Wildcats vs Carlsbad by Wildcat Football

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Senior Night

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CARLSBAD LANCERS

NOVEMBER 1, 2024 | 7:15PM | HERB MEYER STADIUM BLACK OUT ASB STUDENTSECTION

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Athletic Director ’s Message

Greetings, Wildcat Family!

Welcome students, athletes, coaches, families, and fans to a brand-new season of Wildcat Football! At El Camino High School, we hold a deep appreciation for the tradition of excellence and sportsmanship that defines our athletics, with football standing as a proud part of that legacy. We’re excited to embark on another exciting school year, building on the success and camaraderie that have long been hallmarks of our program.

The Wildcat sports program is about more than just competition; it’s a community founded on hard work, integrity, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. Our student-athletes are not only trained to excel on the field but also to grow as leaders, teammates, and responsible members of society.

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Our athletic department offers a diverse range of opportunities for students to showcase their talents across various sports. Whether it’s football, basketball, soccer, volleyball, track and field, or swimming, we are committed to fostering an environment that encourages participation, inclusivity, and the pursuit of personal bests.

To our athletes, your dedication and perseverance are truly inspiring. As you face the challenges of the season ahead, remember that success is measured not only by the scoreboard but also by the growth, character, and resilience you develop along the way. We are eager to see you rise to the occasion.

Parents and families, your support is invaluable to the success of our programs. Your encouragement and presence at games create a positive environment that drives our athletes to achieve their best. We recognize and appreciate the sacrifices you make to help your children pursue their passions.

To our passionate fans, your energy and enthusiasm bring our games to life. Your support is the heartbeat of our events, and your cheers from the stands fuel our athletes to reach new heights. Thank you for being an integral part of the Wildcat spirit.

As we kick off this new season, let’s all embrace the core values that sports teach us—respect, teamwork, discipline, and perseverance. Together, we can continue to build a legacy of sportsmanship and unity that will make us all proud to be Wildcats.

Let’s come together, united by our love for the game, our school, and the unshakable Wildcat spirit. As we navigate this year’s sports calendar, let’s celebrate not just the victories, but the friendships, lessons, and memories that will last a lifetime.

Go Wildcats!

Blake Moorman

Athletic Director

El Camino High School

Coach’s Message

Wildcats!

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I am excited to be entering my 8th year as the head football coach at El Camino High School. The energy for this upcoming season is like no other. This off-season has been one of our best yet, marked by intense dedication, rigorous training, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Our players have worked tirelessly to sharpen their skills, build team cohesion, and push their limits. I am confident that all this hard work will translate into a phenomenal season on the field.

We will continue to honor the legendary coach Herb Meyer by running his famous Rambo offense. When you hear us yell Rambo, help us let our opponents know what is coming by yelling Rambo with us!

As we gear up for the challenges ahead, my focus remains on fostering a positive, competitive environment where our athletes can thrive and achieve their fullest potential. Here’s to a season of growth, grit, and greatness!

Michael Hobbs

Head Football Coach

El Camino High School, 8th Season

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VARSITY SCHEDULE Wildcat

COACHING STAFF

Mike Hobbs

Varsity Head Coach

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Billy Isles

Varsity/JV Defensive Backs Coach

JV Head Coach

Coach Isles has been coaching at El Camino for 25 years. He has always coached Defensive Backs and spent 7 years as the Defensive Coordinator in prior years. Coach Isles is a 1985 El Camino graduate and was on the 13-0 undefeated 1984 team. Coach has also been coaching the sprinters on the track team for 27 years. He is also the Head of Security at El Camino.

Cameron Molifua

Varsity/JV Offensive Line Coach

Coach Molifua was born and raised here in Oceanside, graduating from Oceanside High and then receiving an athletic scholarship to Weber State University where he graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration. This is his 2nd year coaching at El Camino, and his 6th year coaching high school football. Coach Molifua is a proud dad of 3 daughters, who all attend school in Oceanside (Oceanside High, MLK and Foussat). All three of his girls are excellent students and phenomenal athletes, mainly involved in softball. His wonderful wife of 15 years is in her first year teaching at Cesar Chavez and is currently working towards her Masters of Education. Without her, their family would be a hot mess!

Eric Paopao

Varsity Linebackes /

Freshman Defense Coach

Coach Paopao enters his 10th season overall with the Wildcats. He will be working with the Varsity Linebackers and the Freshman Defense. He is a native of Oceanside, alumni of El Camino High School and proud veteran of The United States Marine Corp. He is residing in Oceanside with his son Chad who will be a senior this year on the Varsity Football team.

Esteban Avila

JV Defensive Coordinator

Coach Esteban Avila brings 13 years of coaching experience to his alma mater. Esteban comes to us from overseas all the way from the Czech Republic. Where he helped the Prague Black Panthers secure an Austrian Bowl Victory as the Defensive coordinator. Before coaching overseas he was the Defensive coordinator and Defensive line coach at Yuba College in Marysville California from 20’-23’. While also making a stop at College of the Redwoods as a Defensive coordinator and Linebackers coach from 13’-20’. His coaching career started here at El Camino in 11’-12’ as the Defensive line coach while helping with the Spanos North vs South All-star game. Education: Humboldt State University in Psychology B.A. Southern Oregon University in Education M.S.

COACHING STAFF

Jamahl Kelly

JV Offensive Coordinator

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Coach Jamahl Kelly is an El Camino high school graduate, class of 2002. He is a stand-out Pop Warner football coach of 13 years with Temecula Valley Pop Warner. As a head coach for 7 years with TVPW, he along with his staff led their team to win 3 consecutive Palomar Conference Championships, 3 consecutive West Coast Conference Championships, and 4 invites to the National Pop Warner Championship in Orlando, FL. Fall of 2024 is his first season coaching at the high school level under Varsity Head Coach Michael Hobbs and Varsity OC Jason Texler. He is highly committed to El Camino football player’s success, both on and off the field. When Coach Kelly isn’t preparing players for game day, he is a loving father and devoted sales leader in the solar industry. LET’S GO WILDCATS!!!

