Apollo High School - Olympus Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Sports Offense: Top Row; larry Kenner. John Knight. Brock lleathcolle. Jim Meeks. Middle Row; Tony Klmorc. Tim O'Dell. Terry Payne. Pierre Koulks. Bottom Row; T.J. Gallagher. I);» id Cropper. Ke»in Home. John Salem. Brandy lleathcolle. Greg Slamka. We They Opponents 19 0 Alhambra 26 0 Thundcrbird 27 0 Central 20 0 Sunnyslope 23 0 Prescott 19 13 Washington 28 0 Cortez 12 0 (ireenway 31 0 Hrophy 3 9 Shadow Mt. Skyline Divisonal Playoff 17 14 St. Mary’s Slate Quarterfinal 3 31 Me Clintock

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Varsity Football Defense; l op Row; John Torres, Jim McGinlay, Sieve Nelson, Ken Peralta, Jim Meeks, Middle Row; Todd Krause. John Knight, Jerry l.ope . Bottom Row; Terry Payne. Paul Finch. Larry l.ope . Mark Nygaard, TJ. Gallagher. The 1980 Varsity football leant once again excelled by capturing the Skyline A League Championship. The mighty Hawks kept up their winning reputation with a 10-2 record. The season began with high rankings and high hopes and wanting to continue on the winning spirit of the 79 season. There was a big increase in size and strength. Offense was 35 pounds heavier then '79 and equally as talented. To kick off the season Apollo had the first of many shutouts against the Alhambra Lions, 19-0. The next game was against, at the time, 6th ranked Thundcrbird. The llawks soared by the Chiefs 26-0. Defense showed an outstanding performance holding Thundcrbird to 4 yards rushing. Apollo Shut out Central 27-0. Hawks defense held the Bobcats to -29 rushing yards. The next victims were the Sunnyslopc Vikings. They advanced by thrashing Sunnyslopc 20-0. For the fifth straight slaughter, the Hawks bagged the Badgers 23-0. Once again defense did an excellent job holding Prescott to 23 rushing yards. Apollo's sixth victory was over Washington. The Hawks final score was 19-13, with 309 total yards against the Rams. The Hawks devoured the Colts 28-0. Against Greenway the Hawks defense strengths were once again displayed, shutting out the De- mons 12-0. The Broncos were bucked the following week 31-0. The Hawks suffered their only loss of the regular season at the hands of the Shadow Mountain Matadors. Despite the loss Apollo placed first in the Skyline A Division. “Shadow Mountain was just one battle but we won the war. commented asst. Coach Gregg Parrish. 199