steve beuerlein, big five title-winning qb from servite

STEVE BEUERLEIN, BIG FIVE TITLE-WINNING QB FROM SERVITE. NAMED DIV. I MVP FOR '82FOR RELEASE: THURSDAY AFTERMOON, DEC. 30 & iFRI. AM'S ... ^PLEASE HÓNÓR RELEASE DATEH!

S T E V E BEUERLEIN, 6-3, 195-POUND SERVITE HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERBACK WHO PASSED

'— ' THE ANGELUS LEAGUE CHAMPIONS TO THE BIG 5 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 31-7 OVER

LONG BEACH POLY, HAS BEEN NAMED DIVISION PLAYER CF THE YEAR BY MEMBERS CF

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

FOOTBALL. BEUERLEIN AND FOUR TEAMMATES WERE NAMED TO THE DIVISION I ALL-STAR TEAM IN SE

LECTIONS MADE BY THE ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S 25-MAN SEIECTION COMMITTEE.

THE FRIAIS FROM SERVITE DOMINATED THE 33-MAN CONFERENCE TEAM, WITH LONG BEACH

POLY ALSO LANDING A GOOD NUMBER CF REPRESENTATIVES. BUT SERVITE'S OUTSTANDING PASSER RIDDLED

JACKRABBITS SECONDARY FOR 218 PASSING YARDS, AS BEUERLEIN COMPLETED lU OF 2lt AERIALS, ONE

GOOD FOR A TOUCHDOWN. STEVE FINISHED THE FRIARS' CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON WITH 2,2UU YARDS AND

21 TOUCHDOWNS.______________________________________ ___________________________BIG 5 CONFERENCE ALLrSTARS HONORED AT H¿TH ANNUAL AWARDS JAN. 29TH

All players honored on this year's Big 5 Conference Football Team — both offense and defense — will be honored at the First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation U6th annual Football Awards Program to be held at the First Interstate Bank,707 Wilshire Blvd. in downtown Los Angeles.

Players, their coaches, members of the selection board and collegiate players and coaches will be invited to attend the presentation ceremonies where beautiful framed scrolls will be awarded to both players and championship coaches.

Players of the Year, including Servite quarterback Steve Beuerlein, will receive the Foundation's traditional bronze medallion award. The 1982 Big 5 All-Star team follows:

ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL - DIVISION I - BIG FIVE CONFERENCE

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WR BRIAN SALERNO . . . . . SERVITE ........... 5-10 175 SENIORWR taylor McCullough . . . POLY, LONG BEACH. . . 6-0 160 SENIORTE LANCE FAURIA......... CRESPI............. 6-5 225 SENIOROL BILL MACIAS ......... MARINA. . . . . . . . 6-6 230 SENIOROL TOM RILEY ........... ST. FRANCIS ....... 6-6 2ii5

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OL MIKE ALVAREZ......... SERVITE ........... 5-11 SENIOROL RICH SCHOENBERGER. . . . LAKEWOOD........... 6-0 215 SENIOROL GUY COLLINS ......... LOYOLA......... . . 6-U 230 SENIORBACK STEVE BEUERLEIN....... SERVITE ........... 6-3 195 SENIORBACK PAUL OATES........... ALEMANY........... 6-1 185 SENIORBACK KEVIN MCLEAN......... LAKEWOOD........... 6-3 175 SENIORBACK DANNY THOMPSON ....... HUNTINGTON BEACH. . . 6-1 190 JUNIORBACK * PERNELL TAYLOR....... BISHOP AMAT....... 5-U 195 SENIORBACK MIKE KANE........... ST. FRANCIS ....... 5-10 170 SENIORBACK

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FONTANA ........... 6-1 185 SENIOR

DL JOE TRUJILLO. . . . . . COLTON............. 5-11 225 SENIORDL IKE FREEMAN......... POLY, LONG BEACH. . . 6-1 210 SENIORDL * JEFF IMES........... ST. FRANCIS ....... 5-11 210 SENIORDL DAVID FOUTS ......... LOYOLA............. 6-U 220 SENIORDL CHRIS BURGETZ ....... SERVITE ........... 6-2 215 SENIORDL TAMBI WENJ .......... FOUNTAIN.VALLEY . . . 6-1 208 JUNIORDL WILL KURTZE . . . . . . FONTANA . . . . . . . 6-3 205 SENIORDL JIM BIRMINGHAM........ MATER DEI . . . . . . 6-3 2U5 SENIORIB JOE CAIN............. COMPTON ........... 6-1 208 SENIORIB REX BLACKWELL ........ COLTON............. 5-10 175 SENIORLB RICHARD BROWN ....... WESTMINSTER ....... 6-3 225 SENIORDB CHUCKIE MILLER....... POLY, LONG BEACH. . . 5-11 175 SENIORDB LANE MCCARTHY ................... ALEMANY ........... 5-ll 170 SENIORDB DENNIS PRICE......... POLY, LONG BEACH. . . 6-2 170 SENIORDB MATT HOMBS........... EDISON............. 5-11 185 SENIORDB FRED SABE.......... LOYOLA............. 6-1 205 SENIOR

KICKER DOUG VAVIDOVIC....... SERVITE ........... 6-2 185 SENIORFUNTER RANDY TANNER.........

* 1981 Div. I selection

BISHOP AMAT ....... 5-11 195 JUNIOR

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MIKE SMITH, LOS ALTOS TITLE-WINNING QB, NAMED CIF DIV. I I MVP FOR '82 GRID SEASON

M IKE SMITH, 6-9 AND 200-POUND SENIOR QUARTERBACK WHO LED LOS ALTOS HIGH SCHOOL

TO THE SOUTHERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1982, HAS BEEN UNANIMOUSLY SELECTED

C.I.F. DIVISION II PLAYER CF THE YEAR BY MEMBERS OF FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATH

LETIC FOUNDATION'S PREP SELECTION BOARD. SMITH HEADS A DIVISION II ALL-STAR TEAM COMPOSED

OF PLAYERS REPRESENTING THE SOUTHERN, COASTAL AND NORTHWESTERN CONFERENCES.

THE ATHLETIC FOUNDATION BOARD'S CHOICE FOR MVP HONORS WAS MADE SIMPLE BY TWO

GLARING FACTS. FIRST, SMITH'S STAGGERING STATISTICS OVER THE *82 SEASON AND SECOND HIS TITLE-

WINNING PERFORMANCE AGAINST ESPERANZA. IN THE TITLE TIFF, MIKE COMPLETED 21 OF 30 AERIALS

FOR 329 YARDS AND FOUR TOUCHDOWNS IN THE CONQUERORS CONQUEST CF THE AZTECS, 31-lie. LOS ALTOS

COMPLETED A PERFECT lU-0 SEASON, WHILE ESPERANZA FINISHED 12-2.

SMITH IS CREDITED WITH BREAKING THE SINGLE-SEASON YARDAGE MARK WITH 3,h37 YARDS

AND UO TOUCHDOWNS OVER lH GAMES. MENLO SCHOOL QB JOHN PAYE (NORTHERN CALIFORNIA MVP), HOWEVER,

AISO LAYS CLAIM TO SEVERAL NEW STATE AERIAL RECORDS INCLUDING MOST PASSING YARDS (3,U65). THIS

MARK MAY BE QUESTIONABLE SINCE A TOTAL MARK CF 3,391 YARDS WAS ALSO REPORTED PRIOR TO THE CLAIMED RECORD TOTAL.