Jason Taua

Defensive Line Freshman/JV/Varsity

Coach Jason Taua, Married 23 to my beautiful with Saufoi. We have wonderful 3 Children Daesialeen 24, Desmond 22 and Darian 17. Coach Taua played high school football at Rancho Buena Vista from 1991-1994 (RB/LB ), then went on to play at Palomar College (DL) for 1 year. Coach Taua has been working at Tri-City Medical Center as a Patient Mobility Tech for 23 years now and he has been coaching football for 13 years (4 Years – OPW, OSIDE WARRIORS; 4 years DLINE VISTA HIGH SCHOOL; 5 Years – DLINE EL CAMINO.)

Jason Texler

Offensive Coordinator

Coach Texler is entering his 25th year of coaching, 11 of those years as a head coach (El Cajon Valley, Escondido and San Marcos). He is a 1991 graduate of El Cajon Valley High School. Earned his bachelor’s from University of Nebraska at Omaha and his Master’s from National University. Played Offense and Defensive Line in high school. Went on to play at Southwestern Community College and then at Nicholls State in Thibodaux Louisiana. This is his first season at El Camino and he is very excited to be back and to be coaching with Coach Hobbs and the rest of the staff.

Joe Kim

Running Back Coach

Coach Kim enters his 8th year on staff with the Wildcats. During his time at El Camino he has served in a variety of roles, including the offensive coordinator for the 2017 CIF championship team, running backs coach for the 2019 Southern CA state championship team, and currently the running backs coach.

Prior to coming to El Camino he spent 12 years coaching at Clairemont High School serving as head coach his last three seasons there.

As a local to Oceanside and a graduate of El Camino, he had the privilege of playing for Coach Herb Meyer and Bill Kovacevich. Joseph and his wife Melissa reside in Oceanside and have two children, Alexander and Abigail, who love supporting Wildcat Football.

COACHING STAFF

Larry Emory

Freshman Defensive Coordinator

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Coach Emory is entering his fourth year coaching here at El Camino. Coaching has been such a highlight for him. He loves working with the kids, teaching them new skills, and watching them grow both on and off the field. He’s really looking forward to this season. Outside of coaching, he has three daughters, one of whom is a junior at El Camino and a varsity cheerleader, and he welcomed his first granddaughter last year!

Larry Ward

JV/V

Nubs Coach

Coach Ward was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawai’i. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Justice Studies and an associate of arts degree in Criminal Justice. Coach Ward is currently in his eighth year of coaching at El Camino High School and his thirteenth year overall. Coach Ward is a proud husband, father, U.S Army Veteran, and current Law Enforcement Officer serving in our community.

Mike Castro Defensive Coordinator

Coach Castro enters his 33rd year of coaching athletics, 27 of those years hear at El Camino. Castro is a graduate of El Camino, where he played Football, Basketball and was an all CIF Standout in Baseball. Castro has been the Defensive Coordinator here since 2019, winning a CIF Championship that year. He was also the safety on the 1984 CIF Undefeated Champions here at ECHS. He runs his own local company since 2020. He is supported by his wife Leticia and boys Jordan, Mathias, Elijah and Jude.

Sean Helgesen

Freshman Head Coach

Sean Helgesen is entering his 20th season as El Camino’s head freshman football team and his 26th season overall with the program. Coach Helgesen also serves as the head of the Physical Education department, a physical education teacher, and our head track and field coach. He is a lifelong Oceanside resident, having attended Palmquist Elementary School, Lincoln Junior High School, and El Camino High School. He attended Mira Costa Community College and then earned a track and field scholarship to Utah State University. He graduated from USU with his teaching credential in 1992. He has been married for 30 years to his incredible wife, Shannon, who has spent many hours volunteering for the Wildcat athletic department. His daughter, Kayleigh, played volleyball and competed in track and field at El Camino and graduated in 2014. His son, Avery, was a cross country and track and field athlete and graduated from El Camino in 2016.

COACHING STAFF

Shane Casey Quarterback Coach

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Coach Casey is proud to enter his 13th season working with the Wildcat Football Program. He originally joined to be involved with his son’s journey as the Wildcats QB 2015-2017 on the Varsity including a Championship in 2017. He enjoyed it so much he stayed on after Jaden graduated. In 2024 his role is to support the Offensive Coaching group primarily working with the QBs and signaling the fast paced offense to the players. He also works with Coach Hobbs with some of the fundraising and behind the scenes work with the community. He is a local Domino’s Pizza franchise owner and proud to have several dozen Wildcats Players and Alumni working in our restaurants. He has been with Domino’s for 35 years now and an owner here in Oceanside and Camp Pendleton for the last 16 years.

Tanner Miller Offensive Line/Kickers/Long Snappers Coach

Tanner Miller is in his fourth year of coaching at El Camino. An alumnus of El Camino himself, Tanner pursued higher education at Cal State Fullerton, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice with a minor in public policy. At Cal state Fullerton, he competed in shot put, discus and the hammer at the division 1 level where he would claim 3 men’s team Big West Championship’s. Currently, he is furthering his education by working towards a master’s degree in education at National University.

At El Camino, Tanner is responsible for coaching the offensive line, kickers, and long snappers for all 3 levels. Beyond the field, he plays a crucial role in the academic and physical development of his players, running study hall and weight room sessions both before and after school, and is currently the resident substitute teacher on campus.

Tom Baird

Wide Receiver Coach and Special Teams Coordinator

Coach Baird was offensive line coach at Carlsbad High School 82-85. He took a break from coaching to work on his career in commercial landscaping. He returned to coaching at Oceanside Pop Warner in 2003 till 2006. In 2007, he began coaching at El Camino high school and was the Varsity wide receiver coach and Head JV coach. In 2011 he started coaching at Rancho Buena Vista high school coaching wide receivers and defensive corners through 2019. In 2019 he continued coaching the wide receivers at Oceanside High School through 2022. He has been coaching 24 years.

Tom is Managing Partner and Vice President of Nissho of California, a large Commercial landscape company and oversees approx 140 employees. Married to wife Cathe who is an El Camino graduate and has five children.

Daniel Leaupepe

Recruiting coordinator

Wildcats have partnered with Daniel Leaupepe and gridironfinds.org to provide our players with a recruiting coordinator that works directly with our players. Daniel is dedicated to helping our athletes get to the next level.

