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F OOTBALL After receiving a pitch from the quarterback, Em- ery Schexnayder runs left on a sweep. North ' s drive resulted in a touchdown in their 27-14 win over Norco. jv football 6-4 North 12 Pomona North 8 28 Poly North 16 12 Rubidoux North 27 14 Norco North 32 18 Hemet North 12 Ramona North 27 13 Corona North 20 7 Perris North 18 34 Arlington North 20 28 Moreno Valley second in Ivy fresh man football 2-8 North 26 34 Pomona North 6 14 Poly North 12 26 Rubidoux North 7 24 Rowland North 26 6 Hemet North 12 14 Ramona North 8 21 Moreno Valley North 36 6 Perris North 8 14 Arlington North 6 24 Moreno Valley fourth in Ivy FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW: C. Luallin, J. Enyard, P. Tressler, N. Negrete, J. Quinter; ROW 2: B. Warner, J. Santos, S. Brad- shaw, W. Schoonover, R. Smith, M. Lassiter; ROW 3: L. Daves, Coach Johnson. 70 sports Head Coach Johnson, Coach Best, R. Stith; ROW 4: S. Krane, T. King, C. Ward, G. Valencia, D. Jack- son, D. Williams; TOP ROW: A. Sand, P. Halley, R. Stouffer, I. Zaragoza, T. Holmes, T. Pelliter, T. Keough.
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Pomona Poly Rubidoux Norco Hemet Ramona Corona Pcrris Arlington Moreno Valley fifth in Ivy All-Ivy League running back Robbie Washington cuts inside against Moreno Valley. Washington scored four touchdowns in North ' s 50-28 victory. varsity football 69
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JV ' s Joke To Victory TAT e went out each week to have VV fun, said Al Nieblas. This out- look for the jv football games came about because many of the jv players thought of the season as a stepping stone toward their varsity play. I ' m looking forward to playing varsity; that ' s what kept me going, said Robert Mulari. This lack of concern for the outcome of the game, however, produced a 6-4 record. It was hard to figure out, explained varsity player Eric Salley. They went out every game and played around; but they won more games than they lost. The freshman team followed the path of the varsity team more closely than that of the jv, posting a 2-8 record. A lack of dedication and players constantly quit- ting and rejoining the team made the players ' first season at North a disap- pointing one. The continuous changes in our starting line-up made it hard for us to concentrate and win, said Toby Holmes. On a quarterback option play, Julian Santos carries Moving outside on a kickoff. Bill Shropshire the ball toward the sideline to stop the clock. North dodges a defender on his way to the sideline. North lost to Poly, 6-14. defeated Corona, 27-13. s - S9 jv, freshman football 71
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