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Sequoia High School Athletics Spring Sports Awards Night 11 • 30 • 2016 Welcome and Introductions Athletic Director: Melissa Schmidt Sequoia Booster’s President: Susan Alley Award Presentations Team Awards Girls Volleyball Water Polo Cross Country Girls Tennis Girls Golf Football Perpetual Awards Joe Mann Award Adam Guida Gary Beban G.H. "Doc" Hartwell Sequoia Girls JV Volleyball Coach: Yasmin Crociani, Jennifer Kaufman Sydrah Al-Saegh Katherine Loveland Daniela Anderson Alexis Navarrete Rebekah Grant Natali Petani Nyah Herbert Annika Schneider Marley Jackson Hannah Soden Kelly Kadlec Anne Stephens Irene Katakis Lovely Tautua'a Cassandra Lea Evangelina Teputepu Sequoia Girls Varsity Volleyball Coaches: Felipe Gonzalez, Christina Gray Julia Carlson Sarah Robertson Emma Cheatham Grace Singh Corinne Cole Olivia Stubblefield Lauren Cresta Megumi Swarthout Jada Herbert Morgan Taradash Isabel Kelly Kathryn Uthman Gabriela Luna Victoria Makena Roberts Sequoia Cross Country Coaches: Bruce Wernick, Thomas Bastis, Mike McRae Marvin Alvarado Gianna Colombo Alexander Kaattari-Lim Jared Peterson Zoji Bomya Joseph Digel Weston Keitz Xander Posten Beatrice Bugos Charlotte Fischer Zachary Klieman Angelina Salgado Brighid Bugos John Gibbons Michael Lemus Bradley Schulz Thomas Burt Evangeline Gillet Zachary Lo Chloe Sharratt Lauren Burt Andrew Goddard Amanda Lowenstern Alejandro Suarez Gabrielle Cattalini Alonso Gonzales Brandon Matsuoka John Utecht Villagran Nathan Cauwet Mary Mylod Vargas Noah Vauclair Isaiah Hand Christopher Charekian Owen Mylod Yee Grace Volonoski Phoebe Henige Shannon Coan Dominic Olson Michael Yu Zachariah Holder Isaac Collibee David Parduhn Munoz Jack Zhong Carl Hoynowski Sequoia Girls Golf Coaches: Gary Sowers, Jerry Cresta Julie Ahmed Emily Holman Leah Bondar Joely Langford Samantha Ellard Nova Mitchell Madyson FitzGerald Emalie Poulos Jordan Schwartz Sequoia JV Girls Water Polo Coaches: Rob Griffin, Dave Knochenhauer Jane Acreman Landon Pierce Daniela Alvarado Ysabelle Punzal Grace Armienti Kriti Shukla Eleanor Campbell Alexandra Siri Allison Carmichael Emma Taylor Karina Dillon Joanna Vidal Abigail Haas Krista Weaver Sequoia Varsity Girls Water Polo Coaches: Rob Griffin, Dave Knochenhauer Grace Armienti Michela Imperiale Shelby Prosch Zoe Bravo Leah King Gianna Raiti Emily Calderaro Annika Krueger Alexandra Sehl Eleanor Campbell Clara MacAvoy Emma Taylor Emma Chatelain Isabella Montalvo Joanna Vidal Abigail Clarke Julia Nemeroff Madeline Waddell Maddilyn Giles Landon Pierce Miette Walton Isabella Yee Sequoia JV Boys Water Polo Coaches: Francisco Andaluz, Kyle Gordon, Dave Knochenhauer Victor Abou Serhal Luca Krueger Joseph Adams Dario McCarty Diego Andaluz Tate Metro Joseph Berljafa Matthew Ogden Simon Clarke Liam Stanley Matthew Eisenberg Anthony Tanzillo Jason Horovitz Nico Kellenberger Sequoia Varsity Boys Water Polo Coaches: Francisco Andaluz, Kyle Gordon, Dave Knochenhauer Francis Adams Jacob Masur Benjamin Elliott Dylan Mecchi Jabari Griffie Jonathan Paul Connor Holden Jackson Peyton Sajan Johal Florian Ruhstaller Urs Kellenberger Roshone Sapp Pedram Khajeh Layne Stanley Ahmad Attari Dimitri Trikas Sequoia Girls Tennis Coaches: Vern Leslie, Cheryl Bains Yasemin Agi Bianca Espinoza Castro Julia Banfield Aviva Futornick Dominique Chavis Margaret Martin Karsen Culverhouse Isabella Navarro Leah Dagum Madeline Pei Clara Epelman Sarah Stampleman Megan Weaver Sequoia Freshman Football Coaches: Jim Stubblefield, Nick Berry, Alex Cabezon, Jordan Cabezon, Alex Grauke, Brad Ramezane Christian Bailon Mejia Angelo Salgado James Bowman Lucas Seneca Charlie Cocker Steve Talauati Dangelo Diaz Angel Tellez Abarca Julian Guerrero Sebastian Thompson Dawit Hartman Albert Tuakalau Edward Larios Tavake john Uasike Kosilio Lauese Shane Ulrich Aaron Ledo Yahir Valverde Nicholas Lyzun Jason Vargas Paul Mann Evan Velline Andrew Oropeza Victor Villeda Guzman Sepesi Otumaka Aaron Wilson Connor Poulos Angel Zamora Raul Ramirez Gomez Travis Reeves Branden Robel Sequoia JV Football Coaches: Mike Doyle, Rylan Ducker, Joe Lopiparo Maximo Bahamondes Alex Hernandez Lemus Jordan Barnes Adam Johnston Jacob Carroll Edward Larios Jesse Carthy Nicholas Lyzun Rahul Chaudhry Paul Mann Carlos Delgadillo Jose Maravilla McKinley DesBrisay Robert Marticorena Eric Esqueda Alejandro Martinez Kolby Feliua'i Derick Martinez Lopez Devansh Mehra Jonathon Sayamnath Angel Merlos Nolan