AWARDS PROGRAM CEREMONIES SET FOR FIRST TEAM DIV. II PLAYERS ON JANUARY 29TH

Members of the Division II first team, both offense and defense, will be honored

at the U6th annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program to be held

in the First Interstate Bank Building on Saturday morning, Jan. 29 at 10:30 a.m.

Players, their coaches, high school administrators and collegiate coaches and

players will receive invitations to the annual ceremonies, with championship prep

coaches also be honored. Players of the Year in the various divisions, including Mike Smith, will be recipients of the Athletic Foundation's traditional bronze medallion

award. Presentation ceremonies will be followed by a luncheon in the bank headquarters.

In Coastal Conference action, West Torrance won Its first Southern Section

football title, 3i>-21, over Santa Monica's Vikings capping a perfect lit-0 season. West

beat Santa Monica for the Bay League crown, administering the Vikings only two losses during 1982. VJest defeated San Marcos (U8-10), Muir (2U-0) and Oxnard (17-8) before the title decider.

Verbum Dei took the Northwestern Conference crown 7-0 over Monrovia and made

it a perfect 13-0 season in the doing. It was the Eagles second straight CIF title, as

they took the Desert Mountain Conference crown last year. It was the 25th consecutive victory for Verbum Dei, 13 of which have been shutouts, six this year. Verbum Dei defeated

Beverly Hills (27-7), RIghetti (35-lU) and St. Bernard (28-0) prior to beating Monrovia.

ALL - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL - 1982

AL AMES (Glendale), CLAUDE ANDERSON (San Bernardino), CHRIS BAKER (Los Angeles), DON BRADLEY (Pomona), FRANK BURLESON (Long Beach), ROB FERNAS (Redondo Beach), PAUL CAMPBELL (Riverside), ROGER CARLSON (Costa Mesa), MIKE MARTINEZ (San Pedro), WILLIE FLEET (Uncaster), MIKE KENNEDY (Us Angeles), KEITH LAIR (Glendale), LEN LOCHER (Member at Urge), JIM PARKER (Ventura), GLENN PARSONS (Pasadena), MICHAEL FECK (Uncaster), JERRY REIGAL (San Pedro), STEVE GUIREMAND (los Angeles), CHILES GUTIERREZ (Alhambra), MIKE PENNER (Anaheim), AL PRESTON (Santa Monica), RAMON ALVAREZ (Montebello), MANNIE PINEDA (Member at Large), DAVID OSTERMAN (Santa Ana), DAN SHIELLS (Santa Barbara), DOUG SPOON (San Gabriel), ERIC SONDHEIMER (San Fernando), JOHN STREY (Whittier), JERRY WEINER (Us Angeles), BUDDY DYER (Secretary), BILL SCHROEDER (Chairman) , PAT DONNELLY (Recorder).

Note: All-star teams dating back to initial Athletic Foundation selections in 1937 are on file in the First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation Library. All teams have been selected by southland sports journalists contributing their time and effort in the interest of high school athletics.


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WR DARRIN DAVIS LOS ALTOS 6 5 195 SrWR LOREN RICHEY W. TORRANCE 6 10 160 SrTE MATT STARK LOS ALTOS 6 4 218 SrWR JASON GAMBLE SANTA BARBARA 6 0 170 SrT STEVE KNUDSEN ESPERANZA 6 5 250 SrT WES JORDAN S. TORRANCE 6 4 235 Sr

f G KEITH DAVIS SANTA MONICA 6 2 235 SrG DAVID BAKER ANTELOPE VAL. 6 0 200 SrC JOHN KATHIK FOOTHILL 6 1 220 SrBACK MIKE SMITH LOS ALTOS 6 9 200 SrBACK STEVE MORFORD ESPERANZA 5 10 185 SrBACK RICH BARBER OXNARD 6 0 178 SrBACK VAUGHAN SIMMONS PASADENA 6 0 170 SrBACK STEVE CENTER W. TORRANCE 6 1 181 SrBACK TOM TUCKER WILSON (HH) 6 0 190 SrK JOHN COMBIS W. TORRANCE 5 9 188 SrK ANDRE GUARDI LOS ALTOS 6 3 185 Sr

F I R S T T E A M D E F E N S -E

LINE BRAD JACKMAN SAN GABRIEL 6 3 230 SrLINE RON BAUER EL MODENA 5 11 195 SrLINE JAMIE JOHNSON TEMPLE CITY 6 2 210 SrLINE MARK SAGER N. TORRANCE 6 5 265 JrLINE JOHN JOHNSON VERBUM DEI 6 0 210 Jr

# LB CRAIG SLAVIN WESTLAKE 6 2 201 SrLB REX MOORE EL MODENA 6 3 220 SrLB GREG BOCHESSA W. TORRANCE 5 9 188 SrLB HARDY NICKERSON VERBUM DEI 6 3 210 SrLB ROD WALLICK LYNWOOD 6 1 210 SrLB SAM ANNO SANTA MONICA 6 3 230 SrBACK DAVID NICASSIO WILSON (HH) 6 3 195 SrBACK DON COLBERT MUIR 6 1 180 SrBACK KEVIN OLSON ESPERANZA 5 11 160 SrBACK DANNY VALDEZ SCHURR 5 9 165 SrBACK SEAN RUSSELL LOMPOC 6 2 195 SrBACK ANTHONY BLUE MORNINGSIDE 5 10 155 SrPUNTER STEVE HISEY ARCADIA 6 1 200 Sr

S E C O N D T E ' A M O F F E N S E

WR MARK McGOUNEY EL MODENA 6 2 180 SrWR JEFF JAMES BEVERLY HILLS 6 0 170 SrWR FRED COLER MISSION VIEJO 6 2 l8o SrWR KENNEDY BRYANT MONROVIA 5 9 155 SrT CURT SIMMONS RIGHETTI 6 2 220 SrT LOUIE FORD PASADENA 6 4 225 SrG DEAN HONAKEN ESPERANZA 6 2 240 SrG DON GEREAU W. TORRANCE 5 9 185 SrC BRIAN CLARK ST. BERNARD 6 2 230 SrBACK REGGIE TAYLOR LYNWOOD 5 8 170 SrBACK JAMIN McNEIL WESTLAKE 5 8 160 SrBACK KLAUS LEITENBAUER MISSION VIEJO 6 1 180 SrBACK JAMES HARPER N. TORRANCE 5 10 177 SrBACK ELVIN WARE VERBUM DEI 5 10 180 SrBACK STACEY HARVEY PASADENA 6 3 204 Sr

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LINE BOB JENKINS CAPISTRANO VAL .6 3 223 SrLINE CURTIS NUNNERY OXNARD 6 2 220 SrLINE TIM FITZGERALD LOS ALTOS 6 0 215 SrLINE KEVIN HENDERSON PASADENA 6 0 165 SrLINE JOHN HEALEY FOOTHILL 5 7 205 SrLB STEVE SANDERS EL MODENA 6 1 215 SrLB DOMINGO MICLAT LOMPOC 5 10 195 SrLBLBLB

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QT SíffiY'HÍGH'-SQIS©!, JUNIOR TAIlMCK DARRYL HARRIS, WHO GUIDED COACH OLIVER

LUCAS' VIKINGS TO A SHARE CF THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE TITLE, AND ROSE

MEAD LINEBACKER EARL BETANCOURT, WHOSE TEAM SHARED SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

LAURELS WITH GAREY (THE TlTIE-DECIDÉR WOUND UP 19-19), HAVE BEEN NAMH) CO-PLAYERS OF THE

YEAR FOR 1982 AS FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD

OF FOOTBALL NAMED ITS DIVISION III ALL-STARS PLAYERS FROM THE CENTRAL, EASTERN AND

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCES. SIXTY-TWO PLAYERS REPRESENTING 37 HIGH SCHOOLS HAVE BEEN NAMED

TO THE ANNUAL ALL-STAR SQUADS, TWO TEAMS BEING NAMED ON OFFENSE AND DEFENSE.

