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At Home In The Dome Under the qualityjurisdiction of Head Coach Gary Mattson, the varsity football team charged their way to the Kingdome to compete for the state title. The season commenced in July with the Summer Conditioning program. This pro- gram was organized to benefit those players who wanted a head start in getting prepared for the hard work they were about to undertake. The game that kicked off their season was on September 11 against Newport. They crunched them 17-7, which was only the beginning ofa long line of victories. Their one disappointment of the regular season was when they were defeated by Renton. Cap- tain Steve Eastman commented, The loss to Renton could've shot us down, but as a team we overcame that with a devastating win against Lindbergh. For Lindbergh, the final season game was devastating. lt knocked them out of a chance at the playoffs and launched Kentridge in. The playoffs were a story in themselves. The foot- ball team was victorious over Everett C2605 and arch rivals Kent Meridian C39-OD. As summed up by the Seattle Times, The game was termed the Kent Civil War, but end- ed up the Kent Meridian Massacre. Hopes of playing in the Kingbowl were assured at the third playoff game against South Kitsap with an interception in overtime by runn- ing back Pat DeMarr. Shouts of ecstatic Kentridge fans, We're going to the Dome, We're going to the Dome, reverberated through Renton Stadium. ln the week that followed the excitement built until Saturday, December 5, 1981, the Kentridge Chargers went to the Dome. Although Kentridge was defeated 7-6, the pride never diminished. Even though the success of the varsity team stole most of the spotlight, the Junior Varsity and Sophomore teams were far from forgotten. JV finished a well deserved season of 7-1. The Sophomore record wasn't quite so dramatic, but as Sophomore Craig Lee noted, We were better than our record showed and next year we're go- ing to come back and surprise a lot of people. Team member Bill Schuver concluded, lt was great to be a member of the Ken- tridge football team. Everyone an the team knew their part and, l feel, worked their hardest to get the team to the Kingdame. I hated to see the season end, but all of us have great memories of our high school football days. L.Call S. Smflhd uv . K N. 1 A -45-lsr S. Smith 6. IH' 18 Varsity Football S. Smith 7
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