She believes her team is capable of a section crown, too, regardless of the division its placed. Though the Mariners finished second to Soquel in the Santa Cruz Coast Coast Athletic League last season, first-year Mariners coach Gina Castaneda believes her team will be in title contention after winning league crowns in 2014-18 and ’20. “I feel like out game is getting better as we come closer as friends and everything,” said Gwenyth Chapman, a senior forward for the Mariners. The Mariners look to continue their offensive ways Thursday, when they play at Salinas (1-0-2) in a nonleague game at 7 p.m. 30, the Mariners (3-0-1) have outscored opponents 10-1. The senior forward isn’t the only Mariner lighting up the scoreboard. Since opening the season with a 1-all tie against Sobrato on Nov. “She’s always been a finisher, she’s always been a really strong player, so I’m excited to see where it takes us, where it takes all of us.” “She’s picking up exactly where she left off,” said Malia Kessler, a senior forward.

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