Cascade Union High School - Cascadian Yearbook (Turner, OR)

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CAPITOL CONFERENCE STANDINGS Cascade .......................6-0 Central .......................5-1 Stayton .......................4-2 Woodburn ......................3-3 Gladstone .....................2-4 I aSalle ......................1-5 Salem Academy .................0-6 LEFT: Todd Franke attempts a punt in Cascade’s playoff game with Madras. ABOVE LEFT: Ian Peterson (32) drags down a Woodburn Bulldog. ABOVE: Fullback Ian Peterson (32) looks for some running room against Madras. I Varsity Football 25

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Varsity Football ABOVE: Alex Manriquez sacks the Madras quarterback. TOP LEFT: Stayton defenders swarm Gilbert Rodriquez (20) in attempt to contain the Cascade tailback. TOP RIGHT: Greg Huber (43), sophomore tailback, packs the ball against Madras, the Cougs first playoff game. RIGHT: Adrian Brokaw (85) and Troy Thompson (74) break through the line to sack the Yam- hill- Carlton quarterback. 24 Varsity Football

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JV Gridders Outscore Foes, 296-21 JV gridders showed their stuff by outscoring their oppo- nents 296-21. The team posted an over all 8-0 record. Thuan Pham led the running game with his aggressive rush- ing. At quarterback slot, Domi- nic Federico picked up his share of yards on the ground and in the air. Randy Lucas, Kevin Myers, and Dave Sherman were three of the key lineman up front. The outstanding defensive player was sophomore Matt Reyes. According to coach Eric Kama, Reyes, a linebacker, was a defensive leader who helped unite the team. One important game was the one against AAA Beaverton. The Cougs overcame a 21-8 deficit to win, 34-21. Rick Os- born led the attack with three TDs. Coach Chip DeLoretto said, “This was a very potent team with a highly competitive spir- it.” ABOVE: Dominic Federico leads inter- ference for Thuan Pham (22). TOP RIGHT: Thuan Pham (22) skirts end for long yardage. RIGHT: Ted Kuhl- man (82) calls the defensive set. 26 JV Football