Diamond Bar High School - Taurus Yearbook (Diamond Bar, CA)

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lx. 52- r 1 eiip ,1 I M , fl: :E 4 f'A f 'iii' Q95 ,ig Y, A? V C e V L: W I ff -- 4 fl AWAY IT GOES - Senior Bill Hols- tein C4111 throws a pass downfield. The Brahmas went on to beat Centennial 35-0. l..ET'S GO - New assistant coach Nick Cuccia watches the game. Cuccia coach- ed the offensive and defensive linemen. HMM . . . - Head Coach Lance Gross is in deep concentration while assistant coach Jack Galeener watches the game. Gross' deep concentration allowed him to keep up with the game. G0 LEFT - Coach O'Dell explains the next play to senior Shaun Trejo 0921. O'Dell called the offensive plays for the Brahmas. Varsity Football f Sports 93

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Gross Makes It Happen t the end of the 1986 football season, Head Coach Terry Roche, who had been the head coach of the Diamond Bar Varsity Football team since Diamond Bar High School opened, decided to coach the freshman football team. Diamond Bar went in search for a new head coach who was capable of repalcing Roche, who had led the Diamond Bar Brahmas to CIF four years in a row and led them to one CIF victory. Lance Gross was picked to fill the open position. He had been an assistant coach at Diamond Bar High School the last four years and knew the Diamond Bar philosophy, Roche is more of a motivator. But Gross' techniques and philosophies are better, replied Assistant Coach Dan O'Dell about the differences between Gross and Roche. O'Dell called the offensive plays and worked with the secondary. Gross, who coached under Roche for 4 years, otherwise has a similar coaching style. My mind is only on the game, replied Gross, I'm unaware of what goes on in the stands or anywhere else. Although the assistant coaches got accustomed to Gross quick- ly, there were some problems with some players' attitudes. These players were used to Roche. Once they became accustomed to Gross, the season went well. After the Brahmas started out the Sierra League O-2-1, they needed a miracle to make it into CIF. They beat Charter Oak on November 6 to improve their record to 1-2-1. The Brahmas had to beat Wilson their last game to stay in contention for CIF. When asked about their predicament, Coach O'Dell said, There are no additional pressures having to win this game. It is the same as always. With a victory of 10-5 over Wilson, the Brahmas entered CIF in third place in the Sierra League. ww f M ,. - f g ...el . :sini- -- - 4. :.g.-sf :T..H:Tf!'-NWQQ'-4-,.1 f fi r'-a--we-1 '-1 Liar? .- . ,e .-s f-is-N5 'zz .- N ,-one .. ' A ,, - - 'ff-,V-fi ':,, 'rin YOU ALL RIGHT? - Coach Studt talks to senior, Guy Smith. Studt coached the defense. BOOM - Senior Jim Edmonds C3191 punts the ball to get the Brahmas out of trouble. Edmonds also played quarterback during the season. READY . . . SET . . .- The Brahma front line gets ready for a play against Walnut. The game against Walnut was Diamond Bar's opening game, which they won 19-8. 92 .Sportsflfarsity Football

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TAKE DOWN - Senior Kevin Kennedy fa4f71l sacks the Rowland quarterback for a loss. This game was Diamond Bar's Homecoming game. if -nv vi. - A gnu ,A . 1, i i 8 D Diamahafmxfsfls s a..- alan! meod-n:e . . s . kk'V Xkkk kk-z kkxk .kkk s I Diam.na1snaxggg24s.f.s eeoae 23T?M6nt6Idifss liifj i s A Didmdrid Bef f25lF? 35!iiDi?n?Sff edie 6 mamviid Bef? ddaa as , aaaa .. K0 as fs eaneaai 53 Qllignmeliix it f . .,., ,a s DiamondlBar . oea FEY3 aeaan 5 siffftkewlabtdi ioa enal 1 T HDiamond,Bar eoaene S LashltosisgigffSjjltl c Y nimnondsaar gggoz Nqgaiesg fjjili eeaa 06123 sDian1ondiBqrg'ff -31, gf, ad .e J il.fjyQlEiaffQX W 1 Dfampndgsqrg aaaan 10. Xeae .Witsbkgii sissss .3315 irsgj 94 Sportsflfarsity Football ei o.X, -- ,, , . I. f- 3-' 'W' , 3 X N ' Qifiaai t ,V Q L, 1 vi 5 3 i Ls V.. -2. L Mfgsez 1- v ' ,I ' A 'E i ' ,. . . D .. .. A .M 3555114 f I 1 W' ,e , fl .xqmf r -5- K- X ii . ,,r'5,,-git.. V 0 f- if J ,, l- . .,,, QV fy V VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM - Front row: Jessie Segovia, Anthony Cox, Brian Harris, Evan Spiegel, Brian Loft, David Morlan, Harry Kelly, Todd Hooper. Second row: Mike Hoyos, Dennis Precloso, Ruben Crane, Vince Garcia, Al Perry, Alan Vital, Ryan Qualls, Claudius Wright, Malcolm Gill, Gary Hayden. Third row: George Spada, Mike Schumacher, Coach Galeener, Coach Studt, Coach O'Dell, Head Coach Gross, Coach Cuccia, Trainer Cooprlder, Shaun Trejo, Grant Scott. Fourth row: Mike Peters, Russ Diaz, Scott Hatter, Kyle Schuler, Kevin West, Mark Start tup, Mike Rumell, Doug Saulsbury, Guy Smith, Darren Johnson. Fifth row: Mike Case, Chris Stewart, Tito Quiles, David Kennedy, Frank Delgadillo, Chris Cardoza, John Gutowski, Brian Schuford, Greg White. Sixth row: Steve Mart tin, Bill Holstein, Danny Tanner, Kevin Kennedy, David Goldenberg, Corey Kapano, Tony Darden, Mike Urestl, Chris Licata, Bascom Mellon.