Mullen High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Mike Peny demonstrates a perfect swing. Winston Armani led the Centennial league in pass receptions. SPORTS O

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SPO s ef? Q66 Mullen has been a leader in its league when it comes to athlet- ics, and we as a school are a force to be reckoned with. This year was no exception. ln foot- ball the Mustangs earned a place in the State semi-finals, with team leaders including Jerry Dunn, Tim Mara, David Ar- terberry and James Coffey. In basketball, Mullen was rank- ed 42 by a Denver Post poll ear- ly in the season, and promises a winning year with players Jah- mall Coleman, James Coffey, Eric Pille, David Cunningham, Tim Mara, and Greg Schecken- bach. Other sports the Mustangs were competitive in this year included tennis, soccer, cross country, wrestling, hockey, and swim- ming. The Mustangs were espe- cially successful in cross coun- try with their best season ever. Wrestling looked strong early in the season with Sean Steeves and Dan Murphy as team lead- ers. As Mullen continues to uphold its tradition of excellence throughout the Centennial League, it also provides a win- ning atmosphere for its athletes.

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8-7 + . . + + ' VARSITY FOGTBALL The 1986 Mullen varsity football team exemplified spirit and courage by working its way to the semi-finals. Head Coach Pete Levine, who placed Mullen in the Centennial League last year, was nominated as favorite coach of the year. This excellent team was known by such distin- guished players as quarterback Jerry Dunn who led the state in passing, and wide receiver Vance Ross, a leader inthe state in yards receiving. Tim Mara, Winston Armani and defensive fullback David Arterberry were among Co- lorado's best athletes. It takes team effort to win and Mullen possesses this gift and talent. Tom Hoffman,1f35, and James Coffey, 086, put pressure on Pamona's offense. .... is F rrff A y W L Q A J U, x X Zg. , 1987 SEASON 1 ,L af August 30 Heritage 13-14 J ,X is -- Y , 4 Lf A 5 seprembers Fairview 7-35 I 728' I t W t ' , y ' 'fli- September 12 overland 25-30 J , H , A . l V September 19 Aurora Gateway' 21- , , if P Q U- M, .N as Q H- N 13 , 4 ., ,S f K Q3 September 26 Rangeview' 22-10 5, X5 , ' A H ' , 0 U K A October3 Littleton' 12-6 --' f' fu J .,, ha. M Q W , i October 10 Regis' 14-7 I - A ' ' W T '37 2 'P 'P A . 't' tv October 17 Aurora Central' 20-19 ' U , 4 , - ,,,: Q October 24 Aurora Hinkley 48 38 . , 'Wg ri ' , 4 T' f X ' 2 V - Cherry Creek 0 38 T 'J Q if - Qi Arvada West+ Thorton + + Pomona+ + + 17 14 TOP ROW Joe Ring, 49 7 Conference Games Legue Championship State Preliminary State Quarter Finals + + + State Semifinals Chance Foreman, George Gomer, Matt Furman, James Coffey, Steve Foss, Chris Caulson, Dean Lamanna, Mark Berven 4tH ROW Jason Randall, Jim Ruble, Blair Hanneman, Jerry Dunn, Luke Weith, Russel Heath, David Arterberry, Todd Marshall, Tom Stephens 3rd ROW Stu Thompson, Ted Battreal, Coach Unrah, Coach Thenell, Coach Levine, Coach Han- cock, Coach Murray, Tom Hoffman, Todd Rapue 2nd ROW Dwayne Wilson, Toby Dickens, Chris Madril, Mike Magill, Casey Mendenhall, Rich Butvilofsky, Scott Treece, Steve Stone, Tim Mara 1st ROW Winston Armani, Pat Gallegos, Scott Coscarella, Vance Ross, Greg Zallaps, Clint Fan- nell, Dave Valdez, Scott Ludvik