Moreno Valley High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Sunnymead, CA)

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Frosh Football Finishes 3-4-1 Coach Roger Kielty ' s freshman foot- ball team finished its season with a mis- leading 3-4-1 overall record . Two close losses on the road, had they gone in Mor- eno ' s favor (a 2-0 loss to Bloomington and a wild 44-30 loss to Yucaipa), would have given the frosh a winning rec- ord. Honors were given to Tim Lyons, voted Most Valuable Playeron the team, and to Tom Sims, voted Most Improved Player. Coach Kielty praised the offensive line ' s pass protection and the defensive unit for the effort they put out this season. Moreno won three games at home by scores of 14-8, 14-0, and 16-0 agaipst Cajon, Fontana Jr. High, and Norte Vista in that order. The offense averaged close to 11 points a game despite two games inwhich theydidn ' t score at all . The de- fensive unit of the frosh team gave up an average o f 13 points a game . In five games the defense gave up less than 10 points, including three shut-outs. Over- all the young Moreno freshmen played a real good season. 1975 -76 FROSH n FOOTBALL SEASON 1 MVHS OPP Pacific Bloomington 2 14 Cajon 8 14 Hemet 34 7 La Sierra 21 14 Fontana 44 Yucaipa 30 16 Norte Vista Overall Won 3 Lost 4 Tie d 1 Leag ue Won 2 Lost 4 206 Frosh Football f Freshman Football - FRONT ROW: Managers, Steven Bolduc, MarkSpruell. 2ND ROW: Richard Sandoval. Avery Smith, Dennis Zachary, Paul Chacon, Billy Masters, Jeff Jackson. 3RD ROW: Coach Owen Muchisky, Jim Martinez, Dan Seefeldt, Brett Johnson, Charles Grant, Chris Cahoon, Doug Livingston, Kuben Sandoval, Charles Conrad, Coach Roger Kielty. 4 TH ROW: Tiger Brown, Doug Williamson, Marc Estes, James Nickels, Steve Anderson, Jerry Burns, Gregory Coyle, Michael Stehner, TOP ROW: Roger Moore, Tim Lyons, Lawrence Crow, Tom Sims, James Wooten, Alan Jankunas, Gray McCray.

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JV ' s Complete Super Season: 7-1-1 Moreno Valley ' s Junior Varsity football team fin- ished one of it ' s finest seasons ever as they placed second in the San Andreas League with a 5-1-1 re- c ord . A tough loss at home to Hemet during Homecoming Week and a tie with Cajon marred the Viking ' s overall won-loss record as they finished 7-1-1, including a decisive win over a 4-A class team. Most valuable honors on the team went to quarter- back Flip Brito who provided a lot of offense, both running and passing. Flip rushed for 390 yards, av- eraging 4.2 yards a run , and completed 34% of his passes. Most Improved P layer Award went to Scott Malcomb, Jim Rhoades and Steve Schubnell was also sighted as outstanding players. Both aspects of the J .V. football game were impor- tant in getting the record they got. Defensively the Vikings gave up only 50 points throughout the season, including three shutouts and only one game in which opposition got over 15 points. On offense Moreno av- eraged close to 14 points a game despite 16-0 loss to Hemet and a 0-0 tie with Cajon . High scoring games included a 40-0 win against 4-A Pacific, a 25-12 win against Apple Valley, and a 20-6 win at home against Yucaipa. 1975- -76 JUNIOR VARSITY 1 FOOTBALL SEASON MVHS OPP 40 Pacific 25 Apple Valley 12 12 Bloomington Cajon Hemet 16 16 La Sierra 6 16 Norco 10 20 Yucaipa 6 12 Norte Vista 10 OVERALL Won 7 Lost 1 Tied 1 LEAGUE Won 5 Lost 1 Tied 1 vf- Q Coach Goodwin shouts defense ». ' • ' - ' V r

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fi % Coach Judy Gil man — a happy coach! JV Girls Volleyball League Champs 16-1 Taking the San Andreas League by surprise, theJunior Varsity Girls Volley- ball team took the championship with a 16-1 record. The only Viking loss was at the hands of Cajon. Nancy Glen was selected Most Valu- able Player and Marie Nesmith was Most Improved. Needless to say, Coach Judy Gilman was extremely happy with the JV ' s play and season record. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS VOLLEYBALL--FRONT ROW: Liz Brimhall, Nancy Glenn, Jennifer Sweaten. 2ND ROW: Coach Judy Gilman, Kristi Pelt, Patty Huff, and IVlarie Nesmith. J.V. Girls Volleyball 207