Carson High School - Carneta Yearbook (Carson City, NV)

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Siiphomore Cody Farriworth ovt ' r!o )ks his offensive line as he sets lo throw downtield to one of his surehanded re- ceivers in their game against Douglas. Car- son went on to defeat the Tiger Cubs, 26- 6. J FOOIBALL: Sean Holt, Butch Atkin- son, Rick Housel, Taza Sanchez. Carl Tur- tle, James Stewart. Rou J: Paul Iverson, Greg Lehman, Ricky Wright, Phil Estrada, Brian Lethcoe, Dawson Kendall, M.inny Gullatt, Cedric McClay. Kou i: Brian Putzer, Ernie Bull, Sean Olson, Brad Ste- vens, Wyatt ( ' ampos. Matt Bowers, Cody Farnworth, Kevin Maxwell, Gary Nellis. Rou 4: Sean Oats, Matt Reeder, Mike Berkich, Mike Randall, Noel XX ' ygant, Bert Sexton, C:hris Malone, Vince Malone. B,ick Rou: Randy Sargent, Rob Pollard, Larry Epiey, Scott Herlan, Floyd McEIroy, Jeff Montrose, Ron Valdespino. I think the JV Soccer team playe and seemed to have a great doing j Lisa Taylor- 10. ■enjoyed seeing my felloi ' — y football, and it got me ;che Vani !iii i:farai:is(.:i JV FOOTBA Hug Reed Reno Sparks South Tahoe Rio Americano Wooster McQueen Douglas Ujokitig for the score, Sophomore Sean Oats turns upfield on a 29 sweep in their game agamst the Reno Huskies. Top Assister: Shane Jackson, 9 ? JV FOOTBALL: : MVP: Cody Farnworth i Leading Receiver Sean Oats ' Offensive Lineman: Taza Sanchez i efcnsive Lineman: Joel Morgan sive Back: Wyatt J.V. Soccer Football 1 17

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Junior Settn SuUitun sees up for a volley to send downfielti in the gamt- against Renii Carson defeated the junior Huskies 3-1. the thrill of the Vc cV jy Soccer. JV Football Though the JV foot- ball and soccer teams were overshadowed by the success of their elders on the Varsity teams, both JV teams worked hard and overcame the shadow which plagued them. The JV Soccer team ended the season unbeaten and united with a 13-0 record, a feat never before accomplished by a Carson High soccer team, JV or Varsity. The JV soccer team worked very hard with shooting drill after shooting drill and lots of running and game scheming and planning to overcome the lack of experi- ence at the beginning of the sea- son when they had only 10 players on the team. They did, however, field a strong team which con- sisted of many inexperienced but strong willed and enthusiastic players. JV soccer coach Jack Pershing felt beating Reno and Reed, two other feats never accomplished by a JV soccer team were the high- lights of the season. JV SOCCER: Front Rou: M.ke OBr ant, Dick Stoddart, Shane Jackson, Corey Lemay, Aaron Fox, James Lopez. Rou 2: Chris Milby. Jeff Lu- cas, Manager Gretchen Lemay, Ryan Green, Manager Shelly Kidder, T. J. Dunn, Sean Sul- livan. Buck Rou : Coach Grange, Chris Randolph, Fred Johnston, Eric Neilson, Marc Bigter, Glenn Booih, Charlie Wells. SCORES ' JV SOCCER OPK McQueen Incline Wooster Reno Incline Sparks McQueen Wooster Douglas f Reed For the football team, rigorous weight training and practices began in the mid-summer months and lasted daily until the end of the season. The JV Football team started the season off poorly posting a 0-5 start, but with strong determination and teamwork, the JV football team proved in Sacramento they could turn their season around beating Rio Americano 28-12. However, the highlight game of the season was defeating Wooster 21-14. They continued to win their fina two games against Douglas and Mc- Queen, posting a 4-5 record by the season ' s end. by Sean Canty 116

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