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ustangs Show-Big Heart

- Kyle Marler
The Varsity Football but mentally drained", Senior attempt a 50-yard field goal, In the final game of the
Team ended the season with a James Randels said. which fell short. This loss ru- season the team played host to
meager 4-5 record , but one The chemistry the team ined any chances of a playoff the Monarchs. After trailing by
would have to have looked had hoped for was not there in bid. "After the Bellevue East 17 points at halftime, the team
deeper into the team and its their week three game against loss, lots of people wanted to made a fourth quarter come-
year. Omaha Creighton Prep . The play as individuals or just give back, but fell short of an upset
Going into the '92 sea- Mustangs could do no right , los- up, but our coaches would by five points.
son the Mustangs had set high ing by a landslide. never let that happen, and I According to defen-
goals and had high hopes for With six games left, the think it showed in our strong sive ends coach Mark Chavez ,
the upcoming season. The first team still held hopes of a State showing the last two games," who said ,"This team was a bet-
two games were not to be so playoff bid. They finally got on Senior Tyler Brickell said. ter team than their record
kind to them. They lost the first the right track by winning their With two weeks left in showed; it was a team made up
game to preseason #7 Lincoln next three barnes over Ralston, the season, the Mustangs still of not only talent, but heart.
High in overtime. The second Omaha Bryan, and C.B. Tho- had a chance at a winning After being knocked down so
loss came at the hands of #4 mas Jefferson. record; it would not be easy. many times, they always had
and cross-town rival Millard The Mustangs next These last two games were the heart to get up and get after
South in a heartbreaking 19-17 game put them on the road against Omaha South #1 0 and people. This effort showed in
loss. "With all of the ups and against Bellevue East. After Papio/LaVista #2. The Mus- having been the fifth best of-
downs in the first two games, leading the game for three quar- tangs stuck it to the Packers, fense and seventh best defense
we becam~ not only physically ters, the team was forced to winning by four touchdowns. in the Metro."

Varstiy Football: front-Nick Briganti ,
Don Briganti , Adam Bealle , Bob Correa,
Jason Brown , Todd Doxzon , Zach Carle,
Jon Waller, Matt Ferguson, Gary Smith;
second row-Marc Harris, Ryan Flynn,
Craig Vanis , Chriss Hesse, Chad Baker,
Troy Stortz , Aaron Steele, Wes Russell ,
Scott Franco, Mike Hansen, Jeff
Armitage ; third row- Matt topping,
Sam Corbitt, Jeff Vaughn , Matt Phillips,
Tyler Brickell, Jon Hursh, Tom Gibson,
Drew Kelley, Chad Safranek, Kyle
Marler; fourth row- Brian Stevens,
John Weiand, Phil Milone, Steve Shin,
Jason Sharp, Jesse Gibson, Dennis
Billings , Corey Johnson, Justin Fletcher,
Marc Rabe , Eric Stoltzmann; fifth row-
Brandon Larson, Matt Haney, Bret
Uptagraft, Ryan Rasmusson, Ben
Grojean, John Miller, Charles Morrill ,
Brad lvener, Shane Petersen , Brian
Ziepke, James Randels ; sixth row-
Student Trainer Chad Schumann,
Student Trainer Jami Rossitto , Student
Trainer Jodi Fougeron , Mike Duffek,
Tim Maxwell, Steve Smith, Jason
Ingram, Manager Carrie Myers,
Manager Juli Prine , Un Hwa Running;
back- Coaches Chip Bahe, Greg
Doeschot, Jon Lopez, Mark Chavez,
Dale Zabrocki , Fred Petito, and Kevin
Koch . (Jack Martin Photography)

All-State quarterback, #7 Senior Todd
Doxzon , looks down field for an open
receiver while #58 Junior Jon Weiand
tries to help out by blocking a Lincoln
High Link . (Alex Herr)
Looking over the opposing teams
defensive set, #7 Senior Todd Doxzon
decides if he needs to audible to a
different play. (Alex Herr)