Stallion Gameday 2012 Aliso Niguel

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TABLE OF CONTENTS INSIDE: Stallions to Watch ................................................................2 Game Overview ..................................................................4 Game Recap ....................................................................6 Stallions in College ..............................................................8 Varsity & JV Coaching Staff ................................................9 Freshmen Coaching Staff ..................................................14 Meet the Stallions – JV & Varsity ......................................15 2012 JV/Varsity Roster ......................................................20 Opponent Roster ..............................................................22 Meet the Stallions – Freshmen ..........................................23 2012 Freshmen Roster ......................................................26 2012 Stallions Varsity Team ..............................................27 2012 Stallions Junior Varsity Team ....................................28 2012 Stallions Freshmen Team ..........................................29 The Code of the West ........................................................30 Alma Mater & Fight Song ................................................31 Class of 2013 ..................................................................32 2012 JV & Freshmen Team Schedules ..............................39 Stallion Record Book ........................................................40 Family Ads & Shout Outs ................................................44

Tom Ressler Principal Armando Gonzalez Athletics Director Aaron Flowers Head Football Coach

sjhstallions.com 2012 STALLIONS VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 8/22 Viewpoint HS 7:30 Away 8/31 Canyon HS (Anaheim) 7:00 Home 9/7 Artesia HS 7:00 Away 9/14 Marina HS 7:00 Home 9/21 Fullerton HS 7:00 Away 9/28 Dos Pueblos HS 7:00 Home (Homecoming) 10/5 Laguna Hills HS 7:00 Home open week 10/19 Aliso Niguel HS 7:00 Home (Senior Night) 10/26 Capistrano Valley HS 7:00 Away 11/2 Dana Hills HS 7:00 Away Playoffs

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STALLIONS TO WATCH

#22 COREY WHITE has been one of the most improved players during his four years at San Juan Hills. Corey currently starts at runningback and tightend where he has 36 carries for 184 yards and 12 receptions for 111 yards. He has also added 4 touchdowns even though he has only played in five games this year. A knee injury held him out during the Artesia and Marina games but Corey’s performance has jumped in the past two weeks. Against Dos Pueblos, Corey earned offensive player of the game honors as he rushed for 72 yards on 14 carries. However, his versatility has become his most important asset to the 2012 offense as he lines up at just about every position except quarterback and offensive line.

Look for Corey to be an impact player tonight as the Stallions try and jump start their offense which struggled for three quarters against Laguna Hills. #9 CURREN LAPES is quickly becoming known as one of the most physical players on the field in his junior season.

When there happens to be a big hit on the field, it is likely that Curren is in the middle of it. After 7 games, he has 32 tackles 1 sack and 1 interception. One of his biggest plays of the year was at Artesia when he deflected a pass that ended up in the hands of linebacker Brennan Walsh who raced 25 yards for the touchdown. In last weeks game, Curren stripped the ball from a Laguna Hills runningback late in the game which lead to a Stallion touchdown. Curren rarely comes off the field as he spends time on offense at tightend. However, one of his most important roles comes in the kicking game where he serves as the snapper on both field goal and punts. Tonight, the defense will be tested in the passing game and Curren will be counted upon to drop into coverage and put pressure on the passer.

#25 WILLIAM BLUM is another standout junior that began his varsity career as a sophomore starting 8 games at safety in 2011. Since then, he has become a consistent performer on the Stallion defense and is the second leading tackler (47 tackles) on the team. He missed the opening game of 2012 against Viewpoint with a shoulder injury but he has steadily improved each week with the last two being his most impressive. In two games, (Dos Pueblos & Laguna Hills) he has recorded 25 tackles, which is the best on the defense for any two game stretch. He was also named defensive player of the game against Fullerton where he had 9 tackles and a late interception to seal the Stallion victory. William’s consistent play in the secondary will have to continue if the Stallions wish to slow down the Wolverine passing attack that ranks 2nd in the county.

