Central Valley High School - Talon Yearbook (Central Valley, CA)

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Falcon Football Family Runs Wishbone Gffense Coach Korsen was enthusiastic about the season when 95070 of the players arrived for summer practices in good shape. The summer conditioning focused heavily on weight training. Coach Korsen decided to try something new this year with the hopes it would help build a stronger, more together team. He introduced the family idea and always wanted a few play- ers together on campus and off. Central Valley opened the sea- son with a home game against Las Plumas. They had a new offense called Triple Optionl' or Wishbone Offense , which has been used by other teams in the past. lt is simple to execute and keeps defense off balance. One reason Korsen decided to go to this is because they had trouble with defense in the past. C.V. destroyed Las Plumas 20- 0. Helping to make the winning game were Locke Palumbo and Allen Krigbaum, neither of whom had played football at C.V. before. Ken Redden, Bunk Schmidt, and Mark Hamilton also gave a lot of depth as running backs. The quarterback position was one position Korsen was wor- ried about, but he was pleasant- ly surprised when he had three quarter backs who were basical- ly equal in skill. Bob McMullen was the biggest running threat, while Juan Bernardino and Jim Bachelder were both strong passers. Doc Hall played line and also defensive end. Wide receiver was Kelly Heston, and Howard Norrington played cen- ter. Tackles were Tracy Boughn and John Schoelkopf. Greg Beaton played tight end and Venton Trotter played nose guard. Defensive tackles were Mike Corbell and Dan Goddard. Brian Howard and Dean John- ston were linebackers. The Falcons crushed Groville, 26-O. Locke Palumbo rushed for a total of 157 yards and scored on runs of 93 and 56 yards to lead. Palumbo's 93 yards was one of the longest run in school history. Mark Hamil- ton then pulled in a pass by Bob McMullen and scrambled 60 yards for a touchdown. C.V. in- tercepted one Oroville pass and recovered a fumble. Randy Ro- driquez made the final touch- down. .1 fa . .mx -,A f,t..H 1. ,A QW-. ' Q ur-- -..g- - -1-. '

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Varslty Opens League W1th Blg Wm The league opener was played agamst Enterprise and was billed a match up of Enterprnse Veer versus CV s Wlshbone both of which are potentrally hugh scoring offenses What took place was a battle of the defenses The Falcon defense was credited for winning the game 9 0 The Falcon's next opponent was the Red Bluff Spartans at the C V homecoming The team started out slow and really never packed up momentum they were de feated 7 30 For their third league game the team played Shasta. It Uver E I-I S was one of the most excnt mg games of the season C V would score and then Shasta would score When the gun soundmg the end of the game was fnred the score was 21 22 and the Falcons had just missed a victory over Shasta by 2 points On a cold mght in Yreka, the Falcons came up on the losmg side of a 6-30 score For the fmal game, they traveled to the field of the N A L champions in Ander- son The Falcon Football Team put up a good flght agamst the tough Anderson squad but they lost 14-41 S1 - .. xv JSP! mx . , , A Q -sq 3 ' . -.Q U F as h fe :fr ,J P ,ng my I -ml NM