Harris became the No. 3 all-time rusher in the CIF Southern Section during

1982 as he rushed for 2,U25 yards over a 9-3-2 season. He had 138 yards in the title game

on 20 carries, having lugged the leather 23U times over lU games. He now finds himself be

hind Centennial's Mickey Cureton and Craig Johnson of Whittier Christian on the single-season

list. Earl .Bentancourt, a second team pick on last year's Div. Ill team, sparkled on defense

over three seasons for coach John Dunaway. Earl had nine interceptions (two returned for

touchdowns) during the season which saw the Panthers go 11-2-1.

FIRST TEAM PLAYERS HONORED AT AWARDS CEREMONIES ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 29TH

All First-Team Division III players will be invited to attend the L6th annual

All-Southern California Board of Football Awards Program to be held at First Interstate Bank, 707 Wilshire Blvd. in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday morning, January 29th at 10:30 a.m.

Players, their coaches, high school administrators and collegiate coaches and

other gridiron notables will be invited to attend the annual celebration. Beauti

ful framed scrolls will be awarded all first-team honorees, with title-winning coaches also being honored. Players of the Year will receive the Athletic Foundation's traditional bronze medallions.

There was another tie for conference championship laurels in the Eastern Conference, as Ramona, Ivy League representative and Damien, the Baseline League's No. 1 tied 28-28. Ramona, coached by Orest Stetkevich, concluded its season 10-3-1 while Damien, under the coadhing reins of Dick Larson, finished 11-2-1.

In Central Conference play the El Toro Chargers, under coach Bob Johnson's wing, defeated the previously unbeaten Fullerton Indians 35-19. El Toro, the Seaview League's No. 1 team, defeated Bellflower (28-0), Sunny Hills (25-8) and La Habra (28-lU) before the final engagement with Fullerton. El Toro was 12-2 for the season, while Fullerton finished 13-1.

ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD CF FOOTBALL - 1982

ALL AMES (Glendale), CLAUDE ANDERSON (San Bernardino), CHRIS BAKER (Los Angeles), DON BRADLEY (Pomona), FRANK BURLISON (Long Bead:), JERRY CRCWE (Redondo Beach), PAUL CAMPBELL (Riverside), ROGER CARLSON (Costa Mesa), MIKE MARTINEZ (San Pedro), WILLIE FLEET (Uncaster), MIKE KENNEDY (Us Angeles), KEITH LAIR (Glendale), LEN LOCHER (Member at Urge), JIM PARKER (Ventura), GLENN PARSONS (Pasadena), MICHAEL PECK (Uncaster), JERRY RE3GEL (San Pedro), STEVE GUIREMAND (Us Angeles), CHRIS GUTIERREZ (Alhambra), MIKE PENNER (Anaheim), AL PRESTON (Santa Monica), RAMON ALVAREZ (Montebello), MANNIE PINEDA (Member at Urge), DAVID OSTERMAN (Santa Ana), DAN SHIELLS (Santa Barbara), DOUG SPOON (San Gabriel), ERIC SONDHEIMER (San Fernando), JOHN STREY (Whittier: JERRY WEINER (Us Angeles), BUDDY DYER (Secretaiy), 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 journalists serve in the interest of prep athletics without compensation and have done so since the board's inception in 1937.

DARRYL HARRIS (GAREY TAILBACK) & EARL BENTANCOURT (ROSEMEAD LINEBACKER) SHARE

.... CIF- DIV I I I -MVP GRID HONORS FOR 1982


WR TODD CAGE SADDLEBACK 6 2 170 SrWR DANNY ROBLES BALDWIN PARK 6 0 175 SrWR DAVID WILLES FULLERTON 5 11 170 SrT STEVE JAMES ROSEMEAD 6 3 225 SrT LOUIE SARGEANT EL TORO 6 5 235 SrG PAUL SUITENKO EL TORO 6 3 215 SrG BOB EICKELMAN INDIO 6 1 215 SrC ED ATKINSON SUNNY HILLS 6 3 220 SrBACK DARRELL HARRIS GAREY 6 1 180 JrBACK RYAN KNIGHT RUBIDIOUX 6 2 195 JrBACK TOM HENLEY DAMIEN 5 11 175 SrBACK RANDY BERRY NORCO 5 6 165 SrBACK RON DAVIS DUARTE 5 11 160 SrBACK DARRYL CAZARES BELL GARDENS 5 10 178 SrKICKER ROBERT BARONE NORWALK 5 9 165 Sr

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LINE CHUCK HILL RUBÍDOUX 6 2 235 SrLINE MARK MRAZ GLENDORA 6 4 220 SrLINE MARCUS WILLIAMS GAREY 6 1 205 SrLINE CLIFF McNEILL LOS AMIGOS 6 2 235 SrLINE DAVID CADIGAN NEWPORT HARBOR 6 5 237 SrLB EARL BENTANCOURT ROSEMEAD 5 11 190 SrLB DAVID SIMPSON GANESHA 6 2 .210 SrLB GIL ODGEN FULLERTON 6 2 210 SrLB DENNIS CAL VICTOR VALLEY 5 8 175 SrLB TOM HOUTS BREA ORLINDA 6 0 202 SrBACK MEECHEE WILLIAMS GAREY 5 11 175 SrBACK MICHAEL MOORE CAJON 5 10 155 JrBACK ROBERT WILLIAMS SADDLEBACK 5 7 150 SrBACK REGGIE CLARK RIVERSIDE POLY 5 10 175 SrBACK PACO CRAIG RAMONA 5 10 165 SrBACK STEVE KLINE LA HABRA 6 1 185 SrPUNTER GORDON MOSS CORONA DEL MAR 5 10 ISO Sr

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WR DONALD DAVIS DUARTE 5 11 155 SrWR JEFF CURRY RANCHO ALAMITOS6 2 180 SrTE DON JONES RUBIDOUX 6 5 245 SrT MIKE FAVOREAU GANESHA 6 5 250 SrT ERIC JONES RAMONA 6 4 250 SrG BRETT KACURA NEWPORT HARBOR 6 0 204 JrG GEORGE CAMACHO MONTEBELLO 5 9 175 SrC MARK STEELE CAJON 6 0 185 SrBACK KEVIN BRADLEY SADDLEBACK 5 9 165 SrBACK STEVE BRAZAS NEWPORT HARBOR 6 3 207 JrBACK BRYAN MULLIN GANESHA 5 10 170 SrBACK ROBERT PEREZ BELL GARDENS 5 -9 160 SrBACK An d y j a r a m i l l o RANCHO ALAMITOS5 11 170 SrBACK MIKE McGUIRE ARLINGTON 5 9 153 SrKICKER RENE WEITMAN SANTA FE Sr

