Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

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The Trojan defensive line held down the Coyotes, as Wichita Falls remained scoreless throughout the entire game. Q ,Hui A' F , 2 4 g fx f N X 'mm y, Senior Aaron Jolley, one of the most consistent kickers in the district, tries for the lone scoring attempt in the Trinity - Wichita Falls bout. Trojans, Coyotes Fight o Scoreless Tie Trinity and Wichita Falls, both 2-2 in district play, fought to a scoreless draw at Pennington Field. There were actually only two real scoring threats, one from each side. Trinityls came on a 40 yard field goal attempt by Aaron Jol- ley with only a few seconds left in the first quarter. Wichita Falls' break came later in the game, as Barnes broke loose into the secondary. Yet, instead of a sure touch- down, Barnes fumbled and Trinity's Glen Hibler recovered the fumble. in , Chris Shoppa hands off to fullback Marty Stover while linemen open up the way. Marty gained 130 yards on 29 carries in the game. COMPETITION X 75

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Triniy Trojans Travel To Rider - Return With I 4-7 Loss Knocking the Trojans out of the 4A- 6 title chase, the Rider Raiders scored touchdowns on their first two posses- sions of the game, thereby winning the game 14-7. Trinity's touchdown came as the result of a 91-yard drive in the second quarter. Key plays of this drive came on 13 and 14 yard passes from Shoppa to Blaschke. Stover scored the only touchdown on a 3-yard run with Jol- ley's PAT good, making the score 14-7 in favor of the Raiders at the halftime. Trinity had one more chance to tie the game in the fourth quarter, but the Rider defensive line hit hard and the Trojans fumbled, losing not only the chance for a win, but more impor- tantly, a district championship. Trinity displays their happiness, as they scored their lone touchdown in the second quarter. The Trojans' last time to see the Rider stadium came this year as the district officials stated the Trojans would no longer play the Wichita Falls schools. 74 X TRIUNE Often times unrecognized, the offensive line worked diligently to open up the way', in district play.

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Trojans Disappoinieal' Raiders Triumph 14-0 Goal line stands aided Bell to a vic- tory over the Trinity Trojans in the annual rival game. The 14-0 triumph over the Trojans ended the season for Trinity in disappointment. Yet, to many, the physical effort put forth by the Trojans was commendable. Two long passes in the first and third quarter set up the scores for the Blue Raiders. Bell's quarterback David Osborn completed four of six passes for 120 yards, as opposed to Shoppa's four completions of thirteen attempts which only gained 27 yards. This discrepancy was revealed in the final score of the game. During the fourth quarter, the Tro- jan defense showed their strength and ability by not allowing the Raiders to obtain a first down. Senior fullback Marty Stover and junior lineman Ken Wynn express their lack of enthusiasm as fourth quarter comes to a close in the I4-O Raider victory. , 'Nerf aw L 2 k.V' WJ, -p A if WIN 'f W ,4,,. a,k, j s ,nf ' t nr f 5, - 'Has N., j . ,i W 4' , ' -at .J T A ---HMP' '91 1' ' fir, N ' W i J N .,, . ' ei -f X 9 'Y .. wi - 5 A .,,- ' - , 8 Q ,,, ,- H ,mf , .Mg 2:'1i,fg J 9 ,,. 4 T ,, - My s if s , V W ' A f - H f-B. ,,.. ,. ff I , '- ' . Senior David Reddell blocks against a Blue Raider for running back Calvin Farrow who gains yardage for the Trinity Trojans. 76 X TRIUNE