Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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he Redmond High School Football Team had a great year in 1986 finishing the season with a winning re- cord of five and four. For the first time in Redmond history the Mustangs went to the playoffs- but at the begin- ning of the season it didn t look as if they would go anywhere. Redmond lost their first two games to Bellevue and Newport and everyone counted the Mustangs. Using a new back-to- basics offense and ahrd hitting de- fense Redmond beat cross-town rival Lake Washington. They went on to win five of their last seven games with the only two losses coming from Interlake and Juanita. The loss to Kingbowl-bound Juanita was a heart- breaker where the Mustangs lost a close hard-fought game that went down to the final seconds. The season came down to the final game where them out. Everyone, that is, except Redmond was to play division-leading Woodinville. If Woodinville won they would clinch the division outright- The team had great leadershlp and a never say dle attltude, Jlm Sampson but a win by the Mustangs would throw the division into a four-way tie for first. The Mustangs rose to the oc- casion and hammered the Falcons 21 The team really pulled together and played hard to turn a slow start into a history- making season. By: Robin O Keefe Pictures by: Blake Suss and Morei Goodwin to zero in front of a huge home crowd. Varsity Scores Redmond Opponent BeHevue Newport Lake VVashington Eastside Cath. Mercer Island 7 Juanha 10 24 BotheH 23 3 Interlake 7 21 Woodinville 0 1WmmHs O Interlake 14 Redmond Football Fights Bock To Make History - - ' 7 23 - as 7 28 , 6 3 - 10 7 16 7 Q v A n - 8flnnaa:1 f:'.5 ik.. J ACI' . f s Q.. Il 'rr-...,,.. -il - 4 FOOTBALL .-.5.5.5.5.5.5.5.5.5.-.-.-.-.-.555.-.-1-J:-:-:-:-:-:-1-:535:-:-:-:-:-:-2-:-:-C-Z-15255 9 75 ' :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: :-: :-:-:-:-:-:-:-: :-:-545:54 - 55555555-555555 5:5 -:':c-!-:5:-:- -:-:-:-1-:HQ '- H f ' +I-I I+? 5555555553: -: 5 5:59 15:5 5555555555555 252 Egigigigigirt' 5555555355552 P 2s:isg:s:a: 555i55:55!:5:3:1: 555 5153535353535 :5:555:?f:5E f 11 3:5 g:5:3:5:5:5:5:5 1: ii 5flgl'2'ZgLfZ:2'2gI1352151521122I-Ig22-2'klglgliflgfjjlgijljltlglrifiifz - 5 The Mustangs punch it in for six. I W

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