S E C O N D T E A M D!’E F E N S ELINE TEDDY TAYLOR RIVERSIDE POLY 6 2 230 SrLINE DEREK GOSSMAN APPLE VALLEY 5 11 210 SrLINE STEVE HILLARY BONITA 5 10 175 SrLINE- BLAKE SMITH SADDLEBACK 6 2 205 SrLINE RAY CROSMER SOUTH HILLS 6 1 190 SrLB JAMES RIVERA BELLFLOWER 6 1 175 SrLB BOB CORMIER PALM SPRINGS 6 0 192 SrLB WILLIE WARREN CLAREMONT 6 0 185 JrLB SHAWN CARDIN EL TORO 6 3 210 SrLB DANNY RODRIGUEZ EL RANCHO 5 9 180 SrBACK DARRYL HENLEY DAMIEN 5 10 160 JrBACK MIKE McLAIN EL TORO 5 10 175 SrBACK MARTY TYSON ONTARIO 6 1 190 SrBACK BRIAN NINDE SOUTH HILLS 6 3 185 SrBACK CHRIS DALKE RAMONA 5 10 165 Jr


WR ** JAN CEPEDES ......... ST. GENEVIEVE ......... 185 SENIORWR TIM PLOUGH....... . MIRA COSTA............. 170 SENIORTE TOM REHNER........... ST. JOSEPH, SANTA MARIA . . 6-7 220 SENIOROL JOE LORTIE........... ATASCADERO............. . 6 -h 220 SENIOROL BRUCE EDEN........... BRETHREN............... 270 SENIOROL RICH HENRY ......... PERRIS................. 220 SENIOROL BLAINSE SMITH ....... ATASCADERO............. . 6-5 230 SENIOROL MIKE CHRISMAN....... ONTARIO CHRISTIAN . . . . 217 SENIORC DAVID BUMSTEAD . . . . BIG BEAR............... 215 SENIORB * * SEAN STERLE......... ST. GENEVIEVE ......... 170 SENIORB STANLEY CARRAWAY. . . . BRETHREN. ............. 1U5 SENIORB B. J. SCHONEVELD. . . . ONTARIO CHRISTIAN . . . .

OAK PARKÍ .............180 JUNIOR

B DOUG ROCHE ......... 160 SENIORB BOB BRANDON ......... ATASCADERO............. . 6-1 180 SENIORB ROBERT CALDERON . . . . NEEDLES ............... . 5-11 175 SENIORKICKER ERIK AFFHOLTER....... OAK PARK............. 180 JUNIOR

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SEAN STERLE, ST. GENEVIEVE QUARTERBACK, VOTES TOP GRID PERFORMER IN CIF DIV. IV

S EAN STERLE,' ST. GENEVIEVE SENIOR QUARTERBACK WHO GUIDED COACH LINDON CROW'S

'SILVER AND BUIE VALIANTS TO THE SANTA FE LEAGUE TITLE AND TO THE DESERT

- MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS BEFORE DOSING TO ATASCADERO 21-6, HAS BEEN

NAMED PLAYER CF THE YEAR IN DIVISION IV FOOTBALL FOR THE 1982 SEASON ON TEAMS NAMED BY

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL.STERLE, WHO PASSED FOR BETTER THAN 2,600 YARDS, HEADS A DIVISION IV TEAM COMPOSED CF DESERT

MOUNTAIN AND INLAND CONFERENCE PLAYERS.

THE SANTA FE LEAGUE MVP THIS YEAR, SEAN STERLE AIMED MOST OF HIS AERIALS AT

TEAMMATE JAN CESPEDES WHO WAS ALSO NAMED TO THE DIVISION OFFENSIVE TEAM. BOB BRANDON, WHO

DIRECTED COACH LARRY WELSH'S CFFENSE FOR CONFERENCE CHAMPION ATASCADERO, LED THE GREYHOUNDS

TO A PERFECT lU-0 SEASON AFTER WINNING THE LOS PADRES LEAGUE TITLE.

ONTARIO CHRISTIAN WON THE INLAND CONFERENCE TITLE 7-0 OVER BRETHREN, FINISHING

THE SEASON 13-1. BRETHREN HAD PREVIOUSLY EDGED THE KNIGHTS FOR THE OLYMPIC LEAGUE TITLE,

COMING INTO THE CONFERENCE FINALE WITH A 12-1 RECORD. THIRTY-TWO PLAYERS MAKE UP THE DIV.

IV ALL-STARS REPRESENTING 20 HIGH SCHOOLS.

ALL PLAYERS NAMED FOR 1982 ALL-STAR TEAM HONORS WILL BE PRESENTED WITH AWARDS

AT THE U6TH ANNUAL ALL-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BOARD OF FOOTBALL AWARDS PROGRAM TO BE HELD AT

THE FIRST INTERSTATE BANK BUILDING, 707 WILSHIRE BLVD. IN DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES. COACHES CF

HONORED PLAYERS, SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS AND COLLEGIATE COACHES WILL ALSO ATTEND. TEAMS FOLLCW:


Special F irst AthR elease Interstate Founuation

P.O. Box 60310 Terminal Annex

Los A nge les CA 90060

213 614-2995

. AL WASHINGTON ( 4 - A) - LARRY McGLOTHEN ( 3 - A) MARCEL WILLIAMS & ALAIN GREER (2-A) WIN '82 MVP GRID ACCLAIM-^SNYL. A. ■> CITY SECTION C . I . F .FOR RELEASE: FRIDAY, DEC. 31 am!/ . . . and after *Bt-»PLEASE HONOR RELEASE DATE! I!

[¿TaRSON H K H SCHOOL, AFTER CONTINUOUS .FRUSTRATIONS IN LEAGUE AND PLAYOFF GAME

J ACTION WITH BANNING OVER RECENT YEARS, FINALLY WON THE L.A. CITY L-A CHAMPION

SHIP WITH A COME-FRDM-BEHIND 3L-27 VICTORY OVER CRENSHAW... .ANOTHER PERENNIAL

PACIFIC LEAGUE POWER. CRENSHAW HAD ELIMINATED THE NUMBER ONE FINISHING BAN

NING PILOTS 26-21 IN THE L-A SEMI-FINALS. CARSON PLACED SEVEN PUYERS ON THE «82 ALL-CITY

SELECTIONS, HEADED BY DIVISION PLAYER OF THE YEAR AL WASHINGTON, ONE OF THREE REPEATERS FROM THE 1981 SQUAD.

FIRST INTERSTATE BANK ATHLETIC FOUNDATION'S SELECTION BOARD AISO NAMED 3-^

DIVISION CHAMPION DORSEY HIGH’S MULTI-TALENTED LARRY McGLOTHEN MVP IN HIS DIVISION, WITH GAR

FIELD TAILBACK MARCEL WILLIAMS AND POLY LINEMAN ALAIN GREER HEADING THE 2-A DIVISION. ALTHOUGH

MVPs HAVE BEEN SELECTED IN EACH L.A. CITY DIVISION, A COMBINED TEAM HAS BEEN SELECTED MADE UP

OF PUYERS FROM EACH DIVISION.

Fifty-eight players representing 29 high schools have been named to this year's All-City , two teams on both offense and defense. It was Champion Carson and semi-finalist Banning again leading the pack, with seven and eight players respectively. Freeway League champion Locke placed five players and Valley Southern champ Dorsey landed four...Dorsey defeating Locke for the 3-A Division title 13-0. Crenshaw, the Pacific League's thii'd place team and L-A Division finalist, had three representatives. .

