Trinity Heights Christian Academy - Aquila Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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That was not to be the case. Being defeated by Calvary was a low point in the season, but they were still on top. Friendship and Belmont were easily defeated. Cedar Creek, an arch Rival of the Eagles, sent a funeral wreath to the Football players that said, Cedar Creek No. I . Needless to say, this made our football team more determined to win. The cougars, however, had different ideas, and our record dropped to 8 and 2. Now with the regular season over, finals were moving fast. After defeating the number 2 team River Oaks, the Eagles were anticipating playing the number I team, Riverside. All the newspapers picked Riverside to win. Once again headlines were made when the no. 5 team beat the no. I team. No one could believe that the team that no one even thought would move on to the playoffs had beaten the top two teams and were state bound. For the first time in the history of Trinity Heights, the football team was going to state. No one could even begin to express the enthusiasm of the players and all the students. Valley Forge was to be the victim. Buses were arranged to take loyal supporters to Amite to watch their team play. The spirit was unbeatable! Parents of the players wore blue and gold shirts with their sons' numbers on it. Balloons, were also a part of the excitement. Nothing could beat the support given that night in Amite. The Eagles didn 't win state, but they were still winners. And after every game, the players knelt and thanked God for the game and for each person there. The football team was not just a team, they were friends, also. When someone was hurt, all were concerned. A very special relationship was formed between the players and coaches. They didn't always agree, but they stuck together. From now on, people will remember Trinity Heights for football as well as other athletics. Congratulations to our Eagle players and coaches for their accomplishments. But especially thanks for rais- ing the spirit of Trinity Heights and setting a new goal for all the future teams. To the seniors, a special thanks for your determina- tion and guidance for the rest of the team. We will miss you next yearlll

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