Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory - Shamrock Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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tial T Wit WI' rhhkm YI U W',l , L:, W' NIJ. Y Being a senior was nice because I was lucky to get one year in the WCAL, but it was bittersweet that I only got one season. Winning CCS made it a year to remember though. - Connor McGuire '09 Row 1: Greene, Quirke, Haro, Schindler, Anderson, Spiers, Morello, Wilson, Mackey, Silverstri. Row 2: Molloy, Israelyan, Yarnway, Brophy, Cardin, Passanisi, Parrish, Chagniot, Morrow. Row 3: Tuala, Malunay, Hanley, Toomey, Whitney, Heath, Sullivan, Mullins, Johnson, Cavness. Row 4: O'Neill, Thraikill, Coach O'Keeffe, Coach Silver, Coach Lee, Coach McLaughlin, Coach Reidenbach, Coach Bugler, Webster. Row 5: Guerrero, McLaughlin, Barreneche, Boyle, McGuire, Pastrano, Mattias, Scannell, Corritore, Del Bianco. Row 6: Shih, Yturiz-Dougherty, Merino, Hirsh, Sollini, Gray, Tupper, Ramsey. Left: Faced with a tough defensive wall, the Fightin' Irish manage to break through and charge down the field. Bottom Left: Senior Desarte Yamway runs to the endzone on his way to scoring one of his twelve touchdowns of the season. I

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Below: Senior Timothy Brophy dodges and maneuvers past the opposition's defensive line. 3353535 3 istoric is the word that best describes this year's performance of the Fightin' irish Varisity football team. It is the first time in eighteen years that the team has entered the WCAL, and in their first year back, they captured the first CCS champion trophy in SI-ICP history. The team then won the coin toss that brought them to the playoffs, for the first time in forty their first playoff win in eighty-four years. The varsity team has gone above and beyond what previous teams have achieved. Coach John Lee noted one student's prominent performance during the season. Senior Desarte Yarnway literally lived in the weight room for the past 3 years, never complained, and always led his teammates in a rather years. The highlights during this year's season were plentiful: from their win against Archbishop Riordan High School, to winning back the Stanfel Cup, or beating Carmel for mature manner. The fighting Irish Footl: team practices nearly year rour having only two weeks of vacatic Their effort for waking up at 52 have truly paid off. Congrats! film J Above: Senior Timothy Brophy readies to make a pass to the wide receiver. Right: One of the Fightin' Irish prepares to make a handoff to the running back, as they try to gain a first down. Q

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ta.. , Below: Freshman Zachary Tapel breaks away from a tackle to go down the middle and score for a touchdown. ,rr '5 l'r or K ' 7 T' W ' www , , X . wi Q if I this my Q. 1 4 e A i it fs. i x ,JS j 4 w TT' ' l raawwruraaariwivm i K ' 1 , is ' .t, 1 M awmqw , ,.1- , A A X' ' Above: Freshman Zachary Tapel scans the field for a clear path to the endzone. Right: Sophomore Harry Libarle puts on his game face and rushes through the opposing defenders. rw , H' . si 3533.43 GAL. he Junior Varsity and Freshman Football program had an amazing year. Both teams practiced every day to gain the skills and knowledge needed to perform well during the season. The Junior Varsity had many accomplishments, ranging from their C42-77 victory against Santa Cruz High School in their season opener, to their first win against Serra during the WCAL. With a league record of tour wins and six losses, the JV team has built bonds between teammates and became a tighter team. For the Freshmen football team, they have gone through rigorous and demanding training that is completely new to them. During their first year, their record stands at two wins, and six losses. When aske A which player stands out, Freshma Matthew Tarape answered, Jeivon Parker stood out this season because he was hardworking and a great asset to the team. These two teams are examples of what is to come fronf the Sl-ICP football program in th future. They have had fun while als creating strong bonds. Next seaso. the Fightin' Irish Football teams hope to capture the Bruce Mahoney. Q f --...J