Blue Ridge High School - Cresta Azul Yearbook (Lakeside, AZ)

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Page 76. 1. Eric Garcia 1345, Tim Neumann 1115, Tim Riley 1425, and Paul Walker 1725 smother the ball carrier. 2. Tim Neumann 11 15goes around the right end for another long gain. 3. Ronnie Wilson 1445 goes around the left end forta quick sweep. 4. Ronnie Wilson 1445 runs for short yardage against Show Low. Page 77. 1. Tim Neumann 1115 busts up the middle while Roland Johnson 1845 blocks. 2. Freshman offense moves against Show Low as Sam Hemmings 1505 leads the way. 3. Randy Beaupre 1355 breaks a tackle for more yardage. JV Football Scores BR Opponent O Snowflake 14 14 Payson 0 14 St. Johns 28 18 Alchesay 12 0 Show Low 20 O Round Valley 34 Freshman Football Scores BR Opponent 6 Snowflake 6 6 Show Low 18 24 Show Low 12 48 Round Valley O +m.,,, 76 JV-FROSH FOOTBALL

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This is what we did in SPORTS Page 74. 1. Anthony Acevedo and David Carson unload on a Snowflake runner. 2. David Carson, Randy Sayer, Anthony Ace- vedo, and Jess Spiegelhoff attack a Show Low runing back. 3. Gilbert Pacheco takes down Show Low's quarterback as Bart Hackemack and Britt Snell give assistance. 4. Blue Ridge varsity offense celebrates in jubi- lation after a score. Page 75. 1. Kurt Bickle threads the needle once again. 2. Mitch Jordan evades Show Low defenders. 3. David Carson takes down a Snowflake receiver. Varsity Football Scores BR Opponent 12 Snowflake 19 18 Window Rock 20 12 Holbrook 20 6 Payson 7 9 Alchesay O 0 Show Low 22 0 Round Valley 13 ,- ff M' we , RWM-Mi 2 3 'GQ VARSITY FOOTBALL 75

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New cocich odds to Frosh tecim's excitement by Mitch Jordan It wasn't over until the last seconds of the game. Blue Ridge was behind 12-18. Mike Schimmel pitched the ball to Tim Neumann, and then he hit Mike Mclnelly for an 80 yard pass. Follow- ing that play there was a 15 yard pen- alty, and the Jackets had the ball on the Alchesay Falcon five yard line. 1 With just seconds remaining, run- ning back Craig Lash broke through to tie the game up at 18-18. Blue Ridge then made the conversion to win 20- 18. According to Coach Ken Sayer, Craig Lash was responsible for most of the scoring this season, and he was also Most Valuable Player as tailback on the Junior Varsity squad. Mr. Paul Moro, moved here from California in 1978. He was the fresh- man Coach and an assistant varsity coach. As a first year coach at Blue Ridge, he led the Freshmen to a respectable 2-1-1 record. Exciting vic- tories over the Show Low Cougars and a romp over the Round Valley Elks C48-OJ highlighted his coaching debut. Outstanding players for the season were Frank Parkinson, Troy Rivers, Ronnie Wilson, David Cartier, and Tim Neumann. The leading receiver for the season was Spencer Lawrence, and leading rusher was Tim Neu- mann. Neumann was also the leading scorer. Coach Moro stated Seasons can always be better, but I was very pleased with this one. . Many Freshmen will be seeing a lot of varsity action in the next three years. The Freshmen will long remem- ber the three goal line stands in a game against Snowflake. The final score in that contest was 6-6. 3 2 JV-FROSH FOOTBALL 77