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

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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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PROUDLY SIMILING FOR the camera are the running backs of the Husby offense (top to bottom, left to right) Deron Hunsberger. Joe Kreutzian. Chip Stempecb. Matt Addison. Rob Roth. Bret Kanwetz, Mark Dolby, Paul Bartlett, Randy Lane, Adam Zunino. and Maurizio Manca. kA - Huskies overcame difficulties DISPL AYING THE DEFENSIVE line ' s might, (top to bottom, left to right) Lance Maiss. Jim Osborn. Greg Turner. Rob Piebarz. Tom Wilson, Jeff Gor- don. Brian Filippini. Mibe Tuohy. Jim Walther. Marb Frensdorf, Jim Sanetra. and Doug Oakley assemble for a picture. WHILE RACING ahead for extra yards, Adam Zunino eyes the Douglas defense. A strong desire to win has always been a part of Head Coach Gene Scattini ' s game plan for the Reno High School Varsity Football Team, and this year proved to be no excep- tion. This year ' s team looked for- ward to another year of dominance in the Northern AAA League partly because of the skill of returning backs Matt Addison and Adam Zunino. Unfortunately, two injuries to quarterback Addison eliminated him from play for the rest of the season, and Paul Bartlett was moved up from the Junior Varsity squad to take his place. Although team play was marked by exceptional performance at all posi- tions, certain individuals excelled. Seniors Howdy Davis, Maurizio Man- ca, Jim Osborn, Chip Stempeck, Damon Trim, and Adam Zunino, who gained 919 yards in the season, and Junior Mark Dolby were all recogniz- ed for their individual contributions by being selected for the Northern AAA All-Conference Team. Chip Stempeck, voted Reno ' s most valuable player, was also elected to the AAA All-State team along with soccer-style kicker Maurizio Manca. Stempeck was credited with 52 unassisted tackles and sixteen quarterback sacks as a defensive lineman, and averaged 42.6 yards per punt as the league ' s leading punter. Manca made 33 of 34 extra points, and hit two 46-yard field goals plus a 47-yarder. These individual performances, though noteworthy in their own right, did not overshadow the play- by-play, game-by-game performance of the rest of the team. Without the dedication, effort, and skill of the less credited team members, the out- come of the season would have been less rewarding for all concerned. 100

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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