Helms Football Annual 1983

BISHOP AMAT RUNNING BACK RANDY TANNER NAMED CIF D IV . I PLAYER OF YEAR FOR 1983 GRID BEASON......

R ANDY TANNER, COACH JIM PATRICIO'S SENIOR RUNNING BACK AT BISHOP AMAT HIGH SCHOOL AND WHOM THE COACH CALLS..."THE BEST ATHLETE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA"... HAS BEEN VOTED CIF DIV. I PLAYER OF THE YEAR BY MEMBERS OF FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S BOARD OF HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS. THE ALL-STAR TEAM SELECTIONS ARE MADE ANNUALLY BY SOME 25 SOUTHLAND SPORTS JOURNALISTS, WITH DIV. I PLAYERS REP RESENTING TEAMS PERFORMING IN THE BIG-FIVE CONFERENCE. MVP Tanner had led Bishop Amat to a an Angelus League victory, 21-13, over the eventualBig-Five champion Servite Eleven, but despite a 9U-yard evening in the title game for Tanner, the Friars won their second straight Conference title. Tanner concluded the season, under the coaching guidance of Jim Patricio, with l,3Ui rushing yards and 10 touchdowns. Bishop Amat's season ended 11-2. Along with his ball-carrying duties, Tanner passed for 163 yards and two touchdowns; caught 28 aerials for 289 yards and five IDs; punted UU times for a 32.3-yard aver age; returned 11 punts for 88 yards; and brought back four kickoff balls 107 yards. In winning his second, straight Big-Five title, coach Ron Smeltzer coached the . Friars to wins over Long Beach Poly (27-10), St. Francis (3U-7)j Fountain Valley (19-6) and the Lancers of Bishop Amat in the conference finale (28-10). Bishop Amat, winners of the Angelus League title, beat Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks (28-0), Lakewood (lk-7) and Marina (25-7) before losing in the title game. All players named for CIF Div. I all-star team honors will be honored at the L7th annual All-Southern California Boardof Football Awards Program.to be held early next year. Players, along with their coaches, will be invited to attend and will receive beautiful scrolls. ALL -SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL - 1983 DIV. I TEAM (BIG FIVE CONFERECE) OFFENSE......

WR ___ MIKE CRCWLEY ...... MARINA ...... 6-2 185 SENIOR WR .... JAMIE CRAFT...... FOUNTAIN VALLEY ...... 5-10 180 SENIOR TACKLE.. JOHN S I M I C ...... NOTRE DAME, Sherman Oaks. 6-5 225 SENIOR TACKLE.. ANDY SINCLAIR ...... EDISON, Huntington Beach. 6-5 2lt0 SENIOR GUARD... TED M A L L E Y ...... LAKEWOOD...... 6-1 205 SENIOR GUARD.•• MARK WALKER...... 6-3 235 SENIOR GUARD..• DENNIS McGOWAN . . . ,EDISON, HuNtington Beach. 6-3 250 SENIOR CENTER.. KYLE JONDLE...... 6-0 235 SENIOR BACK ...» RANDY TANNER...... BISHOP AMAT ...... 5-11 185 SENIOR BACK ...# DANNY THOMPSON...... HUNTINGTON BEACH...... 6-1 195 SENIOR BACK ... BRENDAN McCRACKEN . . ..LOYOLA ...... 6-1 205 SENIOR BACK ... BRETT STEVENS. . . . ,.FOUNTAIN VALLEY...... 6-0 185 SENIOR BACK ... TED PHUKOP ...... SERVITE ...... 5-11 185 SENIOR BACK ... JAMES DeBOW ...... SAN GORGONIO...... 5-9 170 SENIOR BACK ... BRAD STEVESON...... • LAKEWOOD...... 6-2 205 SENIOR DEFEK S E ......

LINE ... SAUTE SAPOLU ...... •ROLY, Long Beach...... 6-3 235 SENIOR LINE ... BRIAN KERTIN...... SERVITE ...... 6-1 195 SENIOR LINE ... GREG THORNTON ...... LOYOLA ...... 6-1 220 SENIOR LINE ... BRLAN BELCHER ...... FOUNTAIN VALLEY...... 6-2 200 SENIOR LINE ... TIM LIGHTFOOT...... FONTANA ...... 5-10 190 SENIOR BACKER.. ROB ELLIS...... FONTANA ...... 6-2 210 SENIOR BACKER.. TED HOVORKA...... SERVITE ...... 6-1 195 SENIOR BACKER.. BOB W I L L I G ...... 6-5 226 SENIOR BACKER.. BILL R A Y ...... HUNTINGTON BEACH...... 6-U 210 SENIOR BACKER.. ERIC SMITH ...... SERVITE ...... 6-3 225 SENIOR BACK ... CHANCE JOHNSON . . . .COMPTON ...... 6-1 195 SENIOR BACK ... STACEY ALEXANDER . . .POLY, Long Beach...... 5-11 180 SENIOR BACK ... MIKE NEWTON...... FOUNTAIN VALLEY ...... 6-0 18U SENIOR BACK ... TIM G A R C I A ...... BISHOP AMAT...... 5-10 150 SENIOR BACK ... JAMES DEVERS...... L OYOLA ...... 6-2 180 SENIOR BACK ... ARTIE HOLMES ...... EISENHOWER...... 6-1 175 SENIOR KICKER.. ERIC KARMAN...... MARINA. . .-...... 5-9 165 SENIOR FÜNTER.. CHRIS SPERLE ...... FOUNTAIN VALLEY ...... 6-1 175 SENIOR * Punter on '82 Div. I Team # 1982 selection

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RICK BURTON, CANYON HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK WHO LED THE COWBOYS TO THEIR FIRST

CIF TITLE IN THE SCHOOL'S lb-YEAR HISTORY, HAS BEEN NAMED DIV. II FOOTBALL PLAY

ER OF THE YEAR BY MEMBERS OF FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S FREP

SELECTION BOARD. IN ANNUAL SELECTIONS MADE BY THE FOUNDATION'S 25-MAN PANEL, CIF DIVISION II

HONOR TEAMS ARE MADE UP OF PLAYERS REPRESENTING THE COASTAL, NORTHWESTERN AND SOUTHERN CONFER

ENCES. SAUGUS WON THE NORTHWESTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP. The 6-0, 180-pound Burton accounted for 37 touchdowns during the '83 grid camp aign, 25 of them through the airways. He completed 156 of 267 aerials for 2,L36 yards over a 13-1 title-winning season...culminating in the Cowboys U0-2U win over previously unbeaten Bish op Montgomery (Torrance), which finished its season. 12-1-1. In the title game, Burton completed 12 of 18 passes for 213 yards and two touchdowns. He also gained Uo yards rushing on 10 carries and one touchdown.

L7TH ANNUAL GRID AWARDS PROGRAM TO HONOR FIRST TEAM PLAYERS IN HID-FEBRUARY Members of the Division II All-Southern California first team, both offense and defense, will be honored at special ceremonies in mid-February. Awards program invita tions will be sent to coaches of all first team players and their athletes, with beauti ful framed scroll awards going to all honored performers. High school administrators, collegiate coaches and other grid luminaries will receive invitations.

Honored along with MVP Rick Burton and other first team players, will be Conferen ce championship coaches — Carl Sweet (Hart H.S., Coastal), Harry Welch (Canyon, Saugus H.S. Northwestern) and Bob Lester (El Modena H.S., Southern), Burton will receive the Founda tions traditional bronze medallion award, with honored coaches receiving framed scrolls.