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Angel Hermosillo-Linares – Athletic Trainer

After graduation I plan to attend college and major in Kinesiology. My fondest high school memory is hanging out with friends, building new connections with people, and enjoying every moment. I would like to thank my family, friends, and the athletic training team.

Talani Praise Aano – Football

Is joined by my family, my village. After graduation I plan to sleep in and then attend college. My fondest high school memory is beating the Pirates. Go Wildcats! My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Primos in TriCity. First I’d like to thank God and give Him all the Praise. Thank you to my mom and dad for meeting so their favorite child would be born and for loving me. Of course my Grandma for always feeding me. My siblings, my Aunties, my Uncles, my cousins, and my friends turned into family for always supporting me through any and everything. Thank you to my village near and far for praying over me and loving me through it all.

Vicente Avila – Football

Is joined by my mom, dad, brothers, and grandma. After graduation I plan on attending a trade school for plumbing and make that money. My favorite high school memory is beating Oceanside all 4 years of playing football and just meeting new people and having fun. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Killer Pizza from Mars. First I would like to thank my parents for leading me in the right path and just helping me throughout my high school years and with whatever I needed, and also always showing me to just keep going and not give up. I can achieve anything as long as I keep going. I would also like to thank my brothers because of the tight bond we have with each other even though we have our differences at some point. Want to give a big thanks to my older brother because I’ve always loved up to him and seeing what he is doing. He is a big role model. Thank you to Coach Hobbs for having the bond with me. The energy he brings everyday. Thanks! Peace out!

Zakk Ballow – Football

Is joined my mom, dad, grandpa, grandmas, and Uncles and Aunts. After graduation I plan to attend a 4 year university. My fondest high school memory is winning games and being with my brothers. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Tri-City Primos. I’d like to thank my dad for pushing me to be the best person and football player I can be. Getting me ready for college and to become a great football player and later to be a great dad. My dad is my hero. I would like to thank my mom for always being there for me and raising me to be a great son. For pushing me to be successful. I’d like to thank all my coaches that have got to coach me. Thank you Coach Byrd, Coach Hobbs, and Coach Pao Pao. And of the El Camino coaching staff. Thank you to everyone. Love all you.

Braeden Fox Bamber – Football

Is joined by my mom, dad, little brother, Nonna, Grandpa, Kaylee West and Braeden French. After graduation I plan to attend a trade school at UEI. My fondest high school memory is “The Project X Party”. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is South O Primos. I would like to thank God and my mom.

Cesar Bartolo – Football

Is joined by my family. After high school I plan on into the Military (Marines) and get involved within the trades. My fondest high school memory is Coach Hobbs 6th period. Always a good time in that class. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is the beach or my favorite Chinese place (PanPanWork Mission Market Place). I would like to thank my family, Coach Hobbs, Coach Tanner, and the rest of the varsity coaches.

Jathan Bejarano – Football

Is joined by my parents, sister, my aunts, grandma, and my best friend. After graduation I plan to attend a 4 year university and major in sports medicine. My fondest high school memory is the game against Oceanside and all the times Jesse and I got Wendy’s after school. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is any place with food involved. I want to thank my parents and sister for always being there for me and always putting me on the right path to succeed. I wouldn’t be the person I am today without them. They’re my why and the reason why I keep going.

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Leonidas Bell – Football

Is joined by mom, dad, and brother. After graduation I plan to play college football anywhere I can. My fondest high school memory is hanging out after games with my friends. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Primos Tacos. I would like to thank my mom and dad for everything they do for me and getting me to the place I am today.

Ethan Cervantes – Football

I am walking with my mom, my dad and my Aunts. After graduation I want to be a Content Creator or Entrepeneur. My favor HS memory is going undeated my JV year. I’d like to thank my entire family for supporting me and my teammates this past year.

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Coleman – Football

I am walking with my mom, my dad, my sister, and the Malufau Family. I plan to attend a 4 year university and major in a field of engineering. My favorite memory is beating Oceanside by a walk off Touchdown with 8 seconds left in the game. My favorite local spot is Primos Thunder Market. First, I would like to thank God for providing me the opportunity to play the sport I love. I also want to thank my parents for always being by my side and my sisters for pushing me to become better. Finally I want to thank all my coaches who helped me along the way.

Donovan Daniels – Football

Is joined by my family and friends. After high school I am going to the Navy. My fondest memory is spending the night at my friend’s house with some of my friends after a football game. My favorite local sport is Primos. I would like to thank all my teachers and coaches. Especially Mr Wasano, best teach ever.

Kingston Pulefano Puleinuutu Faatili – Football

Is joined by My Mom, Dad, brothers Kiki and Kobeeh, sisters Leilua and Brazille, My Ama, cousins, aunties and uncles from near and far. After graduation I will be attending a Community College, whether it be playing football or rugby, then I will be transferring into a 4 year University to further my academics and sports career. My first day at El Camino and becoming a Wildcat. I was soo happy when my mom agreed to me transferring to EC. Before I came here my heart was already a Wildcat, my sister and cousins just had to convince my mom that I needed to be at EC. My favorite local spot in Oside is The Jr Seau amphitheater. First and Foremost, I’d like to thank God for His unconditional love and the countless blessings he’s poured into my life. I want to thank my mom for being my rock and never missing a beat when it came to my football games and showing me how to love with my whole heart. Thank you for being the loudest in the stands cheering me on or yelling at me if I drop the ball or miss a tackle. Thanks dad for ur tough love when I start slacking off. Thank you to my best friend, my worst enemy, my

