this season.
Quotable: “We play for the badge,” Afonso
Gama said.
Inside Story: Besides playing soccer, Diego
Estrada spends his free time cutting hair. While
having exciting off-the-field duties, Estrada is
also an exciting star for the Lancers. Estrada
has cut the hair of teammates Yandel Gonzalez,
Uziel Diaz, Santiago Diaz and Afonso Gama

GIRLS WRESTLING
Coach: Manny Valdez
2022 Record: 16-6
2023 Record: 12-7
Top Players: Junior Talia Smith, Junior Bella Wojciechowski
Notable: Although Thousand Oaks has only a few female
wrestlers, they still find a way to push through and get
the wins they need to contribute to the league titles. After
making it to the state championship last year, heavyweight Cherish Hal-taoi plans on having a massive junior
season.
Quotable: “There’s nobody to blame things on. It’s
one-on-one, you and them in the middle of everyone
watching,” Ritterbush said.
Inside Story: After a shortened preseason due to a concussion and a broken wrist, lightweight Talia Smith has
persevered to place first at three different tournaments to
make a name for herself in Lancer lore.

BOYS WRESTLING
Coach: Dennis Ritterbush (Lightweights) and Kerry Lyne (Heavyweights)
2022 Record: 16-6
2023 Record: 12-7
Top Players: Senior Matthew Siegel, Senior James Rocha, Junior
Atom Wroblewski
Notable: In pursuit of a fourth consecutive Marmonte League title, welterweight Atom Wroblewski pushed through a torn oblique
to continue fighting for his team and school. This fighting spirit is
instilled into them every single day in practice which has shined
throughout the program in the last three years during the title run.
Quotable: “Wrestling is just downright grit. Do you have it in
your brain to keep on going, to keep on pushing to work as hard
as you can regardless of how you feel? Mind over body,” Ritterbush said.
Inside Story: Senior heavyweight James Rocha has been a part of
the last three league titles. As a four-year varsity athlete, Rocha is
looking to complete his fourpeat to go down in Lancer history as
one of the best, but he is also looking to lead his team throughout
the winter season

GIRLS WATERPOLO
Coach: Craig Rond
2022 Record: 12-8-1
2023 Record: 3-5
Top Players: Junior goalkeeper Cheyenne
White, junior center Kennedy Green,
sophmore attacker Aspen Abernathy
Notable: Despite some defensive struggles, the Lancers skilled goalie White
should help spark a run to close out the
season and help secure a playoff spot.
Quotable: “This years team gets along
very well,” Green said.
Inside Story: After graduating multiple
seniors last season, the Lancers have relied
on thier team bonding outside of schoo
in aspirations of a strong finish to the
remainder of the regular season,”