With a new varsity head coach Todd Kimble, the boys soccer team also has another new addition to their program. At the start of the season, Kimble formed the development team, which consists of students who wouldn’t be able to make the cut otherwise. Watch the clips below to find out more about the squad, from the perspective of development players juniors Bryce Nevitt and Brendan Yu along with senior keeper Ginga Sato. The graphic below also provides further information about the addition to the program.

Junior Bryce NevittJunior Bryce Nevitt faces difficulty choosing soccer between soccer and his passion for drama. Nevitt explains his hopes and expectations for the situation he is in.

Nevitt explains the difference between the development team and the normal team:

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Nevitt’s view of the team:

Nevitt’s skepticism of the development team:

Nevitt’s conclusion on the development team:

Junior Brendan YuFor junior Brendan Yu, this is his third year playing soccer for the school program. He shares his experiences and opinions on being a member of the development team. Yu hopes that his experience and the practice he gets on the development team can earn him a spot on the normal squad.

Why Yu wants to play:

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The difference between development team and the normal team:

Why Yu is fortunate for the team:

Senior Ginga Sato

For senior Ginga Sato, this is his first year on the soccer team. He was selected for the actual team, but he explains what the development team does and expresses his opinion about the team.

Why Sato decided to try out:

What the development team does:

The benefit of the development team:

Infographic