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partner in crime, My Bula partner. My sister Leilua. You keep me grounded/humble and you have been there since diapers. I wouldnt be the athlete or person I am without you. Thanks to my brothers Kiki and Kobeeh for being my play buddies.Thanks to my sister Brazille for always looking at me in admiration even when it can be overwhelming at times. Thank u Ama for always doing for me and my siblings. Anything we want you would always make sure that we got it. Thanks Tootie and Ace for always coming through when I need it and for keeping my fit fresh for dances. Thanks to my aunt Brittney and our Debra Circle fam for everything, we go through it 24/8 nd I wouldnt have it any other way. Thank you Nana, Daduh, Mama, and Papa for your prayers over me and your love and support. To my auntie Kayla and Pat. Thank you for being my football sponsor and always showing up when I need you. Thank you for making sure that I have everything I need not only for football but also Rugby. I will forever be grateful for you both. To my aunties, uncles, and cousins. I love you with all my heart and my life wouldn’t be the same without any 1 of you present. Thank u for rockin with me throughout my life and for being here tonight. To my church and youth group, thank you for teaching me about God and my culture. Thank you for your prayers and support. To my auntie Niu aka graaamuh, and the Sega Clan, thank u for your love, your yelling, and prayers. I love you and Im glad i have you in my life at church and in the stands. Even though u like Kiki better. Lol. I’d also like to thank all of my coaches throughout the years, from VPW to Vista to my heart at EC, you have all guided me to being the best athlete I could ever be. Thank you Mz. Liana and all the trainers for putting up with me during my time here and always watching my 6 and making sure I’m ready for the game. To my football brothers, before I came here I went through a horrible situation and after I transferred here, you guys were there to help my mental and stuck by me ever since. Thank you all for having my back on and off the field. My love for football wouldn’t have continued had it not been for my Wildcat brothers. I’ve always been a Wildcat at heart. It just took my sister and my Tinoisamoa brothers a long time to convince my mom. But huge thanks to uncle Pisa for being the person who changed my mom’s Panther heart and made her transfer the very next week. Last but not least, i want to say thanks to the beautiful young lady that taught me what it felt like to love, embrace, and cherish another heart in a way that was foreign to me. I’m so glad that God brought you into my life Janelle, i will love you forever and always. I’m grateful for all that I’ve gone through these past 4 years and have only become a stronger individual because of it. Tonight Ill be playing for all my loved ones who have passed and have the best seat in the house tonight. Thank you for paving the way for our family and for always watching over me and keeping me safe. Class of 2025 this is it, let’s ball out and have some fun the rest of our season. May God bless our class, our school, our teachers and staff, and especially this field. Good luck to both sides tonight. Let’s have an injury free game! Go Kats!!

Jesse Fuentes – Football

Is joined by my mom, dad, and brother. After graduation I plan to study environmental engineering at a university. My fondest high school memory is competing in Korea and Tokyo for Wrestling, Track, and Football. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Rookies. I would like to thank my family for supporting my high school and sports career while we lived overseas.

Adam Hinkey – Football

Is joined by my mom, dad, brother (Sean) and sister (Mady). After graduation I plan to attend Palomar for their fire academy. My fondest high school memory is my sophomore year playing football when I got a pick with under 20 seconds left and then went out with the offense and scored the game winning touchdown. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Primos. I would like to thank my parents, family, friends, and coaches.

Ali’I Letuli – Football

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First and foremost Id like to give God all the glory for all that I’ve accomplished so far in my career, and I wouldn’t have been hear if it wasn’t for all he’s done for me in my life. I look forward to the many more blessings he has in store for me in the future! I am walking along with my Pops Ace, my Mom Vicky, my Older sister Tiulea, and my younger brother Atlas. My plans after high school is to pursue my football career hopefully at a 4 year university college, and to just ball out all the way! My favorite high school memory so far was getting to sink the ship at Oceanside for the last time for all my four years, and playing against my brothers that night will be a great memory to remember.

Miguel Macias – Football

Is joined by mom, dad, and brother. After graduation I plan to join the Military. My fondest high school memory is handing out with my brother. My favorite local Spot in Oceanside is Angelos Burgers. I’d like to thank my mom and dad for raising me.

Evan O’Donnell – Football

I am walking with my Grandma, Brother,Aunt, Uncle, and Cousins. After HS I plan on attending a trade school. My favorite memory is playing football. I’d like to thank my family for supporting me and teammates this year.

Chad PaoPao – Football

I’m walking with my parents siblings cousins auntys and uncles. I plan to continue to play football in college. My favorite memory is going on road trips with my friends. I’d like to thank all my family for supporting me and my wildcat football teammates these past 4 years.

Brandon Roman – Football

Is joined by mom. After graduation I plan to continue with school. My fondest high school memory was first homecoming game, seeing everyone for my team and I. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is San Luis Mexican Food, biggest burrito in Oceanside. I would like to thank my Mom for pushing me to play football and giving me the opportunity of my life.

Chris Sanchez – Football

Is joined by mom, dad, step-dad, brother and sisters. After graduation I plan to go into a trade school. My fondest high school memory was when I was a junior I jumped into a puddle of water at school. I was soaking wet. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is the beach watching the sunset. I would like to give thanks to my mom and my dad for always being there for me and pushing me to do my best in everything that I do. I love you guys so much. Thank you for everything.

Vincent Simon – Football

I am walking with my sisters, my parents, my step mom, my grandparents and my girlfriend. After graduation I plan on attending a school that will offer me an academic scholarship. My favorite highschool memory is winning the ultimate frisbee tournament against Micah and David. My favorite local spot in Oside is the Hot tub at Arrowood. I would like thank my parents and my girlfriend Riley for always being there for me.

Henry Snavely – Football

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Is joined by my mom, dad, and sister. After graduation I plan to attend community college for 2 years and then transfer to a 4 year university to receive further education. My fondest high school memories are spending endless summers with my closest friends at the beach here in Oceanside. There are far too many moments to highest just one. I’ll miss being in the ocean carefree with my best friends. My favorite spot in Oceanside has to be Primos Thunder Market which has been my local corner store growing up. Every Tuesday my friends and I eat tacos and have a good time. First and foremost I would like to thank my parents who have relentlessly spend time time, money, and effort into supporting me and my passion for football. They are supportive no matter what and always will have my back. Secondly, I would like to thank the coaches for spending their time with us on the field and making us better men every day. Last and certainly not least, I would like to thank Ms Liana, our athletic trainer. She has shown m e the upmost support and love through 4 years of injuries. She shows ultimate patience and compassion to me and others.

Tana Vaeena – Football

is joined by my whole family. After graduation, I plan to go to college and major in business. My fondest memory is playing football with family and friends. I’d like to thank my mom and dad for always being there for my highs and lows.

Jake Williams – Football

Is joined by my mom Kara, dad Rusty, sisters Leilani and Leah and little brother Tyler. I intend to attend a 4 year university to major in business. My favorite HS memory is beating Oceanside 4 years in a row. I’d like to thank my whole family for supporting me in football and lacrosse thru these past 4 years.