In winning Its first ever CIF championship, Canyon High School of Saugus defeated Blair (hl-20), Mary Star of the Sea (lli-7), Monrovia (27-25) and Bishop Montgomery in the title affair (h0-2h). Canyon is represented on the division teams by three players. The Coastal Conference title went to Hart High School of Newhall, which defeated North Torrance in the championship decider 29-16. On the way to the throneroom the Indians el iminated Oxnard (35-15), Newbury Park (19-1Í4.), West Torrance (33-7) and North Torrance. Hart has-four players on the team...... Coach Bob Lester's El Modena (Orange) Vanguards won the Southern Conference title with wins over Rowland (U2-21), Warren (28-7), Los Altos (26-0) and Foothill in the finale (10-7). The Vanguards have three team members representing the Southern Conference champs. ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ATHLETICS - 1983 AL AMES, Glendale - RAMON ALVAREZ, Montebello - JOHN BENDER, Covina - DON 3RADLEY, Pomona - CHRIS 3AKER, Los Angeles - FRANK BURLISON, Long Beach - ROGER CARLSON, Costa Mesa - PAUL CAMPBELL, Riv erside - ROB FERNAS, Torrance - WILLIE FLEET, Palmdale - CHRIS GUTIERREZ, Alhambra - KEITH LAIR, Glendale - LEN LDCHER, Oxnard - PAUL OBERJUERGE, San Bernardino - GLENN PARSONS, Pasadena - JIM PARKER, Ventura - MICHAEL PECK, Palmdale - MANNIE PINEDA, Sierra Madre - JERRY REIGEL, San Pedro JIM RUFFALO, Anaheim - DAVID OSTERMAN, Santa Ana - AL PRESTON, Santa Monica - DAN SHIELDS, Santa Barbara - ERIC SONDHEIMER, Van Nuys - JERRY WEINER, Los Angeles - FRANK WELSH, Whittier - BUDDY DYER, Secretary - PAT DONNELLY, Recorder - BIIA SCHROEDER, Note: All high school teams honored by FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF ATHLETICS are on file in the Foundation's library. Members of these teams.receive suitable recognition, both by the press media and the Foundation. Southland sports journalists have served on the Athletic Foundation Boards since 1937.

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FIRS T TEAM OFFENSE

WR SEAN BERRY WEST TORRANCE 6 0 170 Sr WR DAN RUSSELL ROYAL 6 1 175 Sr WR ROBERT OWENS CANYONCSAUGUS) 6 3 180 Sr TE DARRYL INGRAM HART 6 3 180 Sr * OL MARK SAGER NORTH TORRANCE 6 5 276 Sr OL JOHN GUERRERO OXNARD 6 4 315 Sr OL BRENT PARKINSON CANYON(SAUGUS) 6 6 216 Jr OL TONY PEKO LYNWOOD 6 2 225 Sr OL JOHN FRISKE LOARA 6 5 225 Sr BACK AARON EMANUEL QUARTZ HILL 6 3 205 Jr BACK BRYAN BERON BISHOP MONT. 6 1 195 Sr BACK KEN LUTZ ROYAL 6 2 175 Sr BACK PAUL HEWITT MONROVIA 5 9 185 Sr BACK RICK BURTON C A N Y O N (S AUGUS) 6 0 180 Sr BACK EDDIE JOHNSON SANTA MARIA 5 10 172 Sr KICKER KEITH VANDERHOFF EL MODENA 5 10 160 Sr

FIR S T TEAM DE F E N S E

LINE JOE WALSH FOOTHILL 6 3 260 Sr LINE STEVE MEHR HART 6 7 235 Sr LINE MICHAEL HAYES VENTURA 6 1 195 Sr LINE RUEBEN SOLORIO SCHURR 6 3 205 Sr LINE GREG CLARK NORTH TORRANCE 6 1 205 Sr LINE WILLIE GRIFFIN MONROVIA 6 5 " 222 Sr LB MILLER AUPIU CHANNEL ISLANDS 5 11 182 Jr LB YEPI PAUU SAN-TA ANA 6 0 2 00 Sr LB HALOTI MOALA INGLEWOOD 6 1 235 Sr LB JUNIOR ZEPEDA SANTA MARIA. 6 0 205 Sr LB ABEL GOMEZ DOWNEY 5 10 185 Sr BACK DANE HAWKINS ST. BERNARD 6 3 185 Sr BACK DARRYL HALL LOMPOC 6 3 175 Sr BACK RON RABUNE KENNEDY(LA PALMA) 6 ' 1 190 Sr BACK JOHN FINN EL MODENA 6 1 175 Sr BACK HARRY JOHNSON BLAIR 6 0 180 Sr PUNTER HAROLD BARRATE ANTELOPE VALLEY 5 10 185 Sr PUNTER GEORGE RÓHLINGER BISHOP MONT. 5 10 185 Sr

SEC O N D TEAM 0 F F E N S E

WR JEFF JENKINS LYNWOOD 6 0 170 Sr WR BERNARD JOHNS NORTH TORRANCE 6 1 165 Sr WR CHRIS SMITH LA CANADA 6 4 190 Sr OL GARY WILLISON BURBANK 6 4 250 Sr OL RISITI AINA CHANNEL ISLANDS 6 4 250 Sr OL TIM McKEON HART 6 0 200 Sr OL BILL STOKES PASADENA 6 0 230 Sr OL MARK CAMPER CAMARILLO 6 2 210 Sr OL LANCE RONEY ESPERANZA 5 11 215 Sr BACK BRET MERSOLA BURROUGHS (BUR) 5 10 185 Sr BACK BURT CALL CAPISTRANO VAL. 5 11 185 Sr BACK MARK HATCHER MUIR 6 1 170 Sr BACK CHRIS VOGLER SOUTH TORRANCE 6 i 195 Sr BACK KIM AINSWORTH MONROVIA 6 1 175 Sr BACK TOM BONDS HART 6 0 180 Sr KICKER TRACY RUTKOWSKI FOOTHILL 6 2 155 Sr

SEC O N D TEAM D., E F E N S E

LINE SCOTT ZOWADA WARREN 6 3 215 Sr LINE JEFF MARCHIN MARY STAR 6 4 235 Sr LINE ERIC MARTZ LOS ALTOS 6 3 210 Sr LINE FRANK MELENDEZ SCHURR 6 2 180 Sr LINE CLIFF SOJKA MONROVIA 6 3 215 Sr LB JAMES NICHOLS HOOVER 5 11 190 Sr LB MARK NIXON TEMPLE CITY 6 1 215 Sr LB BEN LEE WEST TORRANCE 6 1 205 Sr . LB JIM COLVIN THOUSAND OAKS 6 3 210 Sr LB SEAN SAMPSON EL MODENA 5 11 175 Sr BACK CARLOS GARCIA HOOVER 5 11 175 Sr BACK GARY LUNSFORD VENTURA 6 1 L&) Sr BACK DONNELL HATCHER SANTA MONICA 6 3 193 Sr BACK BRYAN RASNICK NORTH TORRANCE 5 10 160 Jr b a c k DAVID BRADLEY PACIFICA 5 11 175 Sr

* 1st Team selection - 1982

R RYAN KNIGHT, RUBIDOUX HIGH SCHOOL TAILBACK WHO LED THE FALCONS TO THE SUNBELT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP AND INTO THE SEMI-FINALS OF THE EASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMP

IONSHIPS, HAS BEEN VOTED PLAYER OF THE YEAR IN CIF DIVISION III FOOTBALL BY

MEMBERS OF THE FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF

ATHLETICS. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPORTS JOURNALISTS, SOME 2$ IN NUMBER, MAKE UP THE SELECTION

BOARD AND HAVE BEEN IN CONTINUOUS OPERATION SINCE 1937. DIVISION III, FOR THE ANNUAL ALL-STAR

TEAM SELECTION PROCESS IS MADE UP OF PLAYERS COMPETING IN CENTRAL, EASTERN AND SOUTHEASTERN

CONFERENCES. It was an easy MVP selection for Foundation board members, since the Rubidoux rushing sensation broke state records in both single-game rushing and season rushing. Knight totaled 2,620 yards for the Falcons 8-3-1 season, on 337 carries and scored 31 touchdowns with seven two-point conversions. He scored 200 points for the season. Knight's rushing total breaks the state record set by Mickey Cureton (2,5>Olt yards) set in 1966. Ryan also set a new single-game mark of £01 yards in Rubidoux's victory over Corona.

FIRST TEAM PLAYERS HONORED AT / Lt?TH ANNUAL GRID AWARDS PROGRAM

For the li7th consecutive year, First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation will honor Southern California's finest football players and their coaches. Invitations to the annual awards ceremonies, to be held in early February, will be sent to all first team players and their coaches, with beautiful framed awards going to all honorees. Also invited to attend the prep gridiron celebration will be high school ad ministrators, collegiate coaches and other notables, who will take part in the awards pre sentations. Conference championship coaches -- Mike Churchill (Riverside Poly, lLi-O) in the Eastern; Tim Devaney (Sunny Hills, 10-lt) in the Central; and David Huey (Ganesha, 9-U-l) in the Southeastern -- will also be saluted with suitable recognition at the awards lunch eon.