FIRST TEAM ALL-CITY PUYERS HONORED AT L6TH ANNUAL AWARDS, SAT., JAN. 29TH

Members of the 1982 All-Los Angeles City Football First Team, together with their coaches, will be honored at the L6th annual All-Southern California Board of Football Awards ceremonies to be held on Saturday morning, Jan. 29th at 10:30 am. The presentation of awards, with school administrators, board members and collegiate coaches and players taking part, will be held at First Interstate Bank, 707 Wilshire Blvd., on the 6th floor in the cafeteria. ;

Beautiful framed scrolls will be awarded all first team members and title-winning coaches, with traditional bronze medallions going to all players of the year.

A1 Washington led the Carson Colts to their first city title in 10 years. Coming from a 19-7 deficit in the first half, coach Gene Vollnogle's ace quarterback put on a winning aerial performance with 12 of lf> completions for 203 yards and two touchdowns* His season- ending numbers are 93 of 173 attempts for 1,779 yards and 23 touchdowns. The Colts finished 11-1, losing only to Banning for the Pacific League title.

Like Carson, 3-A Division champion Dorsey finished the season 11-1. Coach Glenn Bell, whose Don's won their last Cight games, had his ace tight end-linebacker Larry McGlothen named division MVP. “The best I've seen," says Bell on McGlothen's offensive ability and “definitely a force on defense" (as a linebacker).

Marshall won its first mjor sport title in its 52-year history, lL-13 over defending 2-A champion Garfield. Marshall's Barristers turned in one of the City's greatest turnarounds in history coming from 0-8-1 in 1981 to 8-L and a title in 1982. Garfield tailback Marcel Williams and Poly (9-0 before 1st round playoff loss to Huntington Park, 15-lL) lineman’Alain Greer shared MVP honors in the 2-A Division.

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F I R S T T E A M 0 F F E N S E

TE ERIC McKEE BANNINGTE LARRY McGLOTHEN DORSEYWR AARON COX DORSEYLINE MITCH ALDEN CARSONLINE DOUG MINOR CLEVELANDLINE MIKE FINE GRANADA HILLSLINE ALAIN GREER POLYCEN MIKE MORENO CARSONBACK#AL WASHINGTON CARSONBACK HENDLEY HAWKINS CRENSHAWBACK CHRIS RICHARDS SAN FERNANDOBACK GASTON GREEN GARDENABACK DARNELL CHRISTMAN LOCKEKICKER PEDRO SAUCEDO HAMILTON

S E IC O N D T E A M O F F E N S EWR GILBERT AYALA GARFIELDWR LEE ATENCIO BANNINGWR RUSS KUTROSKY GRANTTE LOTO NIKO CARSONLINE SERAFIN CONCEICAO DORSEYLINE RAY TERRAZAS FRANKLINLINE DERRICK GREEN BANNINGLINE PAT CURTIN CANOGA PARKCEN. NAVY TUIASOSOPO BANNINGBACK KENNY MOORE WILSONBACK MARCEL WILLIAMS GARFIELDBACK RONNIE BARBER BANNINGBACK KIRK WENDORF GRANADA HILLSBACK ANDRE MARTIN SAN PEDROKICKER MARCOS SOLORIO CARSON

1982 ALL-LOS ANGELES

RUDY AVERSA, Northeast Newspapers CHRIS BAKER, Los Angeles Times ROB FERNAS, South Bay Daily News STIG JANTA, Valley News MIKE KENNEDY, Member at Large AL PRESTON, Santa Monica Outlook

6 5 225 Sr6 2 220 Sr5 10 170 Sr6 2 225 Sr6 2 220 Sr6 3 215 Sr

5 11 250 Sr6 1 205 Sr6 1 170 Sr6 1 180 Sr5 10 165 Jr5 11 185 Jr5 6 150 Sr5 5 145 Sr

5 11 165 Sr5 10 155 Jr5 11 165 Jr6 2 190 Sr6 4 260 Sr5 11 200 Sr6 3 250 Sr6 2 190 Sr6 3 240 Sr6 5 210 Sr6 1 175 Sr6 0 170 Sr5 11 175 Jr5 10 170 Jr5 9 170 Sr

CITY BOARD OF FOOTBALL

JERRY REIGAL, San Pedro News Pilot ERIC SONDHEIMER, Valley News JERRY WEINER, L.A. City Schools BILL SCHROEDER, Chairman BUDDY DYER, Secretary PAT DONNELLY, Recorder


F I R S T T E A M D E F E N S E

LINE *WILLIE DAVIS CRENSHAW 6 1 250 SrLINE ELDRIDGE AVERY BANNING 6 3 215 SrLINE ANTHONY COLLIER LOCKE 6 3 230 SrLINE ADRIAN HARRIS SAN FERNANDO 6 1 185 SrLB NOBERT POTI BANNING 6 0 185 SrLB MANUEL SOLIS CARSON 5 11 185 SrLB MERKLE WILLIAMS GARDENA ■6 1 200 SrLB JAMES MANUEL LOCKE 6 2 185 SrLB ERIC ROGERS VAN NUYS 6 2 200 SrBACK ED HULBERT CRENSHAW 6 0 180 SrBACK GARY HEIN TAFT 5 11 170 SrBACK BRIAN LAFFOON CARSON 6 1 162 SrBACK JAMES WASHINGTON JORDAN 6 3 185 SrBACK RODIL SAN DIEGO SOUTH GATE 5 7 150 SrPUNTER JON BAUROTH

S E C O N D T E A M

KENNEDY

D E F E N S E

6 1 175 Sr

LINE DERRICK GRIGGS LOCKE 6 1 251 SrLINE KENNY HOWARD MANUAL ARTS 6 4 255 SrLINE THOMAS GAMBLE WASHINGTON 6 0 205 SrLINE ANGUS FERGUSON MARSHALL 6 4 199 SrLB JOHN CROSBY MARSHALL 5 8 151 JrLB EDWIN PHILLIPS DORSEY 6 2 185 SrLB STEVEN HALE FAIRFAX 6 0 170 SrLB ANDREW TUIAS0S0P0 SAN PEDRO 6 1 255 JrLB RICKY TORANZO FRANKLIN 5 9 160 JrBACK EVERETT CAMPBELL BANNING 6 0 172 SrBACK KEITH LEWIS HAMILTON 5 9 155 SrBACK MAURICE TAYLOR KENNEDY . 5 8 160 SrBACK MARVIN COFER LOCKE 5 5 150 SrPUNTER FRED WOOD RESEDA 6 1 205 Sr

# 1st Team selection 1981 *2nd Team

LOS ANGELES CITY PLAYER OF

selection (offense)

THE YEAR - 1970 - 1982

1970

197119721973

19741975

1976

1977

1978

Anthony Davis, San Fernando Dana Potter, Granada Hills Vince Ferragamo, Banning Randy Garcia; Wilson Kevin Cole, Gardena Dwight Ford, Bell Kenny Moore, San Fernando 4A Charles White, San Fernando 4A Kevin Williams, San Fernando4A Kenny Moore, San Fernando 4A Ron Cuccia, Wilson 3A Freeman McNeil, Banning 4A Ron Cuccia, Wilson 3A Stanley Wilson, Banning 4ARon Cuccia, Wilson 3A Stanley Wilson, Banning 4A Steve Clarkson, Wilson 3A

