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Senior  Dale  Barr  fires  a  pass  to  an  ope
                                                                                                       receiver  in  th e  Homecoming  game  again
               With arguably the best team in   the All-Metro Defensive First Team.   more victories.  "We were able  to   T.J. (J eff Slobotski)
          the history of MN, the varsity foot-  All-Metro and All-State honors also   play with emotion week  in  and week
          ball  team posted an  impressive six-  went to deBoer for his performance   out; not many teams can do that,"
          win season.  The story for the Mus-  on the defensive line.  Leading the   said Hansen.  A comeback against
          tangs  was  the  incredible defense  Metro Conference in  interceptions   Benson was cut short by an overtime
          which led the Metro Conference.   were senior defensive backs Andy   fieldgoal that left the team reeling.
               The Mustang defense was what  Carr and Tom Brady with five and   The playoffs slipped out of the Mus-
          everybody was  talking about after  six interceptions, respectively.  Brady   tangs grasp because turnovers led to
          the game.  Who could  blame them.   was  named to  the  All-Metro First   their last  loss  of the  season  to
          Throughout the entire season the only   Team.                 Papillion LaVista.
          two teams able to score on the Mus-  Although it  is  said  that  de-  The Mustangs, who finished
          tangs in  the  second half were  fense wins the game, don't think that   fifth in  the AP poll, played not only
          Creighton Prep and state runner-up,   it  was the only thing that led to the   with an  unrivaled intenseness, but
          Benson.  "I think what really made   Mustang's success.  The second-  with great heart that allowed them to
          our defense great was our  relentless-  ranked offense  in  the  Metro had   overcome numerous hurdles.  "As
          ness; we went in to a game and never  plenty of firepower for  opposing   far as the critics MN had, I think that
          gave  up ," said Senior Mike Hansen.  teams led by-the  running of senior   we silenced them. We always played
          "At halftime we  would go  into the  Jay  Uphoff and  Brady.  The two   a good game, never trash talking; but
          locker room and tell the coaches what   combined  for  the  brunt of the   instead playing with  a  lot of emo-
          they were doing to get yardage on us.   Mustang's running  game  that  had   tion.  We  got the  respect that  we
          They were able to fix it, and we went  opponents wondering where the next   deserved, and it showed  in the media
          out and executed it, " said senior Henk  attack would be coming from.   and  in  the  rankings," said  Brady.
          deBoer.                             A  heart-breaking  loss in  the   "We also wanted to thank the crowd
               The defense was  led by  All-  last minutes of the  Creighton Prep   support at every game; we wanted to
          State linebacker Mike Hansen, who  game took a tremendous toll  on  the   thank them for a great  season." 0
          was also named honorary captain  of  team, but they still bounced back for   :hu.dix$~




                    Stats



               Ralston          41-0
               Millard South    20-10
               Prep             14- 21
               Lincoln N.E.     14-0
               Bellevue West    42-7
               Benson           35-38
               Abraham Lincoln   47-0
               Westside         38-3
               Papillion LaVista   28-42
                     Won 6  Lost 3





                                         Boys Varsity Football:  front-Nick Flynn,   Williams,  Drew Kelley, Mike Gdovic fourth   Hansen, John Witte, Josh Borsheim, Adam  I
                                         Nick Tesmer, Dale Barr, Eric Crouch, Greg   row-Todd  Lammert,  Ben  Lovejoy,  K.C.   Oleson seventh row-Conor Campbell, Eric
                                         Deines,  Spencer Petersen,  Andy  Carr,  Mic   Curtis,  Jeremy Rother,  Trey Crowe,  Jeff   Erickson, Aaron Peterson, Travi s Riddiford,
                                          Boettner, Lance Bailey, Dave Finken second  Armitage, Rick Hughes, Brett  Carson, Henk   Jeff Antonson, Rick Waters,  Jayson Bisbee,
                                          row-Adam Wildrich,  Eric Brown,  Brad   deBoer, Cory  Sinclair fifth row-Brian Paeper,   Mike  Boggs, Doug Valenti , Tyson  Bartlett
                                          Eggert,  Tom Brady,  Aaron Steele,  Kyle   Nick Prescott, Sam McKewon, Adam Miller,   back-Ryan Gehl, Chad Schuchmann, Mark
                                          Deming, Troy Wallace, Jay Uphoff,  Randy   Jason Nelson, Pete Van Hoose, Aaron Adams,   Chavez,  Greg Doeschot, Bruce Reed, Dale
                                          Fredericks,'  David Schwenk third row-Matt   Brad McCoy, Tom Holland, Ryan Flynn sixth   Zabrocki, Kevin  Koch,  Head Coach  Fred
                                          Peters, Joe Petito, Brad Bailey, Jason  Bailey,   row-Chris Deitloff,  Phi lli p  Norlem,  Ryan   Petito,  Bl ade,  Greg  Ri ce,  Katie,  Sarah
                                          Tyler  Smith, Pat Michael, Monte Smith, Greg   Felton, Mike Meysenburg, Eben Jones, Mike   Bennett  (Jack Martin Photography)
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