Conference champions led other schools in placing players on the honor teams. Riverside Poly, which fashioned a perfect lU-0 season in Eastern Conference, placed four play ers, as did Ganesha, winner in the Southeastern crown. Sunny Hills, kingpin of the Southeastern Conference, landed two players. Ganesha, which was a third-place finisher in the Hacienda League, beat Indio (7-6), Apple Valley (28-21), Rosemead (28-21) and Diamond Bar (23-lli) to win its title. Poly of Riverside literally destroyed its opposition, whipping Covina (60-0), La Serna (L8-8), Glendora (U9-1U), and Bell Gardens (33-0) for the championship. ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL - 1983 AL AMES, Glendale - RAMON ALVAREZ, Montebello - JOHN BENDER, Covina - DON BRADLEY, Pomona CHRIS BAKER, Los Angeles - FRANK BURLISON, Long Beach - ROGER CARLSON, Costa Mesa - PAUL CAMPBELL, Riverside - ROB FERNAS, Torrance - WILLIE FLEET, Palmdale - KEITH'LAIR, Glendale - LEW DDCHER, Oxnard - PAUL OBERJUERGE, San Bernardino - GLENN PARSONS, Pasadena - JIM PARKER, Ventura - MICHAEL PECK, Palmdale - MANNIE PINEDA, Sierra Madre - JERRY REIGEL, San Pedro - JIM RUFFALO, Anaheim - DAVE OSTERMAN, Santa Ana - AL PRESTON, Santa Monica - DAN SHIELLS, Santa Barbara - ERIC SONDHEIMER, Van Nuys - JERRY WEINER, Los Angeles - FRANK WELSH, Whittier CHRIS GUTIERREZ, Alhambra - BUDDY DYER, Secretary -'BILL SCHROEDER, Chairman - PAT DONNELLY, Recorder. Note:. All high school teams honored by First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation are selected by All-Southern California Board of Athletics. These sports journal ists serve in the interest of prep athletics without compensation and have done so since the board's inception in 1937. All teams are on file in the Foundation Library. — pick up teams —

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. CENTRAL, EASTERN AND SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCES FIR S T TEAM 0 F F E N S E WR STEVE YBARRA ROSEMEAD 5 10 145 Sr . WR TORI BROWN DUARTE 6 0 160 Sr . WR DANNY RUIZE BALDWIN PARK 5 10 165 Sr . OL DAN ERICKSON BELL GARDENS 6 3 235 Sr . OL GREG JORDAN RIVERSIDE POLY 6 0 200 Jr . OL JOHN SMITH RUBIDOUX 6 4 210 Jr . OL CRAIG LASHLEY LA HABRA 6 3 23 7 Sr . OL DAVID WINTERS VALENCIA 6 7 265 Sr . BACK RYAN KNIGHT RUBIDOUX 6 2 204 Sr . BACK STEVE BRAZAS NEWPORT HARBOR 6 3 211 Sr . BACK STEVE SIGLOCH RIVERSIDE POLY 5 11 190 Jr . BACK MARK KRAJNIK ROSEMEAD 6 1 170 Sr . BACK DARRELL HARRIS GAREY 6 0 185 Sr.. BACK MICHAEL JOHNSON BALDWIN PARK 6 2 170 Jr . KICKER STEVE ADAMS CLAREMONT 6 2 180 Sr .

FIR S T TEAM D E F E N S E

LINE BRETT KACURA NEWPORT HARBOR 6 1 212 Sr . LINE MAJETT WHITESIDE GANESHA 6 3 245 Sr . LINE PAT RICCIARDI LA SERNA 6 3 240 Sr . LINE GARTH SINNOTT LA MIRADA 6 1 212 Sr . LINE TOM CAINES DAMIEN 6 3 212 Sr . LB SEAN McCOY GANESHA 6 2 210 Sr .

LB JEFF ADCOCK RIVERSIDE POLY 6 1 195 Sr . LB TOM STOCKARD LA QUINTA 6 0 210 Sr . LB RUSTY SCHAFFER RAMONA 6 1 200 Sr . LB CHARLES LEWIS RUBIDOUX 6 *7 218 Sr . BACK CHRIS DALKE RAMONA 5 10 165 Sr . BACK BO MULLINS LA MIRADA 5 9 175 Sr . BACK DARRYL HENLEY DAMIEN 5 10 165 Sr . BACK MARK GREEN RIVERSIDE POLY 6 1 180 Jr . BACK GILBERT JIMENEZ ROSEMEAD 6 1 180 Sr . PUNTER CRAIG ODEN BREA-OLINDA 5 11 175 Sr .

SEC 0 N D TEAM 0 F F E N. S E

WR VICTOR JARELS APPLE VALLEY 6 3 195 Sr . WR STEVE MIKOLICH ESTANCIA 5 11 170 Sr . WR BOB HOLLER NORWALK 5 9 155 Sr . OL PERRY HARPOLD DIAMOND BAR 6 3 22 0 Sr . OL JIM MATTHEWS CORONA 6 5 240 Sr . OL JEFF TULL CAJON 6 3 240 Sr . OL JAMES WEST SUNNY HILLS 6 3 235 Sr . OL ROBERT SIMS LOS AMIGOS 6 4 245 Sr . BACK LENNY BARTON BELL GARDENS 5 10 165 Sr . BACK PAT PALLARES VALENCIA 5 9 175 Sop BACK MIKE MOORE CAJON 5 8 170 Sr . BACK DARROLL LOVE GANESHA 5 11 180 Sr . BACK ROBBIE LOUGH NORTH (RIVERSIDE) 5 ' 9 160 Sr . BACK m a r i o P u e n t e s BELL GARDENS 5 5 140 Sr . KICKER TIM BYRNES SUNNY HILLS 5 11 180 Jr .

SEC 0 N D TEAM DE F E N S E

LINE RICK JONES PALM- SPRINGS 5 9 1-90 Sr . LINE DON WOLFE INDIO 6 3 200 Sr . LINE MICHAEL COOKS GANESHA 5 10 195 Sr . LINE MARVIN M A T T O X GAREY 6 5 195 Sr . LINE KURT BROWN GLENDORA 5 10 20 0 Sr . LB JEFF BROWN CORONA DEL MAR 6 1 215 Sr . LB DARRYL FIELDS CAJON 5 11 185 Sr . LB CHARLES DAVIS GAREY 5 10 195 Sr . LB LANCE NEAL IRVINE 6 1 190 Sr . LB NEAL COOK CLAREMONT 6 0 200 Jr . LB STEVE AYLOR EL TORO 6 0 175 Sr . LB ERIC KRUEGER DIAMOND BAR 5 9 190 Jr . BACK ROBERT RICO SANTA FE 6 0 180 Sr. BACK KEVIN LILLESTRAND ARLINGTON 5 11 185 Sr . BACK DIEGO CRAIG RAMONA. 6 1 1 70 Sr . BACK ANDY GOWELL VICTOR VALLEY 6 2 185 Sr . BACK BARRY KIDNEY DON LUGO 6 1 195 Sr . *lst Team selection 1982 ** 1st Team Defense ’82 #2nd Team Offense '82 @2nd Team Defense *82

