Archbishop Mitty High School - Excalibur Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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JV, frosh meet team goals, spirit and pride prevail Our first goal was to train them to be Varsity Players, explained Junior Varsity Football Coach Bill Hutton. 'Our second goal was to teach them to uphold high academic and moral standards. Finally, our third goal was to win games. The clear highlight ofthe JV's 2-8 sea- son was the defeat ofBellarmine, l4-O. lt was the first game that the Bellarmine Junior Varsity had lost in two years. They had a 25-game winning streak until we beat them. That was definitely the best part of the season, recalled Hutton. De- spite having soundly trounced Mountain View with a score of 20-O. the season ended with a string of loses: St. Francis, 28-Og Sacred Heart 3-O: and St. lgnatius. 7-6. The team elected Erik Coca as Best Lineman, Matt Morrison as Best Back, and Todd Engstrom as Most Improved. Sean Stevenson and Chris Flocchini were awarded for their performances by making All-League. Hutton has high expectations for the future of this team of players. As a group, they were the greatest kids. l dont think Mitty's had a group of kids as well behaved and ambitious as these. With added weight and strength, their next season will be great, he concluded. -- Shana Waarich - 0 lf you go by records, we had a terrible season. But, if you go by our goals, we had a great season, commented coach Dan McCrone on Freshmen Football. The first game of the season started with a l2-O win over Peterson. The rest of the year was downhill with a 28-6 loss to Bellarmine and a 41-6 defeat to the Saint Francis Lancers. The season ended with a win-loss record of l-6. The team credits their unfortunate sea- son to inexperience. We werent experi- enced and we didn't know how to execute plays, said Scott Green, quarterback. Other players agreed. McCrone and the players did not let their spirit down. Jay Wischmann, Bobby Lopez, McCrone, and others claimed the enthusiasm was always present. McCrone noted that unity and willingness were some of the teams strong points, Jeff Sakamoto. Stevenson. fiidgell, Lopez, and Green all agreed that next years goals are to win, improve, and have more fun. - Hiyo Kachalia - Brent Atkins ffar leftl beats an offensive tackle. Erik Coca tleftl fires a quick shot over the middle for a quick Mitty gain of 10 yards, - nf yy SQ- t Row: Manager Paul Gurries, Gary Kidgell, Sal Herrera, John Ortiz, Aaron Rosales, Rob Floyd, Matt Gundersen, Stevenson, Kevin McMullen, Jay Wischman, Allen Lawrence Second Row: Mike Denato, Jeff Sakamoto, Marty Brian Russell, Mike Ellison, Derrick White, Loren Street, Tom Myers, Kevin Scott, Donn Byrne, Chris Nunzir, Enfantino, Coach Third Row: Brent Atkins, Scott Green, Steve Sousa, David Gaspar, Scott Rees, Carl Cornell, Valdivia, Pete DeSimone, Jason Ayers, Steve Lo, Mark Donati, Coach Tom Fahrner Fourth Row: Head Coach an McCrone, Bob Lopez, John Banta, Steve Lo, Dan Fernandez, Rob Kerr, Rich Sherman, Mark Ryan, Jarod iddleton, Jeff Christian, Joe Faylor, John Dentino. K . l . K 'Gui' John Dentino sets as David Gaspar kicks off. f .Freshmen f T , Peterson , N Bellarmine Riordan Saint Francis Serra Sacred Heart Saint Ignatius Awards A Dan Fernandez 12-0 28-6 24-8 41-6 12-7 7-6 4-0 Most Improved: Paul Hough Win Loss Loss Loss Loss Loss Loss