Tarzon Aadyn Meyer Albert Tuakalau Derek Milani David Tongamohenna Willam Tuakalau, Jr. Uikilifi Nalesoni Sione Tuiaki Andrew Oropeza Tavake john Uasike Sepesi Otumaka Shane Ulrich Taniela Pohahau Andres Valle Travis Reeves Yahir Valverde Branden Robel Aurelio Valverde Morales Elijah Rollins Christopher Vasilakos Jr. Angelo Salgado Jacob Walker Andrew Williams Sequoia Varsity Football Coaches: Rob Poulos, James Beekley, Rick Carbonneau, Cameron Farris, Soparith Mao, Ross McGowiann, Jesus Rodriguez, Ed Tatola, David Trujillo Lucas Ball Dezmond Frazier Andrew Pohahau Gavin Beene Paul Garcia Duncan Stewart Leamanaia Brown Yader Gomez Garcia Nathan Talakai Matthew Casey Kyle Greene Kyle Tarzon Matthew Caturegli Jackson Hohe Owen Tatola Hector Contreras Baez Bryce Long Moses Tonga Christopher Cook Paul Lopez Elton Torres Bryce DesBrisay Patrick Lopiparo Ponove Veimau Alexander Fogel Bryan Madrigal Adalberto Villalobos Samuel Fraley Nathaniel Otterby Shayan Weerasekera Tyson Fraley Taniela Otumaka Joaquim Jacob Yam Perpetual Awards Criteria & Background Information Joe Mann Award One male and one female senior athlete per season. All around exemplary athletes, students and citizens. Invaluable to their coaches, excellent role models to their team. Joe Mann was a 1946 Sequoia graduate who attended every football game until his death in 2003. Joe awarded this trophy to one male senior athlete for Varsity Football and Varsity Baseball each year. After his death the Booster Club decided to continue this award in his memory and give it to one male and one female senior athlete each season. Adam Guida Memorial Pride Award One Varsity football player who exemplifies the courage and pride that Adam had during his years at Sequoia. Gary Beban Award Varsity Football Most Valuable Player Beban, known as "The Great One", excelled in both academics and athletics, majoring in European history while quarterbacking the UCLA Bruins to three straight victorious seasons. As UCLA quarterback, he was named to the all-conference team three times. In the 1966 Rose Bowl, Beban scored both UCLA's touchdowns in the Bruin's 14-12 victory over #1 ranked Michigan State. In his senior year, Beban played in the 1967 USC vs UCLA football game, widely regarded as one of the best college football games of all time. The game pitted #4 AP/#2 UPI ranked USC and their Heisman Trophy-candidate running back O.J. Simpson, against the #1 Bruins and Beban -- also a Heisman Trophy candidate -- with National championship on the line. Badly injured with bruised ribs and in great pain, Beban threw for over 300 yards and two touchdown passes to lead the Bruins in scoring. Though USC eventually won the game, 21-20, by the margin of a blocked Point After Touchdown attempt, and went on to the Rose Bowl, Gary Beban would go on to win the Heisman Trophy. Both Beban and Simpson were featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated magazine. Commenting on Beban's heroic effort playing through injury, Famed L.A. Times columnist Jim Murray wrote that if "Gary Beban wins the Heisman Trophy, they ought to fill it with aspirin". In addition to the '67 Heisman, Beban was unanimously named to the All-America Team, won the Maxwell Trophy (given annually to the college football player judged best in the United States by a committee of college head coaches, sportscasters, sportswriters, and members of the Maxwell Football Club), and was awarded the Washington Touchdown Club Trophy and the 1967 W.J. Voit Memorial Trophy as the outstanding football player on the Pacific Coast. Beban was also named a National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete, and received the Dolly Cohen award, given to the player best combining academic and football achievement. In 1991, Beban was inducted into the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame. G.H. "Doc" Hartwell Given to an outstanding Cross Country team member. Congratulations!!! To all of Sequoia’s incredible student-athletes for a job well done this season. Special thank you’s… The Sequoia Athletic Department would like to thank the following individuals for their continued hard work with our sports program… Sean Priest, Principal Michael Kuliga, Vice Principal (Athletics) Gary Gooch, Vice Principal (Facilities) Lisa Picchi, Secretary (Athletics) Beri Dwyer, Athletic Trainer Linda Gordon, Treasurer Susan Alley, Booster’s President .
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