Bonita Vista High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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JV Season Disappointingg Display Great Potential Although hampered by a disappointing 3-6 season, Bonita Vista's Junior Varsity football team had its moments. Most valuable player Ken Espina and a great year, accounting for more that half of the Baron's offense. Quarterback Mark Stevens did a fine job at the helm, his favorite receiver was Robert Ferguson. The defense played well, but was inconsistent. Sometimes they looked like a first rate defense, but other times they were trampled upon. John McCauley, John Ligon, Geoff Martin, and Marty Slater were the mainstays of the defensive attack. The potential is there, and with hard work these young players should develop into fine varsity material. This page - Bottom left: Mark Stevens goes back to pass. Upper right: Paul Garcia goes high to catch pass. Bottom Right: David Kinsel runs for crucial yardage. Opposite page, Bottom right: John McCauley kicks off against Hilltop. V V ,L,, , V,,. .,W,w. 1 A. . . Hi .. .A 5 , . . s . - ' -A --La .ASAF7 'Ig ewlrei EST' if 'f,'f2a,g vw? W K J , P N ' 2 -'Z .HZQM ,si grffif ii, fl:-5-I 5 I 1 ,Q Q' 1 f ' 'w f ee-e f Y J -- , vi,-,1 jj .V+ '- Ljgzvgisalxayie 4,-2 fs, -YL Jwgfa., mimi Y , Q , lfffiji T ,. , .f y , s r i .Q A H ., y .. ' Q 1 , . ff , , ., - e f 1 i Y' - ,U , I 1: ggi 1 x 1' -, zfzaa ff. -sa .-fy ff- W' 2, -af. f,-v w! .. . sexi: -..Qi if- rt ' V - . T wa, , 5- 1 ', 'Az -.LC3f:,, w'w -- 1,5235 ' ai U 1 - Q - V . , so .mv-,..,a,,1. ,W H , ..-wamsya. - 12 - ,wa 12 h e' Nth.,-G'Q.gL,, was? fum .,rmfiQ1s.f - vb 4

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. . . Pays Off After Sweetwater took an early lead the Barons came back and completely controlled the contest. The turning point in the game came when Craig Moffat forced a fumble and Steve Harbick recovered it for a touchdown. This gave the Barons the momentum and they took over. Steve Bush scored on a two-yard blast and Ken Johnson took a 34-yard pass from Chris Daily to complete the affair. This victory gave the Barons their highest finish every as they placed second, only one game behind powerhouse Castle Park. Also, with this victory, B.V. earned the right to play in the C.I.F. playoffs, another first for Bonita Vista Football. The Barons opened against a highly regarded Crawford Colt squad. From the opening kickoff the fired-up Crawford team outplayed Bonita Vista. The Barons were plagued by numerous turnovers and the Colts compiled a 24-0 victory. Although this was a sour note to end the season, it was a great year for Bonita Vista Football. Teamwork was essential and it showed in the Metro league all-star selections. David Locke, Don Slater, Mark Sullivan, Steve Harbick, and Chris Daily all were named to the first team. Mike George, Mark Munoz, Steve Bush, Ken Mosher, Wayne Harns, and Tim Lawrence made the second team. Adrian Byers, Brad Johnson and Chuck Fox received honorable mention. The future is bright for Baron football with many returning lettermen and a fine -I.V. squad moving up. Combined with a fine coaching staff, next year should be even better. Opposite page, ltop l.l: Chris Daily fires a pass under extreme pressure. ltop r.l: Mark Munoz blocks for Greg McBride on a sweep. lbottom r.J: Coach Korzep and his son beam over victory. lhottom l.l Coach West shows grim determination. This page, lTop Middlel Mark Feickert, Steve Harbick and host of Barons pursue runner. lbottom rj: Chris Daily passes for a long gainer. fbottom middlej: Smokey Slater catches a pass over Aztec defenders.

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, .. .-wh Any- A-,.. fFirst Rowljohn Hattendorf, Lance Hurley, Bob Bush, Ed Wilson, Jeff Sechler, Rick Hansen, Brett Schei, joe White, Greg Cagle, Doug Driver, Kevin Purtell, David Sage, Martin Slater, Mark Bernett. fSecond Rowj Carlos Osnaya, Bruce lmber, Ken Kraft, Terencio Jamatillo, Ken Espina, Pete Fisher, Randy Engen, Bill Smouse, Mike Watkins, joe Rojales, Geoff Martin, Adrian Romero, Ed Conroy, Russel Roach, Rick Wall, Mike Decker, Steve lkuta. lThird Rowj Mike Pepe, Ron Miller, John McCauley, Mark Stevens, Steve Saville, Don lvers, John Ligon, Richard Shockey, Joe Gonzales, Tony Casarez, Mike Mulcahy, Doug Harbick, David Brown, Gerald Salts, Fermin Cruz, Raul Garcia, Walt Selph, Bob Holden.