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JV Football: Front-Chris Erw in, Nick Caniglia, Steve Wills ,
Dave Colgan, Mike Decker, Derrick Brown , Kelly Peters, Jeff
Stevens Second Row-Carlton Conn or, Dave Lopes, Paul
Milone, Jim Thielen, Vict or Chavez, Steve Beresh, Dave
Kramer, Marty Tuttle, Brian Smith Third Row-Lanc e Busch,
Chris Bigl ey, Dave l etterman, Luke Lovejoy , Scott Wood·
ford, Creighton Fleming, Mik e Pooley, Tony Thoms, Mark
Lind er, Jim Zie pk Back-Assistant Coach Tom Bodzek,
Man ager Kristin Chronic, Manager Julie Klein , and Head
· Coach Trey Deloach. (photo by S. Sartin)
One player dives for the ball during a game against Omaha
South, whi ch the Mustangs later went on to win . (ph oto by S.
Sartin)
Juniors Dave Colgan (31), Tony Thoms (88), J eff Lopes
(69), and Jim Thielen (63) loo k toward their coach on the
sipeline for directions on the next play. (photo by S. Sartin)

JV Attains

1st Winning

Season

nly Omaha Central was able to defeat
the power of the JV Football team, to
)
leave them with an almost perfect
ord, of 7-1 , the first time in Millard North's
:ory.
About the loss to Central, Coach Trey
loach said, " we played good but we had some
obl ems on offense." Two quarterbacks, Sopho-
re Carlton Connor and Junior Chris Bigley,
re injured during the season. "These injuries
i players moving up to varsity hurt the
~nse .''
The offense did manage to score a season
il of 148 points, while the JV's opponents were
::1 to 43 points. Junior Mike Decker was the
:ling scorer with 38 points while Junior Vic
ivez followed with 24.
For a team that practiced only "about an
tr a week," this was the first time the team had
•inning season. "Most often we practiced with
varsity," claimed Deloach
" We played aggressively," he added. He
) said their biggest strength was the defense.
was good all over, especially the defensive
.ks."
Deloach stated that he wouldn't have
.nged anything except maybe to have a more
.sistent effort.
· K. McCullough ·

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