A PAIR OF STELLAR LINEBACKERS — TOM GABRIEL OF WHITTIER CHRISTIAN HIC-H SCHOOL AND KRIS THABIT OF HARVARD — HAVE BEEN NAMED CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR IN CIF DIV. IV FOOTBALL BY MEMBERS OF THE.FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S PREP SELECTION BOARD. FOUNDATION BOARD MEMBERS — SOME 25 STRONG — MADE THEIR AN NUAL HIGH SCHOOL GRID SELECTIONS RECENTLY IN CULVER CITY, SELECTING A 35-PUYER SQUAD MADE UP OF PERFORMERS FROM THE DESERT MOUNTAIN AND INLAND CONFERENCES. Co-MVP Tom Gabriel was the Olympic League MVP and led Whittier Christian to the Inland Conference Championship 10-7 over Bishop. The Heralds won their second Inland Confer ence championship (the other 1979) as they defeated Desert (27-7)» Orange Lutheran (17-lii), San Jacinto (13-12) and Bishop in the finale. Coach Tom Caffrey's club came from behind in the final game, winning with 5:07 left on the clock. Kris Thabit, was the defensive MVP of the Pioneer League in the Desert-Mountain Conference, and helped direct coach Gary Thran's Saracens to the league title with a 10-0 record. Winning two Desert-Mountain playoff games — U2—12 over Santa Ynez and 15-0 over Fillmore) Harvard lost to Atascadero 7-0 in the Conference semi-finals. The Atascadero Grey hounds went on to the title, 20-lti over Rio Mesa, for their second straight Conference crown. Greyhound coach Larry Walsh has a five-year record of 62-U at Atascadero. All Div. IV players and their coaches will be special guests at the U7th annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program to be held in Los Angeles some time in February. The Div. IV all-star team follows: ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL - 1983 DIV. IV TEAM (DESERT MT. & INLAND COIF.) 0 F F E N S E ...... W R .... CHRIS MORENO . . . WHITTIER CHRISTIAN ...... 5-9 160 SENIOR WR .... FREDDY CASTRO. . . SAN JACINTO...... 5-10 155 SENIOR LINE .... DAVID SVLTICH . . BISHOP ...... 5-9 170 SENIOR LINE .... KEN BRYANT . . . . PERRIS ...... 6-1 230 SENIOR LINE .... WALTER HOEFFLIN. . MARANATHA...... 6-2 200 SENIOR LINE .... STEVE SLIGH. . . . ATASCADERO ...... 6-1 210 SENIOR LINE ___ BRIAN ENGLISH. . . T R 0 N A ...... 6-2 190 SENIOR LINE .... MATT STONE . . . . HARVARD...... 5-10 178 SENIOR BACK .... DAREN OTERO. . . . NEEDLES...... 200 SENIOR BACK .... PETE TREVINO . . . MARANATHA...... 5-11 180 SENIOR BACK .... WILLIE CASTON. . . DESERT ...... 185 SENIOR BACK .... STEVE LEE...... RIM OF THE WORLD ...... 5-io 155 JUNIOR BACK .... BOBBY STAMPS . . . PERRIS ...... 175 SENIOR BACK ___ RUSS WIDERBURG . . RIO MESA ...... 155 SENIOR BACK .... TODD JONES . . . . HARVARD...... 5-io 180 SENIOR BACK .... CHRIS ROBERTS. . . BISHOP ...... 5-9 180 SENIOR BACK/KICKER * ERIK AFFHOLTER . . OAK PARK...... 6-1 195 SENIOR

D E F E T S E ...... LINE .... CHARLES NICHOLS . . RIO MESA ...... 193 SENIOR LINE .... DAVE AERAMIAN . . . WHITTIER CHRISTIAN ...... 5-11 205 SENIOR LINE ___ MARK MAGDALENO. . . RIM OF THE WORLD ...... 5-11 195 SENIOR LINE .... EDDIE HORNBACK . . SAN JACINTO...... 5-11 180 SENIOR LINE .... RUSTY GORDON ...... MOJAVE ...... 195 SENIOR BACKER .. KRIS THABIT. . . . HARVARD...... 195 SENIOR BACKER .. TOM GABRIEL. . . . WHITTIER CHRISTIAN ...... 6-1 210 SENIOR BACKER .. TOM LAWRENCE . . . RIO MESA ...... 6-1 190 SENIOR BACKER .. JIM RAMOS...... MORRO BAY ...... 220 SENIOR BACKER .. JON JOHNSON. . . . REDONDO...... 195 SENIOR BACKER .. DOUG BOERIGTER . . VALLEY CHRISTIAN . . . 200 SENIOR BACKER .. SHAWN RAMIREZ. . . NOTRE DAME, Riverside. . . . . 5-10 185 SENIOR BACKER .. § B.J. SCHONEVELD . . ONTARIO CHRISTIAN...... 5-11 195 SENIOR BACK ___ JERRY BISHOP. . . . ATASCADERO ...... 5-11 175 SENIOR BACK .... KRAIG JOHNSON. . . WHITTIER CHRISTIAN ...... 5-8 155 SENIOR BACK ___ MIKE JAMES ...... CHAMINABE...... 185 SENIOR BACK'.... ROGELIO CAMACHO . . • T R 0 N A ...... 165 SENIOR BACK .... TROY DUEKER . . . . * • LUTHERAN, Los Angeles. . . . . 5-io 170 SENIOR * Selected as kicker in *82 # Selected as offensive back in 182

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. STEVEN KEITH (BANNING 4 -A) - JEFF JOSEPH (MANUAL ARTS 3 -A) & JOHNNY NEBLINA (FRANKLIN 2-A) VOTED PLAYERS OF YEAR IN L.A. CITY FOOTBALL FOR 1983 FOR RELEASE: FRIDAY, DEC. 30th am’s ... and after * » «PLEASE OBSERVE RELEASE DATEII! B ANNING HIGH SCHOOL’S STEVEN KEITH, WHO ANCHORED COACH CHRIS FERRAGAMO’S STALWART PILOTS DEFENSE WHICH SHUT OUT W O U-A DIVISION PLAYOFF TEAMS, HAS BEEN ACCLAIMED DIVISION MVP FOR 1983 BY MEMBERS OF FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION’S HIGH SCHOOL SELECTION BOARD. KEITH, ALONG WITH MANUAL ARTS QUARTERBACK JEFF JOSEPH AID FRANKLIN QB JOHN NEBLINA...WHO RECEIVED SIMILAR RECOGNITION IN CITY DIVISIONS 3-A AND 2-A... WILL RECEIVE THE ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S TRADITIONAL BRONZE MEDALLION AWARD AT ANNUAL AWARDS.CER EMONIES TO BE HELD IN MID-FEBRUARY. The Athletic Foundation Board, in a departure from previous selected All-City Teams, voted to select two separate units....one team from the U-A Division and one team from the com bined 3~a /2-A Divisions. Players of the Year, as in previous years, have been named in the thre< separate divisions. Keith, a 6-1, 190-pound outside linebacker, is joined by three other Pilots on the All-City U-A defensive unit, as two other;Banning players were named to the offensive team. Coac Chris Ferragamo’s Pilots won their 7th L.A. City title in the past eight seasons 30-29 over de fending titlist Carson, which placed five players on the division all-stars. Twenty-six players were named to the U-A team, evenly split between offense and defense. ALL CITY PLAYERS TO BE HONORED AT U7TH ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONIES IN FEBRUARY Members of the 1983 All-City Football Teams — both U-A Division and combined 3-A/2-A Division — will be honored at the U7th Annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program to be held in Los Angeles in mid-February. Invitations will be sent to all honored players and their coaches to attend. Also invited will be high school administrators, collegiate coaches and other football notables. In addition to honoring All-City team players, the three L.A. City Division Championship coaches will also be recognized with awards....Chris Ferragamo (Banning, U-A Champion), Jeff Engilman (Manual Arts, 3-A Champion) and Armando Gonzalez (Franklin, 2-A Champion).

