Sylvan Hills High School - Bruin Yearbook (Sherwood, AR)

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 « LET ME GO. Junior Kurt Morrell Strug- gles to gain those extra yards at the LR Central game. Photo courtesy of Arkansas Democrat SLIDE TO THE LEFT. Junior John Scott heads for some daylight with a McClellan player close behind. Photo courtesy of Arkansas Democrat. Football 93

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 Hungry Eyes Bears feast on season goals The loss of key players from last year's 8-3 team left the Bears with a bleak outlook to start the season. The football team's main goals were to reach the playoffs and have a winning season. Even though the Bears finished with a record of 5-6, most players felt the Bears had a winning sea- son because they won key games over Cabot and Northeast and made the state playoffs. Senior Greg Fitch be- lieved the team had a winning season despite their record. We had a great effort from everybody.” Fitch said. There were a lot of We ac- complished our main goal of go- ing to the playoffs. downfalls and setbacks that we came back from.” Fitch said that the team had wanted to win at least one playoff game, but that they still had a good year even though they lost their only playoff game 14-7 to Fort Smith Southside. Senior Mark Williams said one of the things that made the season a success was beating Northeast. That win over North- east was our biggest win ever. Williams said. We were 14 point underdogs and we surprised them. Going to the playoffs made the season a good one, senior Darren Dixon said. We accomplished our goal of going to the playoffs. If John Scott hadn't have gotten hurt we could have beaten Fort Smith Southside. — by Cary Oism KICK THE BALL. Senior Mark Wil liams rears back lo set another game in motion, with junior Mike Coffman close behind. 92 Tough enough

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UNSUNG HEROES. The responsibil- ities ot trainers and managers include several things, such as treating minor injuries, keeping track of equipment and constantly providing footballs dur- ing home games. Seniors Jody Worn- blc, Brad Everett, and junicr Ronnie Escovedo traveled with the team and provided support throughout the foot- ball season. The first victory of the season is, if not the sweetest, usually one of the best. The 24-8 victory over LR McClellan proved to be one of the best victories of the Bear football season. During the McClellan game, Junior Caesar Clay runs an option and goes airborn in hopes of gaining a few more yards. Photo courtesy of Arkansas Democrat. 94 Tough enough