North Monterey County High School - Rookery Yearbook (Castorville, CA)

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Great Strides Being winners comes naturally. The junior varsity boys were always champs in one way or another. Coaches Pieper and Caraveo put the potentially dangerous players on the field with high expectations. They were not to be disappointed as the guys beat SCCAL teams with scores like a 46-7 pounding of SLV. The awe- some number 24 Steve Olvera could always be seen sprinting from one end zone to the other, and con- vincingly rushed for 2,000 yards. He was then moved up to the varsity team for the CCS playoffs. Jamie Jones made the game saving tackle against Soquel, stopping them on a 4th down do-or-die play. He and 4 - Ah Merlo Medrano rushed for over 1 100 yards between them. Overall, the awesome teams as Coach Pieper put it, had over 3800 yards of total offense and out cored their opponents with an average score of 35-4. After a rather disappointing season from last years JV team, this years exceptional team was a pleasant suprise to the Condor fans. The JV 's drew impres- sive crowds to each of their games. Frank Knappe said that he thought football was great because of . . . All the friends he made on by being on the team. The entire JV football team deserves admirable credit for their style and smoothness. A A 1. Sal Jimenez, Jami Jones, Angel Gar- cia, Anrew Strader, Aaron Gallego, Jes- se Diaz, James Rhodes, Chris Buss, Frank Knappe, John Baloga, Steve Campbell, Brian Hoskins, Bud Holli- baugh. Coach Careveo, Merlo Medrano, Joseph Babauta, Daniel Swain, Troy Morgan, Coach Pieper, Joseph Villan- 170 Sports ueva, Trankie Tiscareno, Steve Rivas, Steve Olvera, Chris Kaysinger 2. No, it is not Superman, it's Jamie Jones showing how it feels to put a stick on the oppos- ing team. 3. lt's all about manueverability, when Merlo Medrano is taking stride with the J.V offensive team.

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