Corona Del Sol High School - Sunset Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Ki Scott Shill sweeps around the for a big gain. Shill rushed for 1,952 during the season. Flanker Glenn Dennard breaks through the Gerard defense into open field on a kickoff return. NWN 4.-. -- -Q' 'b Q CV , .. 4 f , L 1 f' -?ufV - f K X Q' 5 ' MX M. 1 ,ws-sf' 122, 'rss W. was sss, N if g A pass deflected off Keith Rawls falls incomplete amid Gerard defenders. i r, Y' l ft,-N 5 N Q. ,NH . .... N, f.- 'W - L lm 'w X N bf: ix. fi ........ Quarterback Al Martinez passes over the Flowing Wells defense. VARSITY FOOTBALL 75

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Varsity Football 3 l .A 1 g g .QQQS 35 535 Coconino. . . Q lfal. . ctlt .. Peoria ...... .... 141 16 .L Nogales ..... lt. . .1 1. . . 34 .14 Cactus ..... s. .. 17.41144 Flowing Wells .' .... .. 21 31 Bourgade ...... .... 5 5 0 Mingus ....... ,.... 42,,,6, 1 GIODQQ ..... loll . A. 56 Gerard ..... 4 ....... 1. .. 53 '2 Gilbert ................ 25 7 Won 8. Lost 1 Tied 1 g . . t k,'. :i, g jf i'l filly. 'Douglas .... ........ 28 F Flagstaff ............... 30 42 so: Gerard's quarterback barely gets the ball away as the defense closes in. 74 VARSITY FOOTBALL Shill, Dennard lead Varsity football in rushing, scoring The Varsity football team end- ed their regular season with a 8- 1-1 record, their only loss com- ing from Flowing Wells. After the loss to Flowing Wells, some defensive changes were made that allowed the team to go undefeated the rest of the season, according to Larry Hughes, Varsity coach. Scott Shill led the team in rushing with 1,952 yards. Glenn Dennard was second with 430 yards. Quarterback Al Martinez pass- ed for 1,210 yards with 14 touchdown passes. Dennard led the team in receiving. He caught 38 passes for 719 yards. He was followecj by Keith Rawls who had 22 cat ches for 305 yards. Team scoring was led by Shill Dennard, and kicker Mike Taylor Shill scored 22 touchdowns 2 132 points. Dennard had 1 touchdowns and 114 points 2 Taylor had 1 touchdown 2 scored 56 points. Defensive leaders were . Breglia with 82 assisted tackl Shill with 22 unassisted tack and Jeff Arredondo who led A team in interceptions. Next year the team will mc on to AAA competition which ' be a great challenge to Hughes. Varsity Football, BOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT: Dan Furlone, Scott Shill, Glenn Dennard. ROW: Joe Morales, Manuel Vital, Bobby Candelaria, Dave Gibbens, coach, Larry Hughes, coach, Denton, coach, Mike Taylor, Tim Gardner, Keith Monk. THIRD ROW: Jim Breglia, Fred Aldorasi Bastion, Mike Boyce, Rickey O'NeiI, Greg Knight, Rick Heim, David Gammage. FOURTH ROW: Jones, Jeff Arredondo, Keith Rawls, Jeff Needham, Pat Griffith, Mike Flores, Alfred Martinez. ROW: Ed Gruszka, Ken Cole, Paul Sarna, Rhett Smith, Mark Sarna, Scott Sypek, Manuel Varela, Seidner. SIXTH ROW: Kevin Abel, Bill Keckler, Troy Landrum, Mark Miller, Ken Krebs, Jeff Dick, Gunewald, Joe Rodman, Bryan Pratt.

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Team injuries prompt single wing offense The J.V. football team ended their season with a winning 5-3 record. Halfway through the season, because of the injury of two of his quarterbacks, Mike Wehrli, coach, began using a single wing offense. With an abundance of good runners, the team piled up a large amount of rushing using the single wing during the latter half of the season. Offensive standouts on the team were veteran lineman Joe Crouch, Rich Roland and Trey Kimball, and rushers Leedell Bunton, Todd Kinster and Umbell Franklin. Defensive standouts were Roland, John Rich, Kimball, Chris Roosen and Reed Burk. The freshman football team After taking the handoff from quarterback Troy Hoffland, tailback Maury Jones led by Mike Royce runs through the Gerard defense. H . J.V. Football, BOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT: Dallas Thomas, Matt Mascali, Chris Valenzuela, Mike Abril, Paul Gray, Bob Clark. SECOND ROW: Fred O'Neal, Chris Ryan, Mike Livingston, Alan Cruz, Gene Bohnee, Steve Candelaria, Tim Hallman, Ray Gomez. THIRD ROW: Rich Hallman, John Rich, Bob Trujillo, Jim Weber, coach, Mike Wehrli, coach, Jim Armstrong, coach, Todd Kinster, Donny Heim, Greg Huckleberry. FOURTH ROW: Undell Franklin, Trey Kimball, Nate Gammage, Mike Moir, Leedell Bunton, Kurt Scholes, Scott Link, Darren Hutchinson. FIFTH ROW: Paul Guerra, Juan Cortez, Bart McClelland, Chris Roosen, Doug Bruce, Rich Knight, Mike Poovey, Maga Molina, Brian Parker. TOP ROW: Joe Crouch, John Nesti, Scott Payne, Bob O'Meara, Reed Burk, Carlton White, Kevin Graham, Rich Roland. NOT PICTURED: Ira Gray, Bryan Bradley. 76 J.V. FOOTBALL played to a 6-1-1 record thi year. They were 5-0 in leagu play. They made a lot of progress, said Ron Davini, coach. He sai they pulled together and learn ed the Aztec system. The developed school pride, ' se pride, and team pride. J.V. Football ' R CDS OPP Peoria .... .... . . 44 6 MHS3.'a-Li.. ...a.. 6121 Cactus ....... 12 29 BQQVQHQS- - 30.1 0 1 Mingus? .... 1 1 .:. 341 6 Globe..i.. ...26 6 Gerard . . .o., .... 34 0 Gilbert ............ ..... 6 18 R, ,Won5 Lost3 Defensive standout Chris Roos sacks the Gilbert quarterback for loss. 5 -fr ...j,.5' I' fi ful