Jesuit High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Carmichael, CA)

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J.V. FCOTBALL FINISHES 4-5 . .,. u ' . - Top row: Coach Morse, Coach Bettencourt, George Wagner, Ed Ross, Brian Flynn, Scott Jasper, Tony Carrosco, Bill Czas- kowski, Bill Street, Greg Chelini, Matt Morgan, Jeff Adams, Ted Hornback. Middle row: Al Bacchini, Bill Hutchinson, Sean Holt, Mike Terra, Frank Zavrel, Mike Zanze, Nick Slavich, Mike Ryan, Scott Bradford, Steve Martin, Doug Van Dyke, Andy Novotny, Coach Hovis, Coach Clemons. Bottom row: Jeff lmrie, Sean Kennedy, Jeff Sevey, Brett Parsons, Craig Rossi, Pat Daleiden, Jeff Schaffer, Phil Nuxoll, Mitch Hillyer, Curtis Takagi 'i 'U 'L r 's 'M JA' l -Highlighted by stunning victories over Norte Del Rio 121- l OJ and powerful C.B. C12-81, this year's Junior Varsity Football team proved its ability to win key games even with an injury plagued team. With the loss of quarterback Greg Chelini, offensive guard Chris Stone, and halfback Kevin Burton to Varsity, this year's effort was blunted from the beginning. Though the J.V. season record is 4-5 the team did suc- ceed in playing the role of spoiler to the dismay of previ- ously highly ranked teams. The most valuable player was halfback Steve Martin. Other standouts were split end Mike Terra, tackle Ted Hornback and quarterback Curtis Takagishi. Also Sean Holt, brought up from the Frosh Team, contributed much athalfback. Bill Street was named most valuable defensive lineman, while defensive guards Craig Rossi and Scott Bradford also added to the defensive punch. Late bloomer Brian Flynn played outstanding ball at linebacker in the latter part of the season. He recovered three fumbles in the 21- 0 shut out of Norte Del Rio. The J.V. team began the season on a low note, being blanked 16-0 against Del Oro. Then the team regrouped to defeat ranked C.B. 12-8. Slot back Mike Ryan com- pleted two touchdown passes in the game. The third game vs. El Camino was a heartbreaker. Down 6-0 on the El Camino 2 yard line the clock ran out. The team rebounded, shutting out St. Patrick's 20-0. Undefeated Davis humbled the J.V. 27-8. But again the team bounced back, as it did all season and trounced Foothill 13-0. Pow- erhouse Woodland crushed the team 31-6. The J.V. took its revenge after this embarrassment by shutting out favored Norte 21 -0. In the last game, Yuba reversed the score against the Marauders 21-0. Greg Chelini sprints for 6 The ability of the team to bounce back all season indi- cates an exceptional will to win. Head Coach Dan Clem- ons recognizes the potential of this contending football team. He has instilled in them Jesuit Pride, pride in themselves, their team and their school.

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LITTLE RED IN WINNING SEASON I I I I is Top row flolt to rightjz Greg Elko, Brian Ternan, Sean Holt, Jim Lloyd Easton, Jeff Ebling, hris Madden, Scott Sackett, David Guidera, Mike Hayden, am Schwartz, Nick Kulesimes, Garen Peter O'TooIe, Fran Cammarota, Gene Hoeffken, Tony Ossola, Brien Mulholland, Roh Ricci, Dave Marciells, Robert Ozzenburger, The Jesuit Marauder Freshmen Football team showed what they were made of this season. Being shut out in their first two games only increased their desire to win, and win they did- their next four games, and five out of the last six. Leading the offensive surge were quarterback Chris Bagatelos and his back up Greg Pakeri. Halfback Greg Elko and tailback Jason Brenzel led the ground attack, while wide receivers Garen Horst and Brian Ter- nan hauled them in. Slot David Scholtz fueled the offensive assaults as a multi-purpose back. Leading the strong defense was tackle David Novotny at the line and Brian Ternan at defensive back. The defense proved to be the back- bone of the team as it allowed only forty-five total points in their last six games. 17.5 points per gamej. The season opened with a disappointing loss at the hands of El Camino. After the following week's 28-0 embarrassment by Mills, the Frosh came roaring back with a vengence. Little Pied edged Douglas 8-0. That win proved to be the turning point in the season as they plowed by Sac High 30-6. The winning streak continued as the team took apart El Dorado 20-6. Brian Ternan's interception touchdown runback provided the next win over McClatchy 20-7. Finally Little Fied was to face arch rival C.B. and fell victim to their first league loss 20-0. Spurred on by pride, the Frosh bounced back. Highly favored Yuba City's offense stalled as Jes- uit squeaked by 12-6. This win gave the Freshmen team second place in informal Inter-Valley play and ended the season with a 5-3 record. Greg Pekari gets heat 90 Jason Brenzel slashes through the defense .Cui Freshman back takes the hand off I-