Coach Gene Vollnogle’s Carson Colts were undefeated in Pacific League play going into the final game against the Pilots. As has happened before in the classic grid battles be tween the two Pacific League biggies, Banning won out when the title chips were down. In the two playoff games prior to the title showdown, Banning beat Kennedy (35-0) and San Fernando (8-0' Carson had eliminated El Camino Real (U2-21) and Fremont (13-0) before the final game. Jeff Joseph, 3-A MVP, completed 7U of 126 aerials for lUl8 yards and 19 touchdowns. He also ran for U75 yards and six touchdowns and added 131 yards and two TDs on pass receptions. In all, the athlete coach Jeff Engilman refers to "as a true blue chipper" and "the best athlete in school", had 2,02U total yards and 27 touchdowns. Jeff led the Toilers to a perfect 12-0 season with victories over San Pedro (20-6), Narbonne ( lU-0) and Wilson (Ul-7) in the 3-A Div ision playoffs. Manual placed five of its players on the 3-A/2-A team. Johnny Neblina, coach Armando Gonzalez1 field general described as "a pure passer., the best in the schools history...has a golden arm"... completed 15U of 277 passes for 2U77 yards and 18 touchdowns. He boasted a 56% completion record. The Panthers defeated North Hollywood (10-6) and Reseda (lU-12) before shutting out Sylmar lU-0 in the championship 2-A contest. - - pick up.teams -

F I R S T TEAM 0 F F E N S E WR JAMIE WILLIAMS CARSON 6' 0 170 Sr. WR EDDIE FLETCHER CRENSHAW 6 0 170 Sr. LINE PHIL TUKIA CLEVELAND 6 2 205 Sr. LINE DERYL HENDERSON BANNING 6 6 230 Sr. C DERICK CARSON EL CAMINO REAL 6 2 200 Sr. LINE DAVID NIKO CARSON 6 2 210 Sr. LINE BOBBY MENIFIELD FREMONT 6 3 255 Sr. BACK CHRIS RICHARDS SAN FERNANDO 5 10 175 Sr. BACK GASTON GREEN GARDENA 5 11 195 Sr. BACK DOUG ALLEN CRENSHAW 6 1 163 Sr. BACK KEITH COOPER BANNING 5 11 190 Sr. BACK ROBERT DAVIS CLEVELAND 5 9 170 Sr. KICKER REINALDO CACERES CARSON 5 9 150 Jr.

FIR S T TEAM DEF E N S E LINE DAVID MOORE BANNING. 6 2 225 Sr. LINE CHRIS FROWNER FREMONT 6 2 190 Sr. LINE CHUCK GUERRERO KENNEDY 6 0 225 Sr. LINE HARRY CURRY BANNING 5 11 180. Sr. LB STEVEN KEITH BANNING 6 1 210 Sr. LB RAY BRACKIN KENNEDY 6 1 185 Jr. LB SEFO SEFO CARSON 5 11 205 Sr. LB HANK THOMPSON SAN FERNANDO 6 1. 190 Sr. BACK DAMON SHOWS BANNING 5 ii 160 Sr. BACK JEFF STEPHENS CARSON 5 li 170 Sr. BACK GARY TRIPLETT PALISADES 6 i 170 Sr. BACK SEAN BLUNT SAN FERNANDO 5 10 165 Sr. PUNTER ROSS HERSH EL CAMINO REAL 5 8 150 Jr.

1983 ALL-LOS ANGELES CITY BOARD OF FOOTBALL

RUDY AVERSA, Northeast Newspapers JERRY REIGEL, San Pedro News Pilot CHRIS BAKER, Los Angeles Times ERIC SONDHEIMER, Valley News ROB FERNAS, South Bay Daily Breeze JERRY WEINER, L.A. City Schools STIG JANTZ, Valley News BILL SCHROEDER, Chairman MIKE KENNEDY, Member at Large BUDDY DYER, Secretary AL PRESTON, Santa Monica Outlook PAT DONNELLY, Recorder

* 1st Team Selection 1982

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE WR RICKY TORANZO FRANKLIN 5 10 165 Sr. WR ALBIE ENRIQUEZ WILSON 5 10 170 Sr. LINE TILDON GRAY MANUAL ARTS 6 4 250 Sr. LINE CHRIS LEE RESEDA 6 3 235 Sr. C BILL THOMAS GARFIELD 6 3 240 Sr. LINE ARNOLD SALAZAR WILSON 6 2 215 Sr. LINE JAMIL HERSHEWE FAIRFAX . 6 1 230 Sr. BACK JEFF JOSEPH MANUAL ARTS 6 0 170 Sr. BACK WAYNE JACKSON BIRMINGHAM 5 11 180 Sr. BACK JOHNNY NEBLINA FRANKLIN 5 10 165 Sr. BACK STEVE BROUSSARD MANUAL ARTS 5 9 185 Sr. BACK CLARK WATSON NO. HOLLYWOOD 6 0 205 Sr. KICKER HARRY KONSTANTINOPOULOS RESEDA 5 10 175 Sr. FIRST TEAM DEFENSE LINE WINFRED ROSS WASHINGTON 6 0 205 Sr. LINE JAMES NICHOLS MANUAL ARTS 6 2 250 Jr. LINE PATRICK BOYKIN JORDAN 6 4 250 Sr. LINE RALPH LOPEZ SYLMAR 6 1 228 Sr. LB DORSEY BROWN MANUAL ARTS 6 4 220 Sr. LB ALBERT SAGARNAGA FRANKLIN 6 2 210 Sr. LB KEN NORTON WESTCHESTER 6 2 215 Sr. LB ANDREW TUIASOSOPO SAN PEDRO 6 0 235 Sr. LB MATT CAIRSON NARBONNE 6 3 210 Jr. LB ROBERT CHACON GARFIELD 5 10 160 Sr. BACK CHRIS COLEMAN RESEDA 6 0 170 Sr. BACK VINCENT WEATHERSBY DORSEY 5 11 185 Sr. BACK CARVER RUSSAW DORSEY 5 9 170 Sr. BACK ALVIN MOORE RESEDA 6 0 170 Sr. PUNTER SHANE GRIFFIN BIRMINGHAM # 2nd Team Selection 1982 #c 2nd Team Selection 1982 as Linebacker LOS ANGELES CITY PLAYER OF THE YEAR - 1970 - 1983 1970 Anthony Davis, San Fernando 1980 Michael Alo, Banning 4A Dana Potter, Granada Hills Danny Andrews Banning 4A 1971 Vince Ferragamo, Banning Mike Owens, Van Nuys 3A 1972 Randy Garcia, Wilson Darrell Divinity, Jordan 2A 1973 Kevin Cole, Gardena 1981 Greg Battle, Banning 4A Dwight Ford, Bell Bob Dyer, Canoga Park 3a 1974 Kenny Moore, San Fernando 4A Eddie Lewis, Van Nuys 3A 1975 Charles White,San Fernando 4A Bobby Gazmararian, Garfield Kevin Williams,San Fernando 4A 1982 AL Washington, Carson 4A Kenny Moore, San Fernando 4A Larry McGlothen, Dorsey 3A Ron Cuccia, Wilson 3A Marcel Williams, Garfield and 1976 Freeman McNeil, Banning 4A Alain Greer, Poly 2A Ron Cuccia, Wilson 3A 1983 Steven Keith, Banning 4A 1977 Stanley Wilson, Banning 4A Jeff Joseph, Manual Arts 3A Ron Cuccia, Wilson 3A Johnny Neblina, Franklin 2a 1978 Stanley Wilson, Banning 4A Steve Clarkson, Wilson 3A 1979 Michael Alo, Banning 4a Darrel Hopper, Carson 4A Dennis Ray, Chatsworth 3A Chris LaFountaine, Verdugo Hill 2A © LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. GASTON GREEN, GARDENA TAILBACK, AND STEVE KEITH BANNING LINEBACKER, VOTED TOPS IN PACIFIC LOOP Seven Pilots Players Named to 1st Team...L.A. City 4-A Div. Champs Beat Carson For T itle ... Colts 'Tin League Crown & Place Nine on Team_____

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE FOR RELEASE; WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28 am's ... and after

WR EDDIE FLETCHER CRENSHAW 6 0 170 Sr . WR JAMIE WILLIAMS CARSON 5 11 170 Sr . TE FABIAN POPE CRENSHAW 6 4 210 Jr O-LINE DERYL HENDERSON BANNING 6 6 230 Sr . O-LINE DAVID NIKO CARSON 6 2 210 Sr CENTER CARLOS RUIZ CARSON 6 1 240 Sr O-LINE MAURICIO GUITERREZ GARDENA 6 0 190 Jr O-LINE BOB MENIFIELD FREMONT 6 3 255 Sr BACK DOUG ALLEN CRENSHAW 6 1 16.3 Sr BACK GASTON GREEN GARDENA 5 11 190 Sr BACK KEITH COOPER BANNING 5 11 190 Sr BACK KEVIN MAXWELL FREMONT 5 8 169 Sr BACK JOHNATHAN JACKSON CARSON 5 11 178 Jr KICKER REINALDO CACERES CARSON 5 9 150 Jr FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

