Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Tokay falls short of section birth After shutting out over half of the San Joaquin Athletic Associ- ation Tokay's varsity football team fell short of qualifying for post season play. For the third time in the history of the school, Tokay completed its season fourth in the SJAA with a record of 4-3 and 7-3 overall. I was a little disappointed we did not win five league games, we could have beat Lincoln and Lodi, said Jeff Tracy, varsity football coach. Three Tokay football players set school records. Senior Troy Viney, finished his season with most rushes in a career l303l and most total yardage ll,863l. Senior Rodney Souza scored most points after touchdowns in a game, l7l, most PAT's in a season, l23l, in a career, l44l, and the most field goals in a career, ll2l. Senior Yonnie Jackson had most touchdown receptions in a career ll 4l. Tokay's goals were to win at least two non-league games, five league games, and to make it to the playoffs. Despite losing four out of ll starters, Tokay defensively showed progress and never lost a game. Offensively, we were at a strong point early, it didn't get any better, said Coach Tracy. At the awards banquet team awards went to Yonnie Jackson, I. Senior Troy Viney tries to shed a Lincoln tackler as Yonnie Jackson keeps another defender occupied. 2. Keith Williams rounds the corner and heads up field after receiving a punt against Edison. 3. Going for that extra inch is running back Troy Viney as team- mate Frank Lopez runs to his aid. most valuable player, Bryan Par- kerson, Dave Smith award, John Schallberger, top offensive line man, Brian Gorbet, top defen- sive line man, and Richard Viney outstanding back. All SJAA first team members were Jackson, tight end, junior Keith Williams, wide receiver, and Schallberger, defensive tac- kle. by Cynthia Hill photos by Matthew Silber if 112 l

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.V 'ai 1 -. qu 3. Troy Viney, senior tailback, looks up field as he plants to cut back. 4. Dragging down a Lodi ball carrier is Jason Freitas, defensive back, as another Tokay player helpsoul. Big Game 111

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