St Louis Country Day School - Codasco Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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it Wi- ,sf t fs- -3.3 -.4 vjgsws i ,l . .t fi ,t , 'A udit . A . .if .faq 'ms viii Sean Edwards cuts to the outside to elude the Lutheran South defense. Quarterback Tom Margulis fades back to pass as Don Anton gives him protection. Despite ability, B-Team sports losing record After a hopeful start, the 1985 B Football Team failed to win any of their last seven games. Ability was not the problem. Injuries throughout the season impaired an otherwise superb- ly talented team. With the help of Fred Deibel filling at quarterback, the team managed to keep their spirits alive, even in defeat. The high point of the season was the first game at Marquette. After fall- ing behind early, B-Team rallied to defeat Marquette 21-14. Injuries throughout the season were a major contributor to their 1-7 record. Things seemed to come to a low point when the first and second string quarterbacks were injured and Tom Margulis had to step in and play against Lutheran South. As was the case throughout the year, turnovers lost the game. Even though the record didn't show it, there were many outstanding performances in certain areas, includ- ing both the offensive and defensive lines, and the linebacker positions. The offensive line was led by the spectacular play of Luke Fouke, Hans Hager, Scott Mitchell, and Chapin Mower. David Bohigian described them as lean-mean fightin' ma- chines. Game after game the line opened up big holes for the running backs and supplied Fred Deibel with all the time he needed to throw the ball. Fred had many reliable targets, including Dave Bohigian, jim Boo- Boo Dunsmore, and Chris Reis. On defense, linebacker Luke Fouke and Scott Mitchell punished oppos- ing teams with devastating hits, set up by the defensive line. Overall, the team did not win many games, but they learned a lot, and want revenge next year. by Beau Engman and Tom Margulis

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