# LINE CHRIS FROWNER FREMONT 6 2 190 Sr LINE DAVID MOORE BANNING 6 2 235 Sr LINE HARRY CURRY BANNING 5 11 180 Sr LINE PAUL WYATT PALISADES 6 3 205 Sr LINE NEVEL WOOD CARSON 6 1 250 Jr LB STEVE KEITH BANNING 6 0 190 Sr LB SEFO SEFO CARSON 5 11 205 Sr LB RAYMOND WITTENBERG FREMONT 5 10 178 Jr LB KEVIN GREENHOUSE FREMONT 5 9 165 Sr BACK DAMON SHOWS BANNING 5 11 150 Sr BACK CHRIS WRIGHT CARSON 6 3 170 Jr BACK JEFF STEPHENS CARSON 5 11 170 Sr BACK GARY TRIPLETT PALISADES 6 1 170 Sr PUN TER BRETT YOUNG BANNING 6 '0 180 Sr FF PLAYER OF THE YEAR - GASTON GREEN, Gardena EF PLAYER OF THE YEAR - STEVEN KEITH » Banning SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

* WR LEE ATENCIO BANNING 5 ' 10 150 Sr . WR WILLIE HOWZE FREMONT 5 '8 150 Sr . TE GREG WATTS CARSON 6 '3 180 Sr . O-LINE TIM MUNOZ BANNING 6 ' 1 240 Sr . O-LINE COURTNEY HALL BANNING 6 '3 220 Soph CENTER GREG BROWN CRENSHAW: . ------O-LINE STEVE WRIGHT CARSON 6 '0 200 Sr . O-LINE RANDY JEFFERSON FREMONT 6 '3. . 230 Sr . i 9 : BACK ANTHONY SIMIEN BANNING 5 178 Sr . BACK JAMELLE HOLIEWAYBANNING 6 '0 170 Jr . BACK DAN ACOSTA CARSON 6 1 1 185 Sr .

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE MAC FAOLIU BANNING 6 '0 180 Sr . LINE ERIC NOLD BANNING 6 1' 1 200 Jr . LINE RICKEY JOHNSON FREMONT 6 '1 185 Sr . LINE BRIAN RUGLEY FREMONT 5 '9 165 Sr . LB SHELDON OSBY BANNING 6 12 220 Sr . LB JIMMY MISAALEFUA CARSON 6 '2 220 Sr . LB JOE SCOTT BANNING 6 13 180 Sr . LB BLOCK JOHNSON Gardena 6 '0 190 Sr . BACK BOB JUSTIN CRENSHAW — — -- BACK DONNEL JOHNSON FREMONT 5 111 170 Sr . BACK DEMETRES STEPHENS FREMONT 5 '10 165 Sr .

* 1st Team 1982 # 2nd Team 19.82

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. CHRIS COLMAN ALVIN MOORE, RESEDA DEFENSIVE STARS, AND CLARK WATSON, NORTH HOLLYWOOD RUN- NING BACK, NAMED MVPs IN PAC-8 LEAGUE FOR '83 Reseda, Pac-8 Champs, Place 7 on 1st Team......

W R DAVID DERBY SYLMAR 5'7 140 Jr . WR RUSS KUTROSKY GRANT 5'11 170 Sr . TE DANNY WATERS VERDUGO HILLS 6'U 195 Sr . TACKLE DARRIS WILSON POLYTECHNIC 6'1 200 Sr . TACKLE CHRIS LEE RESEDA 6 '3 235 Sr . CENTER TODD HOLLOWELL UNIVERSITY 6'1 180 Sr . GUARD TIM FROST NO. HOLLY. 5'9 190 Sr . GUARD TERRENCE MORRIS RESEDA 6 * 0 225 Sr . Q- 'JACK ROB HUFFMAN ■ VERDUGO HILLS 6 ' 3 195 Sr . BACK CLARK WATSON NO. HOLLY 6 '0 205 Sr . BACK DENNIS BALL RESEDA 6'1 170 Sr . BACK KENNETH HILL HOLLYWOOD 6 ' 0 172 Sr . KICKER HARRY KONSTANTINOPOULOS RESEDA 5 ' 10 175 Sr. FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

LINE RALPH LOPEZ SYLMAR 6 ' 1 2 28 Sr . LINE STANLEY FORESTER SYLMAR 5'H 210 Sr . LINE JOHN KONG SYLMAR 5'10 175 Jr . LINE DAVID CHARLES POLYTECHNIC 6'0 185 Sr . LB PETER AHN UNIVERSITY 6 1 0 180 Sr . LB RAMON HERNANDEZ VERDUGO HILLS 5' 7 170 Sr . LB STEVE PEREZ SYLMAR 5 '7 152 Sr . LB ARTHUR LEE WHITE RESEDA 5'11 185 Jr . BACK CHRIS COLEMAN RESEDA 6 ' 0 180 Sr . BACK KEVIN SIMMONS NO. HOLLY. 6 ' 0 185 Sr . BACK DWAYNE LLOYD POLYTECHNIC 5'9 170 Sr . BACK ALVIN MOORE RESEDA 6 ' 0 170 Sr .

PLAYER OF THE YEAR - OFFENSE - CLARK WATSON, North Hollywood PLAYER OF THE YEAR - DEFENSE - CHRIS COLEMAN, ALVIN MOORE, Reseda

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

WR RALPH LOPEZ POLYTECHNIC WR SEAN COX VERDUGO HILLS TE KEITH WALLACE SYLMAR TACKLE ALFRED ORODESA HOLLYWOOD TACKLE DEAN CELESTINO VERDUGO HILLS GUA. RAY LOPEZ SYLMAR GUARD KEVIN CATE UNIVERSITY CENTER ART COMBS RESEDA BACK BRIAN THARP RESEDA' BACK TOM SOOTER SYLMAR BACK TONY CHAVEZ UNIVERSITY BACK ROD WELLS RESEDA

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE GREG VIGIL VERDUGO HILLS LINE JOE RALSTON NO. HOLLYWOOD LINE BILLY MAY NO. HOLLYWOOD LINE JON NEWMAN POLYTECHNIC LB MIKE GARCIA NO. HOLLYWOOD LB PETER LEE GRANT LB GERAL SIBLEY RESEDA BACK ANDRE EVANS RESEDA BACK DONALD SCOTT VERDUGO HILLS BACK ARTHUR JENKINS GRANT BACK BARALLIO ROSA POLTECHNIC BACK JEFF ARMSTED SYLMAR

* 1st Team 1982 # 2nd Team 1982

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. ARNOLD SALAZAR, WILSON HIGH OFFENSIVE TACKLE, VOTED MVP IN L.A. CITY FREEWAY LEAGUE FOR ’83 Mules Undefeated in League Play, Place Six on 1st Team A fte r 11-1 Season (LosinG to M a n u a l...)

C * WR THOMAS BROWN LOCKE J 11 175 Sr WR ALBIE ENRIQUEZ WILSON 5 10 170 Sr TE CURT JONES SAN PEDRO 6 4 190 Jr TACKLE BRENDEN WHITE SAN PEDRO 5 10 205 Sr TACKLE ARNOLD SALAZAR WILSON 6 2 215 Sr CENTER STEVE SZABO BELL 6 1 195 Sr * GUARD DAVID JONES LOCKE 6 1 225 Sr GUARD DON LEE NARBONNE 5 9 170 Sr Q-BACK RUDY CORRALES WILSON 6 1 190 Sr # BACK DAYMON LEE SOUTH GATE 5 8 150 Sr BACK JAQUE JOHNSON LOCKE 5 9 175 Sr BACK CHARLES CALDWELL SAN PEDRO. 5 10 230 Sr KICKER JOSE TREJO SOUTH GATE 5 5 135 Sr

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

LINE CARLOS RODRIGUEZ WILSON. 5 9 180 Sr .. LINE RICK MARKWORTH SOUTH GATE 5 11 185 Sr . LINE RODNEY BARNES SAN PEDRO 6 0 230 Sr.. LINE ALEX MARLONA n a r b o n N e 6 0 225 Sr . LB DARTANIGAN WISE JEFFERSON 6 3 210 Jr . LB WILLIE ACOSTA WILSON 5 10 170 Jr . LB MATT LAIRSON NARBONNE 6 2 210 Jr . LB ANDREW TUIA SOSOPO SAN P E D RO 6 0 235 Sr . BACK ALFONSE MACIAS BELL 5 9 150 Sr . BACK DARREN BUTLER LOCKE 5 11 160 Sr . BACK ROLANDO PINO SOUTH GATE 5 10 165 Sr . BACK JIM MARSHALL WILSON 6 0 160 J e • PUNTER MIGUEL PALOS SOUTH GATE' 5 11 165 Sr .

