Bourgade High School - Anchor Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Fans cheer Eagles -5-1 season The progressive Eagle team began its season under the guidance of three new coaches: Coach Jim Davis, Coach Jann Contento, and Coach Jeff Jacobs. The coaches pulled the boys together, and made them play as a team. All of their hard practices turned out to be fulfilling as the mighty Eagles displayed their ability every Friday night. Fans cheered for the boys, and spiritually backed them on to their well-deserved victories of the season. One of the Eagles' victories came against the Mingus Marauders. This game turned out to be rewarding for everyone. Individual satisfaction was gained as well as over-all perfection. Two records were set for Bourgade during this game. One of the records was set by Matt Hobaica, who reached 1,000 yards rushing during the game. Mike Rogers was the other record holder. He caught the longest touchdown pass in Bourgade's history, 65 yards. Finally, the team demonstrated their power as they shut the Marauders out with a score of 23- 0. The first shutout of the year ended a season to be proud of. VARSITY FOOTBALL Bourgade Opponent 7 Phoenix Christian 21 6 Independence 19 6 Cactus 20 7 Bagdad 7 28 Dysart 7x 0 Corona del Sol 55 25 Globe 22 0 Gerard 10 0 Gilbert 48 23 Mingus 0 ll Joe Chagolla expresses the disappointment of defeat as the Gerard game comes to an end. 21 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, From top: D. Lambros, G. Vaccaro, D. Locher, M. Evans, M. Rogers, D. Karrick, A. Lambros, T. Saladino. Row 2: P. Estfan, J. Chagolla, K. Bunjovac, K. Tallman, D. Keihle, J. Taylor, T. Kapitan, C. Zerby. Row 3: B. Myers, B. Brunsman, M. Buelow, M. Rosales, C. Simon, V. Ramella, M. Hobaica, J. Cosper, A. Soto. Row 4: Coach Contento, Coach Davis, Coach Jacobs. 3l Mike Rogers successfully punts the ball for the Eagles as the Gerard Redcoats try to return it. 41 The Bourgade defense frustrates the Gerard offense by keeping them from a first down at a very crucial part in the game. 51 Milton Buelow and Matt Hobaica take a well-deserved rest on the sidelines during the Homecoming game against Globe. Varsity Football 111

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