1979 Michael Alo, Banning 4A Darrel Hopper, Carson 4A Dennis Ray, Chatsworth 3A Chris LaFountaine,VerdugoH 2A

1980 Michael Alo, Banning 4A Danny Andrews, Banning 4A Mike Owens, Van Nuys 3A Darrell Divinity, Jordan 2A

1981 Greg Battle, Banning 4A Bob Dyer, Canoga Park 3A Eddie Lewis, Van Nuys 3A Bobby Gazmararian,Garfield 2A

1982 A1 Washington, Carson 4A Larry McGlothen, Dorsey 3A Marcel Williams,Garfield & Alain Greer, Poly 2A


MARCEL WILl i AMS (GARFIELD) RICKY TORANZO (FRANKLIN) SHARE PLAYER OF YEAR HONORS IN L .A. Yr. CITY'S NORTHEASTERN LEAGUE FOR 1982

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FIRST "ÍEEM ~uPFU¿ 1 "r ---

WR GILBERT AYALA GARFIELDWR LOUIE GUERRERO HUNTINGTON PARKLINE RAY TERRAZAS FRANKLINLINE ALBERT SAGARNAEA FRANKLINLINE TONY SALAZAR GARFIELDLINE JOSE JIMENEZ HUNTINGTON PARKLINE RICO ANGULLO GARFIELDQB JOHNNY NEBLINA FRANKLINBACK TONY GOURDINE FRANKLINBACK MARCEL WILLIAMS GARFIELDBACK RICKY SOLORIO GARFIELDBACK LOUIE TORREZ MARSHALL

PLAYER OF YEAR - MARCEL WILLIAMS - Garfield (Offense)

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

LINE ANDY JARAMILLO FRANKLINLINE EDDIE MUNOZ MARSHALLLINE RICKY BARNES HUNTINGTON PARKLINE ANGUS FERGUSON MARSHALLLB BUTCH TORREZ BELMONTLB JOHN CROSBY MARSHALLLB FRANK MOLINA GARFIELDLB RICKY TORANZO FRANKLINDB JOEY ARMENDARIZ FRANKLINDB TONY CABALU EAGLE ROCKDB PETER HERNANDEZ LINCOLNDB FRANCO AMAR EAGLE ROCK

PLAYER OF YEAR - RICKY TORANZO - Franklin (Defense)

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

WR JOHN GONZALES LINCOLNWR MARCOS FORESTER HUNTINGTON PARKTE MIKE STERNQUIST EAGLE ROCKLINE BILL THOMAS GARFIELDLINE DEAN MILLER FRANKLINLINE CHARLIE HERNANDEZ GARFIELDLINE DANA MENCK MARSHALLLINE PAT CORONA GARFIELDBACK DANNY FABROW FRANKLINBACK BETO FLORES GARFIELDBACK GUS RODRIGUEZ LINCOLN

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE JOHNNY FERNANDEZ BELMONTLINE MARIO CARRETO ROOSEVELTLINE MIGUEL DIAZ HUNTINGTON PARKLINE DOMINIC SANDFREY EAGLE ROCKLB JAVIER CID ROOSEVELTLB ROBERT CARDENAS BELMONTLB FRANCISCO ARRELLAND HUNTINGTON PARKLB JOE BOFILL EAGLE ROCKDB HENRY GONZALEZ FRANKLINDB ARNOLFO APOSTOL FRANKLINDB SAM MARTIN MARSHALLDB MARIO QUINTERO EAGLE ROCK


DARNELL CHr i s t i a n , LOCKE H igh SCHOOL, NAMED PLAYER OF YEAR i N FREHWAY LEAGUE FOR 1982

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

LINE ANTHONY COLLIER LOCKELINE RODNEY BARNES SAN PEDROLINE DETTICK GRIGGS LOCKELB JAMES MANUEL. LOCKELB WILL RIDEOUT LOCKELB ANDREW TUIASOSOPO SAN PEDROLB RICHARD HAWKINS JEFFERSONLB ERIC WOODS WILSONDB MARVIN COFER LOCKEDB LEODIS CHARLES LOCKEDB ALFONSO MACIAS BELLDB BOPIL SAN DIEGO SOUTH GATE

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

REC TIM PENDLETON SOUTH GATEREC TONY HAZZARD SAN PEDROLINE RANDY CORRAL SOUTH GATELINE DART WISE JEFFERSONLINE MICHAEL FINNER LOCKELINE ARNOLD SALAZAR WILSONLINE GUY SPINOZA SAN PEDROBACK ROGER WAILAI NARBONNEBACK DAMYON LEE SOUTH GATEBACK CARLOS FALENDIA BELLBACK YUSEF FREEMAN JEFFERSONBACK CARL EDMOND LOCKE

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE GILBERT GARCIA WILSONLINE TOM CROSSWHITE SAN PEDROLINE SION LA FLOUR JEFFERSONLINE JOHN TOVIO NARBONNELB ROGER ALVAREZ SOUTH GATELB LEVINE MASOLI BELLLB TED HINTON JEFFERSONLB CURT JONES SAN PEDROLB ANTHONY GEORGE WILSONDB ERIC GARDLEY LOCKEDB CURTIS GILLIS WILSONDB. ROLAND PINA SOUTH GATE

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

REC THOMAS BROWN LOCKEREC DANNY MONARREZ WILSONLINE JIMMY ALVAREZ BELLLINE DAVID JONES LOCKELINE BRIAN MOSICH SAN PEDROLINE DONALD MOORE SOUTH GATELINE LARRY SALCIDO WILSONBACK DARNELL CHRISTMAN LOCKEBACK KENNY MOORE WILSONBACK GEORGE ALCANTOR SOUTH GATEBACK ANDRE MARTIN SAN PEDROBACK MICHAEL BENNETT WILSONKICKER GUS GONZALES SOUTH GATE

PLAYER OF YEAR DARNELL CHRISTMAN


PEDRO SAUCEDO (HAMILTON ) & STEVE HALE (FAIRFAX LINEBACKER) SHARE MVP HONORS IN CROSS- TOWN LEAGUE FOOTBALL FOR 1982 SEASON . . . .

REC JAMES WASHINGTON JORDAN SrREC KEN QUASH MANUAL ARTS SrREC BRIAN HAWKINS HAMILTON SrLINE RUBEN GONZALES VENICE SrLINE GLENN PULLIAM WASHINGTON SrLINE JAMES HERSHEWE FAIRFAX JrLINE PIERRE FRISON JORDAN SrLINE GEOFF WEST HAMILTON SrBACK BRIAN SIMS FAIRFAX SrBACK REGGIE GLADDEN WASHINGTON SrBACK HOWARD ROBINSON JORDAN SrBACK TOMMIE AUGUSTUS' HAMILTON SrKICKER PEDRO SAUCEDO HAMILTON Sr

PLAYER OF YEAR PEDRO SAUCEDO - Hamilton (Offense)

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

LINE THOMAS GAMBLE WASHINGTON SrLINE KENNY HOWARD MANUAL ARTS SrLINE ROBERT SHORE FAIRFAX SrLINE DOUG JOSEPH FAIRFAX SrLB STEVE HALE FAIRFAX SrLB BRIAN SINGLETON HAMILTON SrLB MICHAEL BURKE JORDAN SrLB AARON LEWIS HAMILTON SrDB DAVID JOHNSON WESTCHESTER SrDB DARRYL WEST VENICE SrDB TROY LOCKHART FAIRFAX SrDB KEITH LEWIS HAMILTON SrPunter TED HOLCOMB WESTCHESTER Jr

PLAYER OF YEAR - STEVEN HALE - Fairfax (Defense)