PLAYER OF THE YEAR - ARNOLD SALAZAR, Wilson

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

WR MARTIN AVALOS WILSON 5 9 165 Sr . TE TIM PENDLETON SOUTH GATE 6 3 200 Cr . O-LINE TYRONE WORTHERN JEFFERSON 6 0 185 Sr . O-LINE RENE ARIAS WILSON 5 9 180 Sr . O-LINE JOHN GUZMAN WILSON 5 8 190 Sr . O-LINE ALVIN JOHNSON LOCKE 6 1 185 Sr . O-LINE BOBBY AGUILAR BELL 5 9 195 Sr . Q-BACK ELAND PACHECO BELL 5 9 160 Sop BACK ART MASCARENA WILSON -5 8 170 Jr . BACK WILLIE ERVIN SAN PEDRO 5 7 130 Sr . BACK EUGENE BOWENS LOCKE 6 2 175 Sr .

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE YUSEL FREEMAN LOCKE 5 '11 205 Sr . LINE TODD WELCH SAN PEDRO 5 '11 175 Sr . LINE JIMMY ALVAREZ WILSON 6 '0 195 Sr . LB VINCENT MOORE SOUTH GATE 6 '0 170 Sr . LB STONE LAUFOLA JEFFERSON 5 '9 210 Sr . LB CURTIS JAMES WILSON 5 '11 175 Jr . LB SCOTT LEACHMAN NARBONNE 6 10 180 Sr . BACK JOE VIGIL NARBONNE 6 '0 170 Sr BACK VERNELL THOMPSON SOUTH GATE 5 ' 10 160 Sr . BACK ANTHONY IACONO SAN PEDRO 5 '10 165 Jr . BACK ERNEST OVERTON LOCKE 6 '1 160 Jr . * 1st Team 198.2 ‘ # 2nd Team 1982

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. MANUAL ARTS STARS JEFF JOSEPH (QS) & DORSEY BROWN (LB) NAMED MVPs IN CROSSTOWN LEAGUE '83 Toilers Place Seven Players on 1st Team as Un- defeated 3-A Division L.A. City Chamnions.... FOR RELEASE: MONDAY, DEC. 26 am's ... and after FIRST TEAM OFFENSE ------

WR TIM CAMPBELL JORDAN 5 '8 160 . Sr . O-LINE JAMES NICHOLS MANUAL ARTS 6 ' 2 250 Jr . O-LINE TILDON GRAY MANUAL ARTS 6 ' 2 250 Jr . # O-LINE ED BODNEY HAMILTON 6 ' 2 210 Sr . O-LINE FRANK DIAZ VENICE 6 ' 4 220 Sr . Sr.. * O-LINE JAMIL HERSHEWE FAIRFAX 6 ' 1 230 QB JEFF JOSEPH MANUAL ARTS 6 '0 170 Sr BACK STEVE BROUSSARD MANUAL' ART 5 ' 9 185 Sr . BACK MARCUS SIMPSON WASHINGTON 5 ' 10 170 Jr . BACK LEO LANG JORDAN 6 ' 1 175 Jr . BACK . KEN NORTON WESTCHESTER 6 ' 2 215 Sr . BACK LARRY BARNEY VENICE 5 ' 9 165 Sr . PUNTER: ZACHARY THOMPSON WASHINGTON 6 ' 170 Sr . FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

LINE WINFRED ROSS WASHINGTON 6 10 205 Sr . LINE PAT BOYKIN JORDAN 6 '4 2 50 Sr . LINE ALVIN HUGHES JORDAN 6 '3 195 Sr . LINE LONYAR MILLER JORDAN 6 '1 175 Sr . LB DORSEY BROWN MANUAL ARTS 6 '4 220 Sr . LB TRACEY WATKINS MANUAL ARTS 6 '2 210 Sr . LB ROBERT WALKER HAMILTON 5 '8 155 Sr . LB ROBERT JONES VENICE 5 ' 10 85 Sr . BACK DEMONE BROOKS WASHINGTON 5 110 165 Sr . BACK RAYMOND JOHNSON MANUAL ART 5 111 185 Sr . BACK CRAIG LACEY WASHINGTON 5 '11 185 Sr . BACK TED HOLCOMB WESTCHESTER Sr .

PLAYER OF THE YEAR - OFFENSE - JEFF JOSEPH, Manual Arts PLAYER OF THE YEAR - DEFENSE - DORSEY BROWN, Manual Art

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE WR DAVID MANALANG VENICE WR THERON REED JORDAN WR TROY MIKE JORDAN O-LINE MARK YOUNG MANUAL ARTS O-LINE PAT LEPULE MANUAL ARTS O-LINE DERRICK DAVIS JORDAN O-LINE BRADFORD DAVIS WASHINGTON O-LINE GARY OKAFUJI VENICE BACK LEROY LEWIS HAMILTON BACK BRIAN BROWN WASHINGTON BACK JOEL TURK FAIRFAX BACK MIKE SANDERS VENICE PUNTER: RICHARD SANCHEZ WASHINGTON

SÜC.OND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE GLENN STORY WESTCHESTER LINE SEAN FARRII WESTMINSTER LINE KEN BRAGG JORDAN LINE TIM FORD MANUAL ARTS LB JERRY MAYFIELD JORDAN LB JAMES MILLER MANUAL ARTS LB GREG ROGERS MANUAL ARTS LB GARY MURRAY HAMILTON LB KEVIN BARNES WASHINGTON # LB DENNIS HOGGATT FAIRFAX BACK JEFF RUSSELL MANUAL ARTS BACK AL HEMMANS MANUAL ARTS BACK MONTY GIBSON MANUAL ARTS * Lst Team - 1982 # 2nd Team - 1982

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. VINCENT WEATHERSBY, DORSEY RUNNING BACK, & WAYNE JACKSON, BIRMINGHAM BACK, WIN '83 MVP HONORS IN VALLEY - SOUTHERN LOOP FOR LA CITY GRID CAMPAIGN League Champ Dorsey Places Nine Players on Team

FOR RELEASE: THURSDAY, DEC. 29 am's ... and after FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

REC JOHN JAKE BIRMINGHAM 5 '6 150 Sr . REC PAUL BUCCIERI MONROE 5 1 6 140 Sr . REC. KEVIN WHITTLESEY VAN NUYS 6 1 2 185 Sr . O-LINE DAVID MAHONEY DORSEY 5 ' 11 185 Sr . O-LINE DAVID DUNN BIRMINGHAM 5 1 10 195 Sr . 0-LINE GEORGE MILHAPOULOUS VAN NUYS 3 245 Sr . O-LINE GARY BREWER LOS ANGELES 6 1 1 215 Sr .

O-LINE CLARENCE CUMMINGS DORSEY Ln 00 185 Sr . O-LINE JIM CAVEZZA BIRMINGHAM 5 ' 10 175 Sr . BACK WAYNE JACKSON BIRMINGHAM 5 '11 - 180 Sr . BACK VINCENT WEATHERSBY DORSEY 5 '11 185 Sr . BACK RAMON JUAREZ DORSEY 5 ■ 11 160 Sr . KICKER DAVID WRIGHT DORSEY ------Sr . FIRST 'TEAM DEFENSE

LINE OBI STEINMAN BIRMINGHAM 6 1 1 250 Sr . LINE TODD DEEDS VAN NUYS 6 ' 2 210 -Sr . LINE GEORGE JACKSON LOS ANGELES 6 ' 1 185 Sr . LINE ROBERT TAYLOR DORSEY 6 ' 0 215 Sr . LB BRET CURETON BIRMINGHAM 6 1 0 205 Sr . LB DARNELL BUSH-KING LOS ANGELES 5 '10 165 Sr LB R o b e r t M c D u f f i e v a n n u y s 6 ' 0 220 Sr . LB JERRY HUDSON DORSEY 5 ' 11 185 Sr LB ROLAND BE.BER MONROE 6 ' 0 190 Sr . BACK CARVER RUSSAW DORSEY 5 ' 9 170 Sr . BACK JON MURPHY DORSEY 5 ' 11 185 Sr . BACK ANTOINE MCZEAL TAFT 6 ' 1 185 Sr. PUNTER SHANE GRIFFIN BIRMINGHAM -- -- Sr . CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR - VINCENT WEATHERSBY, Dorsey WAYNE JACKSON, Birmingham

