Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Gi'i!lllEl'S f0i'lIl llllity, Stfellgtll, DIIYIIOSG Playing solid football and finishing tne season strong were not tne gI'eateSt aCCOI'nDliSn- n1entS of tne TOKaV foot- ball team. Alti'lOUQI'1 the Tigers hit nai'd all season and SUI'- DaSSed their winning i'eCOI'd fI'On I tne previous Veal , tne DlaVei'S leal ned n lOl'e about tnen1SelVeS. AS coaches and DlaVei'S, we work tOgetneI' and learn a lot about OUi'SelVeS and OLII' abiIitieS, said Steve HUDDai'd, head COaCn. Tne TigeI'S began tne SeaSOn on a bad nOte, Winning just one of fOUI' contests. Tnev dUg them- selves into 'a nOle. in their next game, TOKaV beat St. Mary's 'IO-8 as tne result Of a 38-VaI d Brain WilSOn field goal with just under a minute I en'Iaining. Tne rest of the season, tne Ti- gers managed to iI On out their WinS and lOSSeS. Tne end WaS capped by a 15-5 beating of LOdi in tne Big Game. AWaFdS for tOD DlaVeI'S were given to Gregory Vanni, OUtStanding line- mang Andfe FOl'd, OUt- Standing backg and Brian Gafnmill, n1OSt valuable player. V8l'SitV FOOtbaIl