O Dea High School - Olympian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Varsit Football ti r . .sw 9 Q- agaga 9 . QQ- I 1 I all -If 6 25 lo , so 14 FIRST ROW: P. Sterling, S. Shannon, K. O'Brien, G. Prasnikar, M. Iacolucci, M. Melonson, J. Brederick, G. Gladstone, M. Goiz, G. Richardson, J. Greenwood, A. Gladstone. SECOND ROW: Coach Marzano, Br. Rielly, S. Wolph, M. Parent, D. Steck, P. Bosanko,R. Ricci, J. Falsetto, S. Byrne, J. Brosio, M. Langen, S. Falsetto, J. Shattuck, N. Russel, Coach O'Brien. THIRD ROW: C. McCelvery, T. Quenemoen, I. Zamberlin, D. Beytebiere, F. Janecke, J. Sacco, K. King, W. Tonkin, I. Fisher, J. Leers, J. Sanchez, P. Newman, N. Bammert, M. Tougher, D. Tobin, Delmore. Varsity Football The Key work encompassing the football team this year O'DEA SOUTH KITSAP 'Was determination. lt was a determination to win led by new head coach, John O'Brien, that was transmitted O'DEA CENTRAL KITSAP to all the players. This determination was tested sev- erely as the Irish dropped the first four games, however, O'DEA NOTRE DAME determination persevered and Hnally gave the Fight- ing Irish their first win of the season against North O'DEA CI-IEHALIS Kitsap 13-8. The taste of victory enhanced the will to win at the homecoming game as the small but potent O'DEA NORTH KITSAP Irish ran right through Sentinel 26-0. The next game found O'Dea and Vancouver College trading touchdowns O'DEA 30 SENTINEL in a see -saw battle that wracked the nerves of all the spectators. In the last few minutes of the game, the O'DEA 25 VANCOUVER COLLEGE defense, led by linebacker john Falsetto, stopped a Vancouver College drive on the O'Dea 20 to give the O'DEA TUMWATER Irish of O'dea a 25-24 win. The three game winning streak, however, was snapped by a surprising loss to O'DEA KAMIAKIN Tumwater, fone of the most unorganized teams in high school footbal1.j Bad breaks and penalities sealed the fate of the last game as the Irish lost to Kamiakin 20-2. The final out-come of the season was 3 wins and 6 losses. This record, however, does not reflect the determination to win that surged through each member of team. Not once, not even as the clock ran out, did this determination die. It was something to be proud of all year, and the Irish are proud of it. 20