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE REC. BROOK RADENBAUGH TAFT O-LINE DERRICK NELONS DORSEY O-LINE CHARLIE PATTON BIRMINGHAM O-LINE DETRIC PIERCE DORSEY O-LINE PHIL COOP VAN NUYS O-LINE RICHARD NEELY LOS ANGELES O-LINE DAVE SOMMEK TAFT O-LINE PAUL KIM MONROE BACK JOSH DAVIS BIRMINGHAM BACK DREW GARRETT VAN NUYS BACK ROBERT ALLEN LOS ANGELES BACK JIM DRAKE MONROE

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE WILLIAM GREEN LOS ANGELES LINE CHRIS MARR MONROE LINE RON COLE DORSEY LB TIM BYRD DORSEY LB JON C A N N O N BIRMINGHAM LB TRENT BRYSON BIRMINGHAM LB JOHNNY WINSTON VAN NUYS LB TIM WOMMELDORF MONROE BACK ROME BURBRIDGE TAFT BACK CORNELL BRAND LOS ANGELES BACK MIKE BAUSITA VAN NUYS BACK JEFF MACKIE TAFT

*■ 1st Team *82 # 2nd Team '82

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. CHRIS RICHARDS , SAN FERNANDO TAILBACK, AND DER RICK LARSON,. EL CAMINO REAL CENTER, NAMED MVPs IN VALLEY 4 - A FOOTBALL FOR T83 SEASON S.F. Tigers Land Seven Players on League 1st Tear

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE FOR RELEASE; TUESDAY, DEC. 27 am's. and after

WR HERB LOPEZ GRANADA HILLS 5 11 180 Sr TE SHAWN INGRAM SAN FERNANDO 6 3 190 Sr SE DEWITT BRIGGS SAN FERNANDO 6 0 185 Sr TACKLE LONNY BLANK CHATSWORTH 5 9 230 Sr TACKLE PHIL TUQIA CLEVELAND 6 2 205 Sr CENTER DERRICK LARSON EL CAMINO REAL 6 2 200 Sr GUARD JESUS SERRANO KENNEDY 5 11 225 Sr GUARD HEATH ADAMS CLEVELAND 6 0 195 Sr Q-BACK TUFFY REYNOLDS KENNEDY 5 6 165 Sr BACK CHRIS RICHARDS SAN FERNANDO 5 10 175 Sr BACK ROBERT DAVIS CLEVELAND 5 7 170 Sr BACK KIRK WENDORF GRANADA HILLS 6 0 162 Sr KICKER ROSS HERSH EL CAMINO REAL 5 8 150 Jr

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

LINE CHUCK GUERRERO KENNEDY 6 0 225 Sr . LINE ALLAN ROUSE SAN FERNANDO 5 10 185 Sr . LINE CHRIS GLAZE SAN FERNANDO 6 0 250 Sr . LB IAN COMES CANOGA PARK 5 11 175 Jr . LB GREG KIEFER CLEVELAND 6 0 195 Sr . LB JOHN DANIELS KENNEDY 5 10 165 Sr . LB HANK THOMPSON SAN FERNANDO 6 0 195 Sr . LB RAY BRACKIN KENNEDY . 6 1 185 Jr . BACK PETER EL CAMINO REAL 5 10 160 Sr . BACK KIP DUKES CANOGA . PARK 5 11 183 Sr . BACK SEAN BLUNT SAN FERNANDO 5 10 1 70 Sr . BACK NICK DEMYON EL CAMINO REAL 5 6 150 Sr .

PLAYER OF THE YEAR - OFFENSE - CHRIS RICHARDS , San F e r n a n d o PLAYER OF THE YEAR - DEFENSE - DERRICK LARSON , El CAmino Re

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

WR JAMES REAVES EL CAMINO REAL TE ALI MASHAYCEKHI EL CAMINO REAL TACKLE DANNY DELAO SAN FERNANDO TACKLE ANTHONY THOMPSON SAN FERNANDO CENTER JAMES NUA KENNEDY GUARD RICK SPALLA GRANADA HILLS GUARD JUAN HERD CLEVELAND BACK JOHN BRAZIL SAN FERNANDO BACK BARRY HANKS EL CAMINO REAL BACK LEE GRUBIN GRANADA HILLS BACK ERIC BARNUM CHATSWORTH BACK MIKE DANIELS CLEVELAND

SECOND. TEAM DEFENSE LINE TOM EICHER CANOGA PARK LINE LANELL HARRIS SAN FERNANDO LINE MARVIN MURRAY CLEVELAND LINE SEAN NIZINSKI KENNEDY LINE RAMON CRUZ SAN FERNANDO LB MIKE PENNINGTON KENNEDY LB JOHN FLEMING CLEVELAND LB SHAWN BERMAN CANOGA PARK BACK GREG NORVILLE KENNEDY BACK DESMOND CERCEO GRANADA HILLS BACK GARY COLLINS CHATSWORTH BACK JOHN SCHENK CANOGA PARK

* 1 s t Team 1982

© LA84 Foundation. All Rights Reserved. JOHN NEBLINA, FRANKLIN QB, AND ROBERT CHACON, GARFIELD LB, WIN MVP ACCLAIM IN NORTHEASTERN G a rfie ld Wins Loop T i t l e . . .F ra n k lin Beats S y l mar For L.A. City 2-A Div. Chamoionship......

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE FOR RELEASE: TUESDAY, DEC. 27 am's --- and after

WR GUS RODRIGUEZ LINCOLN WR RICKY TORANZO FRANKLIN TE ART HERNANDEZ BELMONT TACKLE MANUEL ACOSTA LINCOLN TACKLE PAT CORONA GARFIELD CENTER BILL THOMAS GARFIELD GUARD DANA MENCK MARSHALL GUARD x a v i e r m a r t i n GARFIELD BACK JOHN NEBLINA FRANKLIN BACK DANNY FABROS FRANKLIN BACK CLESTER MOTEN ROOSEVELT BASK RICKY GONZALES: GARFIELD KICKER RUBEN CAS SILLAS GARFIELD

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

LINE FRANK ESCOBAR BELMONT LINE EDDIE FLORES LINCOLN LINE JOHN ROSE ROOSEVELT LINE ANGEL TORREZ GARFIELD LB JAVIER CID ROOSEVELT LB WAI TSE FRANKLIN LB ALBERT SAGARNAGA FRANKLIN LB ROBERT CHACON GARFIELD LB FRANCISCO ARELLATE HUNT. PARK BACK SAL VASQUEZ FRANKLIN BACK JULIAN SALINAS ROOSEVELT BACK JAVIER ESTRADA GARFIELD PUNTER RAY ACOSTA FRANKLIN

PLAYER OF THE YEAR - OFFENSE - JOHN NEBLINA, Franklin PLAYER OF THE YEAR - DEFENSE - ROBERT CHACON, Garfield

WR MICHAEL ALLENDE FRANKLIN WR SCOTT PERALTA EAGLE ROCK TE KARL KNICELY MARSHALL O-LINE TONY N0 V0 A EAGLE ROCK O-LINE MARIO SERRANO BELMONT O-LINE GEORGE VALDIVIA GARFIELD O-LINE EDDIE LIRA FRANKLIN Q-BACK RICK VAN CLEMPUT MARSHALL BACK PATRICK JOHNSON HUNT. PARK BACK JUAN RIVILLAS BELMONT BACK JAMES JORDAN LINCOLN

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE HENRY SALAZAR FRANKLIN LINE PETER CUEVAS ROOSEVELT LINE RAY ARCHE BELMONT LB MANUEL FIERRO LINCOLN LB DANNY SAUCEDO GARFIELD LB FRED WADE ROOSEVELT LB TOMMY LOPEZ GARFIELD LB HERSHELL KOZARKY HUNT. PARK BACK MARLIN FENTY LINCOLN BACK DEREK BEAL ROOSEVELT BACK MARIO RIVEROS FRANKLIN