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third this year with a record The JV tootball team pl3CGCI of 5-2-1 in Sierra league competition. Quarterback Mike Bevilaqua suffered a knee injury during a game against Wilson, and was out the remainder of the season. According to head coach Bryan Shaw, outstanding offensive and defensive players were receivers Ray Kozak and Jim Green, juniors, Elliot Baker, Jim Eakin, juniors, and Ed Nance, junior, quarterback. Nance took over the quarterback position when Bevilaqua was injured. Defensive backs Scott Haynes, Jeff Janes, Jeff Ingram, tackles David Jaynes and Mark Simmonds, and linebacker Mark Ramirez, all juniors, were also outstanding players. This years ' JV football program was made up of the varsity reserve players, who were on the varsity squad. This is the second year of this type of JV program at GHS. We were undefeated until the Wilson varsity game, commented coach Shaw. Sports — 41
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1 . The Tartan JV Offense is set 2, A Tar- tan IS tackled at a Glendora home game. 3, Coach Rich Woods gives signals from sidelines. 4. Trainer Chuck Davis helps all athletes at GHS. 5. Ed Nance calls a play in the Tartan huddle. 40 — Sports .V .a. ' . «l ' Wl1?5SSIlB!!UHl.Ktii '
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We were in every game, stated Coach Bob Gates, and wewereOwllwl than our record showed, he continued. The sophomore and reserve team finished the season with an overall record of 2-7-0. Injuries plagued the team this year and the scores were close in almost every game. After losing their first game to Bishop Amat, the Tartans were victorious in their next two games. The first win was against Claremont, and the sec- ond was a forfeited game by Covina. These were the only wins of the sophomore and reserve team this year. Marc BevJIaqua was awarded as the most valuable player and most valuable offensive back. Joe Acevedo and Milt Cooper were given the most inspirational and most improved player trophies respectively. Most valuable offen- sive and defensive linemen were Richard Sandel, offense, and Grahm Haney, defense Greg Vrabel was given the pride award for the year. -= V 42 — Sports : -iL iKiil)i.£.iKJi;j ii: «!PaidBWi
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