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

REC VINCENT DORN WASHINGTON SrREC JEFF JOSEPH MANUAL ARTS SrREC TED GREEN MANUAL ARTS SrLINE ALVIN HUGHES JORDAN JrLINE ED BODNEY HAMILTON JrLINE KEVIN ALLEN JORDAN SrLINE MARCEL JACKSON HAMILTON SrLINE DENNIS HOGGAH FAIRFAX JrBACK DAVID LIPKINS FAIRFAX SrBACK LE-LO LANG JORDAN SophBACK KEN NORTON WESTCHESTER JrBACK JAMES McGILL WASHINGTON SrKICKER TELLO COSSIO VENICE Jr

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE MAXIE WILLIAMS HAMILTON SrLINE DALE HERNANDEZ VENICE SrLINE ANTHONY BIRTS FAIRFAX JrLB PATRICK BOYD WESTCHESTER SrLB NOEL GAUTIER FAIRFAX SrLB JOHN ALLEN VENICE SrLB ANDRE CHRISTIAN JORDAN SrDB LEROY LEWIS HAMILTON JrDB BYRON BUCHANAN WASHINGTON * SrDB TONY CHISM MANUAL ARTS SrDB JOEL TURK FAIRFAX JrDB ROBERT WALKER HAMILTON SrPUNTER DARRIN ARRINGTON JORDAN Jr


LARRY McGLOTHEN (DORSEY) & GARY hEIN (TAFT) NAMED CO-MVPs IN VALLEY SOUTHERN LEAGUE FOR

FOR 1982 FOOTBALL SEASON

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

END DARWIN FREEMAN BIRMINGHAM 6 '1 175 SrEND AARON COX DORSEY 5 110 170 SrLINE SERAFIM CONCEICAO DORSEY 6 '4 260 SrLINE DAVID MAHONEY DORSEY 6 '1 280 JrLINE JOE PURCELL TAFT 5 110 180 SrLINE RON COLEMAN MONROE 5' 9 179 SrBACK KEITH WEST LOS ANGELES 5'11 165 SrBACK TIM WILBURN VAN NUYS 5 18 165 SrBACK HUEY JACKSON DORSEY 5 110 170 Sr

OB GARY HEIN TAFT 5 111 170 SrIE LARRY McGLOTHEN DORSEY 6 1 2 215 SrKICKER STAN LEAVITTY MONROE 5 111 175 Sr

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

LINE LORENZO MURPHY TAFT 5 110 165 'SrLINE ROBERT WALLACE BIRMINGHAM 6 1 0 180 SrLINE RON YOUNG TAFT 6' 1 190 Sr

LINE RONALD HAYNES DORSEY 6'2 200 Sr

LB LARRY WAGNER MONROE 5 '11 173 SrLB STEVE SWARTZ LOS ANGELES 5 '10 185 SrLB ERIC ROGERS VAN NUYS 6 12 200 SrLB EDWIN PHILLIPS DORSEY 6' 3 185 SrBACK RUDY VANCE LOS ANGELES 5' 11 170 SrBACK CARVER RUSSAW DORSEY 5' 9 160 SrBACK ROBERT ARMSTRONG TAFT 6' 1 170 Sr

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

END TONY CICCONE MONROE 5 9 140 SrEND KEN COLEMAN MONROE 5 10 170 SrTE ART BROWN TAFT 5 10 150 SrLINE ROBERT KELLY VAN NUYS 6 3 240 SrLINE DORE SOMMER TAFT 6 0 195 JrLINE TOM MYERS TAFT 5 10 160 SrLINE RON BARRE LOS ANGELES 5 11 185 SrBACK JAMES STOVALL LOS ANGELES 5 2 140 SrBACK DAREEN DUPREE BIRMINGHAM 6 0 170 SrBACK EDWIN WALKER DORSEY 5 10 165 SrBACK VINCENT WEATHERBY DORSEY 5 11 190 Sr

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE KEITH BRYANT BIRMINGHAM 6 1 4 240 SophLINE KEITH ELLISON LOS ANGELES 6 1 0 170 JrLINE PATRICK DIXSON DORSEY 5 ’ 11 225 SrLINE GEORGE JACKSON LOS ANGELES 6 11 175 JrLB JERRY HUDSON DORSEY 5 110 180 JrLB CONNIE PUMPHREY DORSEY 6 > 3 185 SrDB MARK PEASE DORSEY 5 110 160 SrBACK DARRIN PAGE TAFT 5' 9 145 SrBACK SCOTT WASHINGTON TAFT 5' 8 145 SrBACK HORACE EVANS LOS ANGELES 5 17 150 SrBACK PAT BAKER VAN NUYS 6 10 180 Sr

CO-PLAYERS OF YEAR: LARRY McGLOTHEN - DORSEYGARY HEIN - TAFT


POLY OFFENS E STARS AARON GRAY & ALAIN GREERSHARE PLAYER OF YEAR HONOR IN PAC-8 LEAGUE

FOR 1982 SEASO N....................................................................

WR RUSS KUTROSKY G R A N T 165 Sr

WR CHRIS COLEMAN RESEDA 6 '0 170 SopWR SHAWN INGRAM POLY 6 ' 3 180 SrTE CURTIS COLWES VERDUGO 6 10 180 Sr

L ALAIN GREER POLY 6 '0 255 Sr

L ROY ROCKWELL RESEDA 5 '10 185 SrL ROBERT ARGOTE SYLMAR 5' 8 176 SrBACK AARON GRAY POLY 6 '1 185 SrBACK CLARK WATSON NO. HOLLY 6 10 190 Jr

BACK JOHN KILSON POLY 5 '8 180 SrBACK THOMAS JACK POLY 5' 8 180 SrBACK KEVIN KELLER GRANT 5 ' 11 165 SrPUNTER FRED WOOD RESEDA 6' 1 205 Sr

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

LINE SCOTT McPHERON HOLLYWOOD 6' 2 205 SrLINE DARRYL ROBINSON SYLMAR 5 ' 11 197 SrLINE PAUL WILSON GRANT 6 1 0 190 SrLINE DANNY ABBATERCOLA SYLMAR 6 11 200 SrLB SCOTT DRURY RESEDA 6' 4 205 SrLB TROY FISHER SYLMAR 5 17 184 SrLB RANDY YSLAS VERDUGO 6 11 195 SrLB DaRIUS WHITE NO. HOLLY 6' 1 195 SrDB DINO DERUSO SYLMAR 5' 8 150 JrDB PRESTON MITCHELL UNIVERSITY 5'10 160 SrDB CARL CARTER RESEDA 5 ' 11 165 SrDB CHRIS MOORE POLY 5' 8 150 Sr

PLAYER OF YEAR - Aaron Gray - PolyAlain Greer - Poly

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

WR ANTHONY VASQUEZ GRANT 5 '10 160 SrWR PAT ROCCO POLY 5 ' 11 185 SrTE VAUGHN FREDIEU HOLLYWOOD 6' 0 180 SrL STEVE PEREZ SYLMAR 5 17 149 JrL CHRIS LEE RESEDA 6' 0 210 JrL ARMANDO ESTRELLA RESEDA 5' 1 140 SrL DORRIS WILSON POLY 6 '1 195 SophL MIKE PREW GRANT 6' 1 195 SrBACK TIM GRIFFIETH RESEDA 5'9 160 JrBACK JON MURPHY UNIVERSITY 5'11 170 JrBACK FREDERICK LLOYD POLY 5 • 9 160 SrBACK DEAN OSHIRO VERDUGO 5 '11 185 Sr

