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Freshmen Football The Freshman Football team was the first foot- ball team in the history of Capital High to have an undefeated record. The team, being led by Co- Captains Rob Carlson and Sean Padgett, outs- cored their opponents 164-14. Only one team scored on the tough frosh defense. Rob Carlson and Harry Strange were the leading tacklers with 22 each. They were followed by Garrack Anderson, with 145 Ken Dukes and John Homeyer had 13 apiece. The defensive sec- ondary was sparked by Steve Eliason, Tim DeBerry and Adam Schade, who had 2 pass inter- ceptions each. Many freshmen were involved in scoring. Kent Christian scored 36 points, Steve Eliason 33, Cameron Lapp 30, Greg Lewis 18, Steve Taylor 18, Garrack Anderson 12, John Homeyer 7, and Trey Williams and Matt Brady had 6 points each. Coach Williams and Eliason enjoyed coaching this year's freshmen team. They're looking for- ward to a very successful season next year. Tim DeBerry intercepts a pass .-SL! .1 f Left to Right: Bottom Row: Matt Brady, Tracey Camas, Tim Allen, Kent Christian, John Homeyer, Steve Taylor, Rob Carlson Greg Cameron Lapp, Steve Eliason, Tim DeBerry, Coach McCally,' Second Row: Manager Deric Methias, Matt Parsons, Dave Humphreys Near, Harry Strange, John Bryant, Jerry Tannehall, Brent Hatchet, Trey Williams, Sean Padget, Mike Extein, Coach Williams Third Manager Terry Rohr, Steve Vanfossen, Kevan Northrop, Scott Seward, Kenny Dukes, Scott Donaldson, Dennis Avery, Craig Keifer Schade, Todd Flick, Garrick Anderson, Steve Pust, Carl Gehlhar, Coach Eliason.
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Coug 's defense takes down Shelton 's offense. 100 a .im The 1980 J. V. Football team at Capital showed good growth in the develop- ment of underclassmen for next year's varsity team. The young Cougs expressed a lot of spirit, determination, and sound fundamental developments in their games and in prac- tice. The most improved player was Jon Nickerson who had an excellent season and will be a real contender next season. The most inspira- tional player was Arne Jen- sen who led the young Cougs on defense. Arne is an excellent defensive back and should also see a lot of action next year. hgh.. ,fl if I ...AYQ We Darrin Litchfield kicks fora field goal. Joe Brown out for a touchdown.
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Garrick Anderson plows through Timberline 's defenders. Steve Eliason and Ste ve Pust tackle Shelton 's offense. Sean Padgett hands off to Jerry Tannehall.
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