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5 Steve Martinez GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS #5 STEVE MARTINEZ 2005 Western State Conference Offensive Player of the Year 2015 3,116 passing career passing yards in 2004–05 3,290 yards of total offense in 2004–05 “Once a Vaq, always a Vaq” FOOTBALL 1977 WESTERN STATE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2015 HOF INDUCTEES FOR OUTSTANDING TEAM OFFICIAL PROGRAM $5.00 GCC-Football-Program-Cvr-2015.indd 1-2 9/9/15 10:57 AM Cheek’s HAULING & JUNK REMOVAL &%!! &$ $$ Hey Vaqueros !##$!" $%! !%!#)-#%! $ Football Fans! Mention this ad and get #%! , ! ##$ $&# % 15% off %$!&#!&! * our Environmentally Friendly Services! RECYCLING • DONATING RESPONSIBLY DISPOSING We don’t let your junk go to waste! =8=,!!#!%,%,, Commercial and Residential +>786: ,1=7=2:6<.><6:(1=7=2;;8.>>>; NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! ''',##$ %,!-!! !! 3##$ %,! 310-773-2874 ''',!!,!-)!&#,##$,$&"#, % 3!! 0 $&# " ! ).%&#)>, ,/< , , Michael Cheek $6:>9=9 Specializing in weekend and evening appointments www.lajunkhaul.com GCC-Football-Program-Cvr-2015.indd 3-4 9/9/15 10:57 AM 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS CELEBRATING THE GCC ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME Since 1928, Glendale College has been at the forefront of athletic success among two-year schools throughout the state as exhibited by the outstanding student-athletes it produces, the coaches that mentor students, supporters of its athletic programs and teams that exemplify what it means to be a Vaquero. That success is celebrated though the annual GCC Athletic Hall of Fame, started in 2002 with its 14th annual event taking place on October 11, 2015. The cover of this year's football program reflects a past and present look at GCC football. Included in this collage is several outstanding returnees from the 2014 GCC Football team that finished the season 9-2 and advanced to the Patriotic Bowl is a team photo from the 1977 football team, 2015 inductees into the HOF as Outstanding Team. The 1977 team was the first WSC Championship team led by former head coach Jim Sartoris and defensive coordinator John Cicuto, although many more would follow. The significance of this team was not only the five future hall of famers that it produced including Andy Reid, Bob Gagliano and Jimmy Evangelatos as well as Sartoris and Cicuto but how for almost 40 years, the team members from this group have provided unwavering support for Glendale College and GCC Athletics. Please call Sports Information Director Alex Leon at 818-240-1000 x5764 if you have any interest in attending and or supporting the GCC Athletic Hall of Fame or GCC Football. Thanks for all of your support of our student-athletes this season. Go Vaqs! John Rome Head Football Coach 1 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS a message from the SUPERINTENDENT/PRESIDENT Welcome to another exciting season of Glendale College Vaqueros’ football. We appreciate your support and encouragement of our winning student athletes. The most common definition of a winner is a person or team with the best score or time, but a broader definition is a person or team with a strong record of success. At GCC we have both – a winning team of faculty and support staff and students who are helped to achieve successfully their educational and career goals. At GCC we recognize intercollegiate athletics is an integral component of our mission. Athletics provide full-time students distinct student success learning communities (teams) that enhance the student athletes’ abilities to achieve an associate degree, transfer to a university, and success in a career, while building later life success qualities of leadership, teamwork, cooperation, confidence, discipline, responsibility, good health, and character. Roget’s Thesaurus offers “achievers” as a synonym for “winner” and that gets to the heart of the matter. Helping students achieve their goals is what we are all about. Glendale Community College produces winners. Go Vaqs. Here’s to a great season filled with achievement, success, and winning. David Viar Superintendent/President “Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.” ~ Will Rogers Here’s to a great season. Go Vaqs! Todd Vradenburg – 1986 Vaqs 2 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS SCHEDULE DATE DAY OPPONENT PLACE TIME Sept. 5 Sat. East L.A. College ELAC 6:00 pm Sept. 12 Sat. Mt. San Jacinto College GCC 7:00 pm Sept. 19 Sat. San Bernardino Valley College SBVC 6:00 pm Sept 26 Sat. Los Angeles Pierce College GCC 7:00 pm Oct. 3 Sat. Santa Monica City College GCC 7:00 pm Oct. 10 Sat. BYE Oct. 17 Sat. Antelope Valley College AVC 7:00 pm Oct. 24 Sat. LA Southwest College GCC 1:00 pm Oct. 31 Sat. West Los Angeles College WLAC 1:00 pm Nov. 7 Sat. Los Angeles Valley College LAVC 6:00 pm Nov. 14 Sat. Santa Barbara City College GCC 1:00 pm For directions visit