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Setting soccer standards

Varsity boys soccer team wins against Chavez
Rosalie Navarro, Managing Editor • Feb 20, 2026
Senior Arturo Garcia kicks the ball down the field. Garcia plays center defensive midfielder. (Rosalie Navarro)
Senior Joshua Mathiesen watches as the goalie from Chavez jumps to catch the ball. Mathiesen averages one goal per match, and is the team’s top scorer. (Rosalie Navarro)
Senior Joshua Mathiesen dribbles down the field as he shields the ball from the Chavez defender. Mathiesen was fouled, giving Bellaire a free kick. (Rosalie Navarro)
Senior Joshua Mathiesen and his teammates huddle after scoring a goal against Chavez. Mathiesen scored two goals during the game. (Rosalie Navarro)
Senior Alan Kreindel poke tackles his opponent. Kreindel plays winger. (Rosalie Navarro)
Senior Alan Kreindel pivots as his opponent takes possession of the ball. Bellaire won 4-1 against Cesar Chavez High School. (Rosalie Navarro)
Senior Joshua Mathiesen defends the Chavez forward as he dribbles down the field. Mathiesen has scored 10 goals this season. (Rosalie Navarro)
Senior Joshua Mathiesen heads the ball. Mathiesen played alongside his brother, junior Noah Mathiesen. (Rosalie Navarro)
Senior Alan Kreindel dribbles the ball past the Chavez defender. In the 6A Region 3 District 18, Bellaire is ranked 1st with a win-loss-tie record of 6-1-1. (Rosalie Navarro)
Senior Carlos Jasso shoots on goal during the second half. Jasso plays center attacking midfielder. (Rosalie Navarro)

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About the Contributor
Rosalie Navarro
Rosalie Navarro, Managing Editor
Junior Rosalie Navarro is a second-year staffer and Managing Editor of the Three Penny Press. She is thrilled for her second year with TPP and hopes to teach new staffers, improve her writing, and connect with people all over Bellaire. When Rosalie is not in the TPP room, she participates in a variety of other activities. She is a varsity swimmer, member of German National Honors Society, Orchestra, Secretary of Russian Club and East Texas Regional Organizing Specialist for New Voices Texas. In the summer you can always find her at Camp Olympia, either climbing a mountain or learning new skills while enjoying time with her camp family.
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