Thunderbird High School - Warrior Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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'ff ta 1 .F Ea ,fi 1 1 ,vi 'F' Dedication keeps JV team motivated by Sandy Oliynyk JV football had a high spirited team. Although they lost seven games, considering the opponents superior size and speed, the team Put up a strong defense. The players gave time and dedication not only as a team, but individually as well. Key offen- sive players were jason White, Brady Skousen, Erik Foster, Steve Engan, and Chad Musil. Leaders on the defensive and were Matt junzinger, Brian Coth- ran, and John Webb. Their goal was to think and perform as a team. Coach Greg Keller stated, Al- though we played schools with superior personnell, we were able to stay close to a number of them. 2- H Our goal was to think and perform as a team. The guys were really dedicated. Sl T 'rg' JV Football THS Opponent I0 Moon Valley I7 oo Shadow Mnt. 21 oo Horizon 40 O7 Greenway 32 I4 Apollo I2 oo Deer Valley og o8 Brophy 35 I4 Alhambra 21 Above Right Paul King Gin, cradles the ball while keeping an opponent from tackeling him. Right IV defense stops Moon Valley from getting a first down. Final score I0-I7 Moon Valley. fPhotos by 176 JV Football Front Row:Erik Foster, Brian Cothran, Vince McMurrin, Coach Greg Keller, Coach Bob Fachet, Jason White, Chad Musil, Stew Engen, and Jeff Wilson. Second Row:Dan Bazin, Graig Kilbourne, Brad Davis, jason Domanico, David Eaglesron, Mark Felder, Mai Hunzinger, Andy Hanson, and Ben Hunsaker. Third RowTroy Kalina, James Cook, Jason Wharton, john Webb, Brian Thayer, Karr Moore, Brad Fraser and Brady Skousen. Fourth RowAndy Ramos, Chad Otis, Mark Ferra, Scott Smith, Heath Whitely, Dan Woof David Kelley, Charles LeBar and Paul King, S Q 5 5 5 5 2 5 i 1 3 3 1

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the season was a winning one, and the guys played ,f fm, 1 E f , ,, -was I ront Row Chad Shultz and Brady Bowles. Second Row jans Williams, Kan Thake, Ed Barnes, Coach Emerson, Coach Storey, jay mith, Benson Schaub, Billy Peterson and Frank Castro. Third Row Francisco Armenta, Tim Birky, Richard Saiz, Joe Butticci, jason etcham, Tony Taylor, Todd Tantillo, Ryan Giauque, Ronnie Phares, Tim Patterson, and Dylan Roan. Fourth Row Kevin Miller, avid Christopher, Robb Wehmueller, Ben Taylor, Clint Coatney, Nick Cooper, Mark Larson, Jerry Convery, Mike Kincer, and Shawn roadus, Fifth Row Steve Sussex, Sean Buck, Rick Arbogast, Brian Elwartowski, Charlie Phillips, jeramy Chester, Clayton Hay, Scott hnson, Jeremy Haines, Jack Thrasher, and Jim Grinkman. H I am satisfied that they gave their best. ...- ef ' K G Freshman Football THS Opponent I2 Shadow Mnt. oo oz Horizon 14 I2 Alhambra oo 39 Deer Valley oo 07 Greenway 21 28 Apollo oo 08 Brophy oo oo St. Mary's 27 we 'V Q 5: , W A. rf ,t E- -ww Aga gifs-4 'Vi H The team worked hard to achieve their record. MWRWM M K Good frosh season attributed to attitude Freshman football opened the season with a great effort, winning five games and losing three. Throughout the season the team held a good atti- tude and worked very hard to achieve their record. Coach Emerson stated, The team was great to work with and I think we had a great season. Some team members showed individual effort. Offensive players include Joe Butticci, Rick Arbogast, Brian Elwar- towski, and Rick Saiz. Defensive leader was Shawn Broadus. The leading scorers were Joe Butticci and Richard Seiz. Coach Storey commented, Over-all their best. Top Right 320, Tony Taylor slips by Alhambra defense head- ing for the end zone. Final score 12-o Thunderbird. Above Left Thunderbird offense struggles to stay up while two opponents try to take him down. Left itz, Joe Butticci quickly moves to help keep his teammate from getting tackled. fPl10t0S by ,l0lm Webb., Freshman Football .77