www.glendale.edu/athletics All home games on campus at Sartoris Field 3 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS COACHING STAFF JOHN ROME HEAD COACH Rome starts his eighth year as head coach after 14 years as an assistant at Glendale. He was the head coach at Citrus College from 1995 to 2000. He was an assistant coach at Glendale in 1982 and 1983 and from 1990 to 1994 and also coached receivers at UCLA from 1984 to 1986 and the offensive line at New Mexico from 1987 to 1989. OFFENSIVE COACHING STAFF DAVID MACHUCA RASHARD RICHARDS ASSISTANT HEAD COACH/ WIDE RECEIVERS OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR/ Coach Richards returns for his second OFFENSIVE LINE COACH year on the Glendale staff after Coach Machuca returns for his third year spending several years as a personal as offensive coordinator at Glendale trainer with a football emphasis after serving as the Athletic Director and was also a coordinator for the and Head Football Coach at Bellarmine- California Classic All-Star game for Jefferson High School in Burbank in the past five years. He was an All-City 2012, leading the guards to the CIF quarterback and defensive back at Playoff for the first time in three years. Monroe High School and continued his Coach Machuca played varsity football playing career at Boise State and Idaho at Burbank High and then enlisted in State Universities as a defensive back. the United States Coast Guard where His hobbies are playing fantasy football he was honorably discharged in 2006. and playing in adult basketball leagues. He started his coaching career as the He is the proud father of daughters offensive coordinator at Monroe High School and then was the Leilani and Aliah Richards. passing game coordinator at Chaminade High School from 2009-11. He is a graduate of Cal State Northridge with a degree in Kinesiology and is expecting his first child with his wife Kristin. LOU TORRES ALEXANDER ROME RUNNING BACKS OFFENSIVE LINE Coach Torres returns to the Vaqs for his Rome enters his fifth year of fourth year after serving as the running coaching at Glendale after playing backs coach at Glendale from 1984-87 for the Vaqueros in 2007 and 2008 and was part of the staff for the 1985 as a tight end. The son of head team that was inducted into the GCC Coach John Rome, Alex will have Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002. He has a variety of duties for the team also coached at his alma mater, Salesian beyond his coaching duties including High from 1976-83 when he was also administrative support and game and the athletic director, and coached at practice preparation. Alhambra High from 1988-2011. He was the athletic director at Alhambra from 1996-2010 and the head coach of the Moors in 2010-11. His son Louie was an All-American for the Vaqs in 1996. 4 2015 GLENDALE COLLEGE VAQUEROS COACHING STAFF OFFENSIVE COACHING STAFF DEFENSIVE COACHING STAFF STEVE REUDAFLORES LEO GLAZE DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR/ QUARTERBACKS RECRUITING COORDINATOR Coach Glaze joins the Glendale staff Coach Reudaflores returns to Glendale after several years coaching in the College for his second year as the high school ranks. He was the offensive coordinator at Panorama High school defensive coordinator after previously from 2009-11 and his 2010 squad led coaching for the Vaqueros from 1998- the L.A. City Section in rushing. He 2001. He was also the defensive and also coached at Granada Hills Charter recruiting coordinator at Pasadena City in 2012 and at San Fernando High College from 2011-13, the associate School in 2013-14 as the OC again with head coach, defensive and recruiting the 2013 team winning the L.A. City coordinator at East Los Angeles Section Division 2 Championship. He is a Collegefrom 2001-04 and 2008-10, the Granada Hills High graduate where he defensive coordinator and line coach lettered in football, basketball, baseball at Marshall High in 2005-06 and the and track and is also a graduate head coach at Hueneme High School of UCLA with a history degree. He in 2007. He also played football at GCC and Long Beach State and currently teaches middle school history Cal State Northridge. His hobbies are working out, surfing, walking at Pinecrest Schools. and spending time with family. He has a son Ryan and was recently married to the former Rachel Placencia. DEFENSIVE COACHING STAFF TRACY ATKINS JIM TSAROFSKI LINEBACKERS DEFENSIVE LINE Coach Atkins was a volunteer coach Coach Tsarofski returns for his second in 2014 for the Vaqs and will coach year to Glendale as the defensive line the linebackers this season. He played coach after previously coaching with high school football at Manual Arts the Vaqs in 1984. His previous coaching as a running back/defensive back as a experience includes stints at Marshall defensive back at Pasadena City College High with Coach Reudaflores with the and Washington State University.
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