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‘Allowing themselves to be coached’

Mar 16, 2026 | Sports

(Photo by Mary-Justine Lanyon)

Coach John Stianson and the eight seniors who are on the Rim High soccer team visited the Mountain Sunrise Rotary Club on March 4. Stianson shared that the team had suffered 78 losses before achieving their first win in five seasons this year. “We had a great start this season,” Coach Stianson said. “The boys allowed themselves to be coached.” The soccer players are pictured with Richard Savich (left, club president), Duane Banner (who built the soccer field years ago) and Coach Stianson.

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