Reaghan Abernathy – Cheer

Is joined by my mom, my dad, my grandma, my boyfriend, my best friends- Madden, Frida, Sydney, Landon and Hailey, my brother, my sister, and officer Daniels. After graduation I plan to go to college and become a labor and delivery nurse. My fondest high school memory is sitting with Madden on the funniest bus rides back to school from away games. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Black Rock. I would like to thank my cheer coach Talyse because she has been supportive and great coach since before I have been in high school.

Riley Bell – Cheer

Is joined by my mom and dad, brother and sisters, and my three best friends. After graduation I plan to go to Mira Costa then transfer to a four year university and major in psychology. My fondest high school memory is performing at all the dance shows with my best friends. My favorite local sport is Handel’s Ice Cream in Downtown Oceanside. I would like to thank my family for always being my #1 supporters and also Ms Langen and coach Talyse (Tuh-lease) for always pushing me to be a better dance/cheerleader.

Vanessa Caudillo – Cheer

Is joined by my sister Cinthia and my counselor Mr. Simi. My plans for after graduation is to go to a 4 year college for criminology. My favorite highschool memory is Ava’s beach party because it’s the day I met my forever friends. My favorit local spot in Oceansid is Primos Market. I would like to thank my sister for always showing up and being supportive during cheer. I also want to thank my aunt for always keeping me in line and my friends for never failing to make a bad day turn good.

Aven Dalton – Cheer

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Is joined by mom-Candice Dalton, dad- Ben Dalton, sister-Zoa, and little brother-Dax. After graduation I will be pursuing interior design and event planning. My fondest high school memory is cheering with all my friends and traveling out of country for cheer champs my junior year. My favorite local in Oceanside is anywhere my friends are. I would like to thank my family and friends for always supporting and loving me through my life and my decisions. I would especially like to thank my little brother, Dax for being my best friend and always making me laugh.

Emma Ferrer – Cheer

Is joined by my parents, brother and best friends. My plans after graduation are to become a real estate agent as well as an ultrasound tech. My fondest high school memory is going to Disneyland with my best friends and sophomore year cheer camp. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Primos Tacos. I would like to thank my parents for always being there for me, my friends for making my high school experience enjoyable, and most importantly God, for giving me life and strength to keep moving forward.

Maddy Fish – Cheer

Is joined by mom, grandparents, Cheer sister-Seana, and boyfriend. My plans after graduation is going to University of Hawaii and getting my bachelors in Psychology. My fondest high school memory is cheering during FNL with all my besties and especially cheering at the rival game together and getting that dub. My favorite local spots in Oceanside are the beach and In-N-Out. I would like to thank my parents for showing me unconditional love and support throughout this chapter of my life and reminding me I can do anything I put my mind too. They have done everything for me and I couldn’t be more thankful and ask for better parents.

Abby Fletcher – Cheer

Is joined by my mom, dad, and closest friends. My plans after graduation is to go to a 4 year college. I’m looking to attend Cal State University, San Marcos to get my bachelors of Science in nursing and become a registered nurse to follow in my mom’s footsteps. My favorite high school memory is meeting my best friend Sophia freshman year and sharing endless amounts of fun, happiness, and precious times with her these past 4 years. My favorite local spot is Crumbl Cookie. I would like to thank my friends for being there for me. MY dad for knowing how to cheer me up. My mom for always fighting for me to give me the best life I could have, and my Lola who I dedicate everything I do.

Ava

Gabriel – Cheer

Is joined by my favorite people on Earth, my family. After graduation I plan to attend a 4 year university in hopes of becoming a pharmacist. My favorite high school memories are all the pins I got during my first wrestling season. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Big Bob’s Best Pizza. I would like to thank my loved ones for showing me unwavering support and unconditional love. Thank you for always being down for me. I also would like to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for showing me the way.

Skylar Mondragon – Cheer

SENIOR WILDCATS Class of 2025

Is joined by my family. After graduation I’m planning to go to college for directing and pursue a future in theater. My fondest high school memory is going to Denny’s after the theater productions. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Handel’s Ice Cream. I would like to thank Coach Talyse for always believing in me. Mrs Fegan and Mr Ramon for teaching me about all things theater, my amazing teachers, my friends for making me laugh and the reason why I go to school, and my family for being the best support system.

Ella Storer – Cheer

Is joined by my mom, dad, grandparents, my little brother Kai, and my cousin Legend. After graduation I want to attend a four year college and earn my bachelors of Science in nursing to pursue a career as a certified registered nurse anesthetist. My fondest high school memory was when my friends and I snuck into the staff parking lot during lunch and put 100 golf balls in Mr Roerig’s truck through the crack in his window. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Captains Helm because I love coffee and acai bowls. I would like to thank my mom and dad for working so hard to provide for my brothers and I. You two inspire me everyday. And thank you to my whole family for always supporting me, pushing me towards my goals, and raising me to be a good person. Love you guys.

Fernanda Vargas – Cheer

Is joined by my loved ones. After graduation I plan to go to college to study biochemistry to become a pediatric oncologist while reserving a year to go on a mission trip for a year in Mexico or Africa to spread the Lord’s word and serve His children. My fondest high school memories were dance shows for dance 2 and academic league matches with the academic team. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is anyTaco Bell that serves a delicious cold Baja blast. I would like to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for all that He has done for me and others in my life. Mrs Antonio and Mrs Rabaya who have always encouraged me in my academics and been there when I need advice. My coaches for martial arts and cheer for believing and work with me. My taekwondo family for always supporting me and loving me on the sidelines. My sisters and brother in law who have helped shaped me into who I am and guided me through tough times. Most importantly to my strong mother who sacrificed her life to raise my sisters and I and who I owe the life I get to live. I love you all.

Shawniece Walker – Cheer

Is joined by my parents, brother, grandparents, uncle, cousins, and best friends. After high school my primary goal is to attend a four year university where I can study both business and fashion. Ultimately, my dream is to own my own business, where I can combine my love for fashion with being a girl boss entrepreneur. My fondest high school memory is getting to cheer with my best friends these past 3 years and winning Nationals and CIF 2 years in a row. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Sunset Market. I have made so many fun memories there with friends. I would like to give gratitude to all my teachers, especially Mrs Brown and Mrs Antonio for being incredible mentors. To my family, thank you for being my unwavering love, support and inspiration throughout my 17 years. Your guidance has helped me become the person I am today. Lastly, my second family, my cheer girls and best friends…the countless memories we’ve created together during high school will be cherished forever. Thank you to everyone standing by me tonight. I love you all with all my heart.

