Reno High School - Re Wa Ne Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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BOTH INTENT ON victory, Head Coach Gene Scattini and Deron Hunsberger discuss strategy for the next play. WHILE DAMON TRIM prepares for a block. Bret Kanwetz pushes for extra yards. Varsity Football RENO OPP 41 Lassen 21 Hug 8 42 McQueen 12 21 Sparks 24 So. Tahoe 13 28 Fallon 6 32 Carson 7 45 Douglas 6 17 Wooster 26 15 Reed 40 , Conference Record 7-2

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IINDF.R THE IJGHT of the new Husky sign, the varsity football team chcirv ' fs out tor wdrmups. DESPITE INTENSE DEFENSIVE pressure, runnin bacb Marb Roncheiii skilllullv cviides j I dssen idckler AFTER A FINE play. Coach Phinny Marsh congratulates his players. GATHERING TOGETHER FOR the team picture. Andy Day. Joe Bur- Iield. Scott Ostlund. Howdy Davis. Tim Davis. Moe Richards. Peter .Arifc ' eres. Marb Paradis. Andy Firth. Adam Berrey. Damon Trim. Chris Mills. Curtis Worrall. George Sorrentino. Pete Menicucci. and Dan Frias nidbe up the Husby receivers. VARSITV FOOTBALL ®.o.

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DESPITE THE EFFORTS of the Sparbs Railroaders. Receiver Rob Piebarz mat?es another spectacular catch. STOPPING THE SOUTH Tahoe Vibings dead in their tracbs, the as«ressive Husky tlefensc crushes the opponent. Scattini reached century mark 4 iHgli The 1982 football season was significant for Head Coach Gene Scattini as he attained and surpassed his lOOth-win marb in his coaching career at Reno High School. It feels good to win number too, ' Scattini said after his team defeated Hug 21-8. Hitting the century mark really means something. ' With the strong efforts of senior running-back Adam Zunino, the Huskies went on to decisive victories over McQueen, Sparks, South Tahoe. Fallon, and Carson City. Unfor- tunately the victory over Carson City cost the Huskies their key player, veteran quarterback Matt Addison, who suffered a leg injury that sidelin- ed him for the rest of the season. The loss of the starting quarterback forced Coach Scattini to play the junior varsity quarterback. Paul Bartlett. in the homecoming game against Douglas. Bartlett threw for three touchdown passes and led the Huskies to a 45-6 victory. The only major obstacle left for the Huskies was the Wooster Colts. The annual Reno-Wooster football game had become Northern Nevada ' s big- gest high school rivalry. For the first time in 8 years, the Colts had the home-field advantage in the key game. The hours of lifting weights and practicing seemed worth it as the Huskies entered the game with an 8-0 record and high hojies for the outcome. Unfortunately, at the end of their most physically challenging game, the Huskies suffered their toughest loss to the over-powering Colts with a score of 26-17. The Huskies went on to play Reed, but lost due to lack of enthusiasm. It was the first time ever that Reed was able to overcome the Huskies in Scattinis football coaching career. The Husky let down after the Wooster game was inevitable, but the players were able to pride themselves in still having retained a good season record. FINDING AN OPENING. Quarterback Matt Addison decides to tabe it ajl the way downfield himself VARSITY FOOTBALL ® 03