Chaparral High School - Golden Embers Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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.. an M .Maumee . - . 'tw A JV Football Coronado 8-0 Ilelliza 0-I8 Westwood Ili-0 Arcadia 8-I4 Casa Grande 26-38 Saguaro 6-7 Mesa 26-I2 Tempo 20-6 Scottsdale 0-21 won 8 lost 4 1. Frank Piper if 86 stops a Saguaro opponent from gaining an extra 3 yards. 2. The iv team heads out towards the field before the first game against Coronado. 3. Ted Plotts if 88 takes a breather from play. 4. In the victory game against Saguaro, Dave Eichenberg it 32 and lohn Liske if 75 stop an opponent from going anywhere. 5. Ready-26,41 Hut, hut. The Firebird offense gets ready to move the ball the 5 yards needed for the first down. 6. Chris Leininger if 85 assists on the tackling of a Westwood opponent. 7. lt takes Ted Plotts it 88, Matt Haney if 77, lohn Liske at 75, Frank Piper if 86 and Eric Cedarstrom at 60 to stop a' Westwood opponent behind the line of scrimmage for a loss of 2 yards. 8. Top runner Mike Brown if 23 picks up 7 yards during Coronado game. 141V Football ' L , .. 15 if t . l X t -'- get 8 'F ' T ia S7 s g f' -fe of ,VS ,WAA K , gl , v . .-...i if I A , 'af bitt? TREE!! A .ff S! 8 , xg . 42 53 at .ji of ot , . 4 li 1' .-t . ' f 1 . F. 0 be '98 . sse f f 8 -team lf practice was really hard and the coach didn't have any pity on you, you sure felt like quitting, stated Ted Plotts, but he didn't quit. Practice had to be hard, though, because, like any other sport, practice makes perfect-even if it meant staying until 5:30 or 6:00 p.m. some nights. Yet it all paid off better for the iv team than for any other CHS football team as they ended the season with a 5-4 record and the glory of being the first football team in ChaparraI's history' to beat our biggest rival-Saguaro. The victory against Saguaro was a total team effort, but by the end of the season a few players stood out. Mike Brown had gathered a total of 1,100 yards in 8 out of 9 games. Ted Plotts had caught 36 passes from quarterback Karl Johnson who had completed 5081 of all his passes, and Frank Piper, who led the team in tackles, commented that We had more talent than our record stated. Agreeing with Frank Piper, Karl Johnson thought the team should have done better. l was disappointed in some of our games and wished more of the guys had gone out to play and win as a team instead of as individuals.

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