Alayssa Dominguez – Pom

SENIOR WILDCATS Class of 2025

Is joined by my mom, dad, sister, nieces, nephews, and brother in laws. After graduation I plan to attend a 4 year university to pursue my education in dance. My fondest high school memory is dancing at all the football games and performing at the dance shows. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Petite Madeline Bakery and Restaurant. I would like to thank my family, friends, coaches, and my dance teachers for believing in me and pushing me to be the very best version of myself. I wouldn’t be the person I am today without them and always grateful for their guidance and love.

Kylie Rose Frenton Smith – Pom

Is joined by mom, dad, brother, and boyfriend- Puka. My fondest high school memories are the homecoming practices and dancing at football games. My favorite spots in Oceanside are Rubio’s and the beach. I’d like to thank my mom for always going above and beyond for me. She’s the kindest, most selfless person I know, and I wouldn’t be who I am without her. Thank you Dad for always cheering me on. Thank you Coach Mia, you’ve made me fall back in love with dance and your guidance has meant the world to me. I love you all.

Leia

Jacinto – Pom

Is joined by my mom, dad, and sister. After graduation I will be attending a 4 year university to study nursing. My fondest high school memory is dancing on the sidelines of football games with my best friends. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is the beach. I would like to thank my parents for always supporting me in everything I do and for loving me unconditionally, my family for always showing up for me. Ms Langen and Coach Mia for inspiring me and my passion for dance.

Ellie Larsen – Pom

Is joined by my mom, dad, little sister, and best friend. After graduation I plan to attend a 4 year university. My fondest high school memory are dance shows and POM nationals. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is the harbour. I would like to thank my parents, grandparents, and my best friends- Riley Ros and Sophia Speigl.

Ava Melton – Pom

Is joined by Mom-Donna Melton, Dad-James Melton, Brother-Shane Melton, and best friend-Em Delp. After high school I plan on majoring in history and later becoming a high school history teacher. My fondest high school memory is all the memories I have made with my team the past few years in practice, at football games, and at dance competitions. I would like to thank my friends, family, and teachers for always pushing me to be my best and support my dreams.

Janelle Mesa – Pom

Is joined by my parents, siblings, grandparents, Kingston and family friends. After graduation I plan to attend a 4 year university to pursue a career as a nurse practitioner. My fondest memory in high school is being part of Friday Night Lights. My favorite local spot is the beach. I would like to thank my heavenly father for his never ending love and grace upon me. I would also like to thank my family and friends for their endless support. Thank you coach mia and mrs langen for all the opportunities you’ve given me. l want to thank kingston for always being there by my side, supporting me, and showing me a love like no other. Lastly, thank you to my parents for all their support and encouragement. They are the strongest people I know and have helped me become who I am. I’m forever grateful and I love you all so very much.

Alexis Olson – Pom

SENIOR WILDCATS Class of 2025

Is joined by mom- Bilgen Olson and Dad- Tommy Olson. After graduation my plans are to attend a 4 year while pursuing my dance team journey. My best high school memories are football games and getting to dance at all of our home games with my teammates. My favorite local spots in Oceanside are Black Rock Coffee and Oceanside Bakery. I’d like to thank my teammates for always supporting me. My family for getting me where I am today. I would also like to thank my dance teachers, Ms Langen and Coach Mia. Love you all.

Riley Ros – Pom

Is joined by my mom, dad, my sister-Georgia, my boyfriend-Vinny, and my aunt and uncle. After high school I plan to go to a four year university. My best high school memories are the dance 3 shows and dancing at all the football games. My favorite local spot is Aloha acai bowls. I would like to thank my parents for everything they’ve done for me and my sister-Georgia who has always been my best friend.

Sophia Spiegl – Pom

Is joined by my mom, dad, aunt, uncle and best friend Bella. After graduation I am planning to attend a 4 year university to study nursing. My fondest high school memory is dancing at football games with my team. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Aloha Acai Bowls. I would like to thank my parents, sister, and best friends Ellie and Riley for always supporting me.

Druw Alston – Marching Band

Is joined by mom-Woyzaro, dad-Michael Jr, brother-Matthuw, and grandfather-Michael Sr. After graduation I plan to attend Cal State Fullerton and become a Navy Seal. My fondest high school memory is hanging with friends after football games. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Pit Stop. I would like to thank my parents for constantly pushing when I didn’t want to try.

Brooke Bartholomew – Marching Band

Is joined by Pam Bartholomew (mom), Jeremy Bartholomew (dad) and Ava Bartholomew (sister). I plan to attend a 4 year college with a focus on math and engineering, while still keeping dance in my life. My fondest memory is of all the wonderful friendships I have made over the years at EC. From my first day at a new school, knowing no one, to now having so many people that I will cherish forever. You guys have made every day fun and exciting! My favorite spot in Oceanside is Sunset Market because I’ve made so many memories there with my friends that will forever live with me. I would love to give the biggest thanks to my mom and dad for being my role models on how to take on life and teaching me so many lessons that I’ll forever keep. Thanks to my friends for being the best people I could surround my life with. And thanks to my sister for making life not boring during Covid, love you all!!!

Edgar Chavez – Marching Band

Is joined by my mom, Maria Chavez. After graduation I plan to study more and continue to play music. Myfondest high school memory is Freshman year homecoming game. My favorite local spot is the Oceanside Pier. I would like to thank my family, friends, and teachers.

SENIOR WILDCATS Class of 2025

Christian-Makani Conejos – Marching Band

Is joined by grandma-Joyce, grandpas- Jerry and Fred, and Parents- Rudy and Gherlyn(Jer-Lyn). I plan to go to Mira Costa for 2 years and transfer to the University of Hawaii. My fondest high school memory is asking my crush out to HOCO. My favorite local spot is Sunset Market. I would like to thank my parents for pushing me through some of probably the toughest years of my life. Henry Stoker, the best drum teacher I could ever ask for. Mr James for giving me a special leadership role in the band and guiding me in the right path. My girlfriend, Jae for giving me a crazy amount of support and help through the years. And finally, Reginald Altman, thank you for all of your love and support for our crazy sport. You’re crazy work ethic and imagination brought all of our shows to life. I want to make it clear that I am thankful for that. Thank you all for these amazing 4 years.