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE RALPH LOPEZ SYLMAR 6 '0 195 JrLINE CRAIG FRANCOIS GRANT 6 '0 195 SrLINE CHRIS BLOCKER NO. HOLLY 5 ' 11 205 SrLINE JEFF TAPPEINER VERDUGO 6 '0 175 JrLINE GEOFFERY JONES SYLMAR 5' 9 16.2 SrLB ART MEDINA POLY 5' 9 185 SrLB HANEEF SHABAZZ NO. HOLLY 6 '1 157 JrLB MARTELL HALL HOLLYWOOD 5 18 160 SrLB KEITH STENHOUSE POLY 5' 9 165 SrDB GREG THOMAS NO. HOLLY 5' 8 160 SrDB KEITH WALKER SYLMAR 6' 2 180 JrDB VINCENT GRIFFIETH RESEDA 5 14 150 Sr


AL WASHINGto n (CARSON) & n o rb e rt p o ti (BANNING) NAMED MVPs IN PACIFIC LEAGUE L.A. CITY FOOtball

FIR^r"^dtpQFFENSE „REC ERIC MoKEE BANNIN g 6'5 225 Sr.REC LEE ATENClO BANNING 5'10 15$ Jr.REC LOTO NIKO CARSON 6'2 185 Sr.C MIKE MORENO CARSON 6'1 205 Sr.LINE DERRICK GREEN BANNING 6»3 250 Sr.LINE NAVY TUIASOSOPO BANNING 6»2 235 Jr.LINE MITCH ALDEN CARSON 6'2 225 Sr.LINE JOE MENDOZA CARSON 5'11 202 Sr.BACK AL WASHINGTON CARSON 6 11 170 SrBACK HENDLEY HAWKINS CRENSHAW 6*1 180 Sr.BACK GASTON GREEN GARDENA 5'11 185 Sr.BACK RONNIE BARBER BANNING 6'0 170 Sr.KICKER MARCOS SOLORIO CARSON 5'9 170 Sr.

PLAYER OF YEAR (Offense) Al Washington, C

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

LINE WILLIE DAVIS CRENSHAW 6'1 250 Sr.LINE ELDRIDGE AVERY BANNING 6*3 215 Sr.LINE KEITH COOPER BANNING 6<0 180 Sr.LINE WILLIAM JEFFERSON CARSON 5*11 225 Sr.LB MANUEL SOLIS CARSON 5'11 185 Sr.LB DERCK VIENA CARSON 5 ' i l 200 Sr.LB MERKLB WILLIAMS GARDENA 6*1 200 Sr.LB NOBERT POTI BANNING 6 ' 0 185 SrDB EVERETT CAMPBELL BANNING 6'0 172- Sr.DB BRIAN LAFFOON CARSON 6'0 162 Sr.DB JERYL WILLIAMS CARSON 5'io 167 Sr.DB ED HULBERT CRENSHAW PUNTER BRETT YOUNG BANNING

PLAYER OF YEAR (Defense)

5'i*6 '0

Nobert

165 170 Poti,

Sr.Soph.Banning

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

RECRECRECCLINELINELINELINEBACKBACKBACKBACK

CHARLES LOCKE KEN BAGLEY JAMES HARDY GREG BROWN DARIN DEAN KEITH JACKSON LANCE PARKER JOSE ALVAREZ

ARTIE WATKINS DAVID HOLLIS

CRENSHAWCRENSHAWGARDENACRENSHAWCRENSHAWGARDENABANNINGBANNINGFREMONTGARDENA

GLENN WITHERSPOON CRENSHAW MARK JONES BANNING

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

LINE CHRIS FROWNER FREMONTLINE DOUG WOOD GARDENALINE ANTHONY HATTEN GARDENALINE SAM SLAY BANNINGLB LEON RICHARDSON CRENSHAWLB RODNEY COX FREMONTLB ALONDRA JOHNSON GARDENALB EUGENE HARRIS BANNINGDB MIKE COBOS BANNINGDB KEVIN ALEXANDER CRENSHAWDB PATRICK DUNCAN FREMONTDB ROBERT BLOE GARDENA


CHRIS RICHa r d s SAN FERNANdo VOTED PLAYER

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

END KEN RITTER KENNEDY 5'10 155 Sr.END RYAN VICKERS GRANADA HL.6'3 205 Sr.

LINE TONY DETOMASO KENNEDY 6'7 265 Sr.LINE PAT CURTIN CANOGA PK 6'2 . 190 Sr.LINE MIKE DESTEFANO GRANADA HL 6 ' 3 220 Sr.LINE MIKE FINE GRANADA HL 6'3 215 Sr.LINE DOUG MINOR CLEVELAND 6'2 220 Sr.BACK CHRIS RICHARDS SAN FERN. 5'10 165 Jr.BACK KIRK WENDORF GRANADA HL 5'11 180 Jr.BACK KEITH FIELDS SAN FERN. V 10 205 Sr.BACK CHARLES WILLIAMS CANOGA PK 5 16 165 Sr.BACK ROBERT DAVIS CLEVELAND 5 ’8 165 Jr.KICKER JON BAUROTH KENNEDY 6'1 170 Sr.

LINE ADRIAN HARRIS SAN FERN. 6 ' 1 190 Sr.LINE KEN JOHNSON EL CAMINO 6 10 215 Sr.

LINE ANTHONY HURD CANOGA PK 6'0 225 Sr.LB DARRELL Mcintyre KENNEDY 5'11 226 Sr.LB DOMINGO ALBARRAN CHATSWORTH 5'4 160 Sr.LB DAN HYSAW EL CAMINO 5'11 175 SrLB JAMES BOYD KENNEDY 5'10 175 Sr.BACK KIRK HUFF SAN FERN. 6'2 190 Sr.BACK ALLAN ROUSE SAN FERN. 5'10 180 Jr.BACK SEAN BLUNT SAN FERN. 5'10 170 Jr.BACK WILLIAM JOHNSON SAN FERN. 5'10 225 Sr.BACK MAURICE TAYLOR KENNEDY 5'8 l60 Sr.

.PLAYER OF YEAR - CHRIS RICHARDS San 1FernandoSECOND TEAM - OFFENSEEND JOHN SMITH CLEVELANDEND MICHAEL WILLIS CHATSWORTHWR HERB LOPEZ GRANADA HILLSLINE CRUZ MACIAS SAN FERNANDOLINE DAVE BROWN KENNEDYLINE LES REARDANZ GRANADA HILLSLINE TOM RYU CANOGA PARKBACK BILL BLUHM CANOGA PARKBACK RON BENNETT CLEVELANDBACK ERIC BARNUM CHATSWORTHBACK STEVE HADDAD GRANADA HILLSBACK OSCAR SCOTT EL CAMINO

SECOND TEAM - DEFENSE LINE cARIOS RIVERA LINE MARC SPELLMAN LINE HOWARD HALEN LINE HECTOR ARROYO LB MATT WILBURN LB DERICK LARSON LB JESS GALVAN LB MIKE PENNINGTON BACK ROBERT WALKER BACK BOBBY BRANT BACK PETER ARRIAS BACK MICHAEL RICHARDS

SAN FERNANDO CLEVELAND CLEVELAND KENNEDY GRANADA HILLS EL CAMINO SAN FERNANDO KENNEDY KENNEDY SAN FERNANDO EL CAMINO SAN FERNANDO


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