Peter Eseroma – Marching Band

Is joined by Mom and Denise Molano (girlfriend). After graduation my plans are to attend Mira Costa College. My fondest high school memory was during my freshman year I was I Drumline and we got the news that we made it to champs. My favorite local spot in Oceanside would be Sunset Market. I would like to thank my parents because if it weren’t for them I wouldn’t have been here today with you all. I would like to thank the Lord for giving me life and protection from above. I would like to thank my friends for being funny, caring, and unique all in their own ways. And thank you to my instructors for shaping me into the musician I am today and all the memories we’ve made together as a whole. I would also like to thank my girlfriend, Denise Molano for always being loving and caring of how I’m feeling, and sticking with me for the journey ahead.

Jaime Estrada – Marching Band

Is joined by my family, cousins, and friends. After graduation I’m going to take my free 2 years at Mira Costa College and figure out what I want to do and continue another 2 years at a different college getting a bachelors degree in something I am proud of. If not then I will pursue my music career and continue playing music. My favorite high school memory is always being able to see people like myself slip and fall on the band hill. My favorite spot is Sunset Market, so I can eat up all the food that they offer. I’d like to thank my family and friends for always pushing me to do my very best musically in school and holding my mentality high through the tough times. I’d also like to thank my director, Mr James for always being patient with me with my playing skills, and thank you to my instructions, Manny and Anthony for always being so fun to be around and pushing me past my limits and making my journey fun. Don’t worry Olivia I didn’t forget about you. Thanks for pushing me my Sophomore year and making me the person I am now

Esteban Felix – Marching Band

Is joined by his dad. I plan to attend CalPoly Pomona and obtaining a degree in computer engineering. My fondest high school memory is meeting all my wonderful friends. My favorite local spot in Oceanside would have to be the beach. I love the ocean and it’s beautiful out there. I’d like to thank my parents for always pushing me to be my best self. I’d also like to thank my favorite teachers, Mr Leste and Mr James, for giving me the motivation to come to school in the morning!

SENIOR WILDCATS Class of 2025

Luis Felix – Marching Band

Is joined by his mom, Rosa Felix. After graduation Luis plans to go to college and get his bachelors degree in pharmaceutical Science. My fondest high school memory in high school were band field trips, allowing me to play fun music and getting to have fun riding rollercoasters and eating overpriced food with my friends. My favorite spot in Oceanside is the pier. I would like to thank my parents for constantly pushing me to succeed and who have been my biggest sources of inspiration and I would like to thank my favorite teachers, Mr Dolnik, Mr James, and Mr Huggins, who have all made me actually want to come to school and learn.

Carlos Garcia – Marching Band

Is joined by his mom-Maria, dad-Ignacio, and sister-Sydney. My plans after high school would be to go to college and pursue something that deals with music. My fondest high school memory was when I was performing my freshman year marching band show, and it was championships. My favorite location spot is for sure the McDonald’s and Stater Bros that are next to each other (good snacks and food). I would like to thank my family and friends for always being there for me, and telling me to go forward with my dreams as I will achieve them one day.

Devon Hernandez – Marching Band

Is joined by his brother- Micah and mom-Eva. I plan to work and go to a trade school. My fondest memory of high school was when I went to my first competition. I had no idea what was goin on but I had a great time. I love Dave’s Hot Chicken. I would like to thank my mom for helping me out throughout all of high school and always being there for me.

Miguel Mangaya – Marching Band

Is joined by friends: Sean, Gavin, Dylan, and Kean. I’m hoping to go to college at UCSD. His fondest high school memory is being part of band and drumline. His favorite local spot is the Oceanside Harbor. I’d like to thank my mom and dad, my friends, and my girlfriend for being there during my highs and lows.

Isaac Melendez – Marching Band

Is joined with mom and dad, my sister Katarina, my nephew Henry, and my brother Ernesto. After graduation I plan to get a degree in structural engineering and hopefully become a Disney Imagineer. My fondest high school memory is going to Disneyland with the band and getting to spend the day with my friends. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is the pier. I would like to thank my parents for the constant support, my friends who have encouraged and made me who I am throughout the years, and my Grandpa who gave me so many of the passions I have today.

Sophi Mocny – Color Guard

Is joined by her mom, dad, older brother- Josh, and younger brother-Colin. After graduation I plan to go to college and study psychology. My fondest high school memory would be making it to champs with my best friends. My favorite spot in Oceanside would be Oside Bakery. I would like to thank my momma for always being there to support me and guide me through all my activities. I would also like to thank God for the blessings he’s given me and all the incredible friends I have.

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Pablo Ramirez – Marching Band

Is going by Mom (Rosy Ramirez) Dad (Donaciano Ramirez) and Sister (Alexia Ramirez). I plan to pursue higher education in marketing, computer science, and music to continue following my passion for music while also exploring new interests. I’m considering a future in entrepreneurship, with the possibility of starting a business in e-commerce or launching a tech startup. My fondest high school memory was the first day of band camp my freshman year and getting to spend an entire month with my family in Illinois during summer break. My favorite local spot in Oceanside is Oceanrainbow Ice Cream Shop. I want to start by thanking my parents for the countless blessings they’ve given me throughout my life. Your love, companionship, and constant presence at every game, competition, and concert have meant everything to me. You’ve been my biggest supporters, and I couldn’t have made it this far without your encouragement and belief in me. I’m so grateful for all the sacrifices you’ve made and always being there to celebrate my successes or lift me up during challenges. To my private music teacher, Robert Resto, you’ve always been more than just a music teacher to me—you’ve been a guiding light since I was a little kid, helping me grow not only as a musician but also as a person. The lessons, stories, life experiences, and testimonies you’ve shared with me, both musically and personally, have helped me grow in my faith spiritually and are things I’ll carry with me forever. You’ve always pushed me to be better, showing deep compassion and understanding, while offering me countless opportunities to showcase and continue developing my talents—whether by inviting me to join another one of your bands or signing me up for yet another recital! You’re someone I’ve come to see as a second father, and for that, I’m truly grateful. And to Mr. James, I can’t thank you enough for being the best band director I could have asked for. I’ll never forget my first day of band camp as a freshman, when I was an out-of-district student and didn’t know a single name. You welcomed me so graciously and treated me with such kindness that I instantly felt like I belonged. The pureness of your heart and character was the very first thing I encountered at my new school, and that made all the difference. Over the years, your endless patience, kindness, and unwavering support have shaped my high school experience in the most positive way. Whether it was during a tough rehearsal, a challenging season in my life, or an exciting performance, your encouragement has always reminded me why I love music. You’ve not only helped me become a better musician but have shown me the true meaning of dedication and passion and will be someone I will forever look up to and aspire to be like one day.

Jae-Lynn Riofrir – Color Guard

Is joined by her mom, dad, and brother-Joseph. My plan after graduation is to become a RN through Palomar’s nursing program, then see where it takes me from there. My fondest high school memory may just be an amalgamation of smaller ones. I’ll forever cherish the moments of celebration with the track team and color guard team. I’ll remember dancing with my boyfriend when we first started dating. And I’ll remember the bus rides back home from competitions and meets, because they were always so hype. Sunset Market is always a fun time to be in, especially when I’m with my friends. I always enjoy grabbing food at the Onigiri stand and walking down the pier to watch the sunset. First and most obvious, I’d love to thank my parents for always loving me as their daughter and pushing me to take opportunities that I’d otherwise miss out on. Second, my teachers deserve a big thank you for always believing in my abilities and pushing me to strive for bigger heights. Some teachers come to mind from my freshman through junior years are Mrs Sanchez, Ms Villasenor (or Maestro), Ms Targhetta, Mr James, Mr Dolnik, and Mr Rios, who no longer teaches and El Camino, but was an amazing Biology teacher. My friends that I’ve made throughout the years deserve a thank for listening to all my rants about anything and everything I could yap about. Lastly, I’d like to thank my boyfriend for always supporting me through the ups and downs high school threw at me, and is still throwing at me. All of you guys are real ones!

varsity game lineup

Waite - WR 5’11” 175

Jayden Lynds Jr. RB/DB 5’9” 175

Alex Nicotera Jr. DB 5’10” 160

Cash Versailles Sr. RB 5’10” 190

34 Liam Campbell Jr. WR 5’10” 170 34 Kyle Jakubowski Jr. LB 5’11”35 Hendrix Anderson Sr. WR 5’11” 165

36 Brody Fritchle Sr. WR 5’8” -

36 Nick Andrews Jr. WR 5’10” 160

36 Savio Lopez Jr. RB/LB 5’10” 190

36 Leo Nicholson Jr. WR/DB 5’8” 130

37 Jaydon Proodian Jr. WR/DB 5’11” 165

39 Ryan Hoyle Jr. RB 5’5” -

40 Johnathan Garza So. LB/FB 5’8” 185

40 Ethan Perez Jr. RB/LB 5’10” 190

42 Kamari Johnson Sr. WR/DB 5’10” 170

42 Myles Kennedy Jr. LB 6’0” 165

43 Curtis Siaosi Jr. LB/DB 5’11” 170

44 Owen Gommel Jr. TE/DL 6’0” 190

44 Rystyn Williams Jr. TE/LB 6’1” 180

50 Joey Roney Sr. OL/DL 5’8” 220

51 Michael Butler Jr. OL/DL 5’8” 200

51 Dane Bapte So. DL 6’0 250

52 Seth Patton Jr. OL/DL 6’1” -

53 Westin Taussig Jr. OL/DL 6’0” 205

54 Adam Kelliny Sr. DL 5’10” 175

55 Remi Budiwarman Sr. OL/DL 5’11” 250

56 Timmy Livingston Sr. OL/DL 5’9” 190

57 Colton Dalby Sr. OL/DL 5’10” 142

58 Kingston Jarrard Jr. OL/DL 6’1” 180

64 Andrew Langer Sr. OL/DL 6’4” 260

66 Joey Rugnetta Jr. OL/DL 6’0” 250

68 Connor Nichols So. DL 6’2” 270

70 Noah Suffredini Sr. OL 5’10” 240

72 Brock Wueste Sr. OL 6’10” 275

74 Nathan Allen Jr. OL/DL 6’4” 225

75 Kai Jacobowitz Sr. OL 6’7” -

80 Vann Savage Sr. WR 6’0” 175

81 Jalen Miller Sr. WR 5’11” 170

82 Cohen Stough Sr. WR/DB 5’9” -

88 Rafael Munoz Sr. TE 6’1” 210

89 Connor Jensen Sr. WR 6’1” 170

90 Michael Montanez Jr. OL/DL 6’2” 265

98 Kai Richards Jr. 6’2” 250

99 Ashawn Cranford Jr. TE/DL 6’0” 220

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ANDREW ALSTON MARCHING BAND

BROOKE BARTHOLOMEW MARCHING BAND

CARLOS GARCIA MARCHING BAND

DEVON HERNANDEZ MARCHING BAND

Row:

Makani Conejos, Jaime Estrada Jr., Carlos Garcia, Miguel Mangaya, Liam Reese Bottom Row:

Melody Trussel, Soph Mocny, Samantha Hale

JAE-LYNN RIOFRIR COLOR GUARD

JAIME ESTRADA JR. MARCHING BAND

JUIS FELIX MARCHING BAND

MAKANI CONEJOS MARCHING BAND

MIGUEL MANGAYA MARCHING BAND

SOPH MOCNY COLOR GUARD

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Wildcat Cheer

Junior Varsity Team

El Camino Dance Team

Top Row:

Leah Williams, Alayssa Dominguez, Iris Gordon-Smith, Sophia Spiegl, Coach Mia Nelson, Ellie Larsen, Riley Ros, Ava Melton, Janelle Mesa

Middle Row:

Shiloh Greene, Lillia Carter, Bella Sales, Presley Kerr, Georgia Ros, Sage Earnshaw

Bottom Row:

24-25 TEAM CAPTAINS - Alexis Olson, Kylie Frenton Smith, Leia Jacinto, Cheyenne Ades