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GAME OVERVIEW

SAN JUAN HILLS—ALISO NIGUEL SERIES

This will be the 4th meeting between the Stallions and the Wolverines with Aliso Niguel leading the series 2-1. In 2009, Aliso Niguel won a close one 26-23 in spite of a big day rushing for the Stallions as they amassed 319 yards on the ground. In 2010, the Stallions again rushed for over 300 yards but this time the Stallions dominated the game on way to a 62-20 rout. Last year, the Wolverines took complete control from the beginning of the game holding the Stallions to under 99 yards of total offense in the lopsided 41-0 victory. This is the third year for head coach Kurt Westling with an overall record of 11-10 and Aliso Niguel’s 3rd year competing as a member of the Sea View League.

TODAY’S STORYLINES • After the 2009, the games have been lopsided affairs with both teams racking up a ton of rushing yards. Will the score even out in 2012 for a competitive matchup in Sea View play? If so, the passing game will be much more of a factor than in previous years.

• Junior free safety William Blum has come on strong in the last two games recording a total of 25 tackles. It is the highest two game total on the year and he is now the second leading tackler on the team with 47 total tackles. Junior linebacker Brennan Walsh leads the team with 51 tackles and Senior Logan Newlan rounds out the top 3 with 45.

• Aliso Niguel features the #2 ranked passing attack in the county lead by senior quarterback Nathan Cole. He is averaging 314 yards per game and had a standout performance against Woodbridge where he threw for 491 yards and 7 touchdowns.

His favorite targets are senior wideouts Alijah Arnold and Jordyn Williams. Arnold is the 8th leading receiver in the county with 40 catches and 11 touchdowns and Williams is the 11th in the county with 35 catches.

• The Stallions are averaging 28 points per game but had some trouble moving the ball in the first three quarters of last week’s game vs. Laguna Hills. Senior wide receiver Kyle Mucerino is still in the top 10 in the county in receptions with 38 will look for some action for the county’s 7th ranked passer in junior quarterback Jacob Gibson who has thrown for 1369 yard.

Gibson’s completion percentage is still tops in the county at 74.6.

• The Stallions gave up their highest point total of the year to Laguna Hills at 23 but it was still a solid performance as they only allowed 258 yards of total offense to the Hawks. They also held the Hawks to three field goals and were forced to defend a short field due to the absence of kicker Ian Hickey. Hickey will be back tonight which should provide the breathing room they need to slow down the Aliso passing attack.

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GAME RECAP

SAN JUAN HILLS vs. LAGUNA HILLS – GAME 7

Coming off a big homecoming win against Dos Pueblos the stage was set for the Stallions to throw the monkey off their back and try to break the three game losing streak against Laguna Hills dating to 2009.

With the 23-14 loss, it wasn’t meant to be for the Stallions as they were stunned early with a 57 yard touchdown by the Hawks and never quite recovered. The offense was held scoreless for three quarters before putting up two quick touchdowns in the 4th. However, on 3rd and 5 from the 42 yard line the Stallions gave up a pass that allowed Laguna Hills to continue a drive late in the 4th quarter and eventually kick a field goal to put the game out of reach. The Stallions dropped to 6-1 and 0-1 in league and had a bye last week which hopefully gave them a chance to regroup for the last three games of the year.

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STALLIONS IN COLLEGE

Arinze Uzo-Okereke – OL Air Force Academy

Kyle Bauer – RB Redlands University

Connor O’Modhrain - WR Texas Christian University (Walk-on)

Dean Strandberg – DL Saddleback College

AT THE NEXT LEVEL

Even though the Stallions have only had two graduating classes, they will have five players competing at the college level during the 2012 season.

Michael Perryman - WR Montana State University/Saddleback College

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VARSITY/JV COACHING STAFF

Aaron Flowers Head Coach, Quarterbacks 2nd Year

“The episodes in life that last so many years in memory are often measured in fleeting moments as they happen.”

Hometown: Lakewood, CA High School: Artesia Education: Cal State Northridge – BA in Sociology, 1998; National University – MA in Education Family: wife of 11 years – Amber; children – Luke, 7; Jacob, 4

– Steve Summers

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS

What they’re saying about Coach Flowers:

2004-2006: Offensive Coordinator, Dana Hills As an assistant in the South Coast League under head coach Armando Gonzalez, Aaron helped lead the Dolphins to the CIF Playoffs in 2 out of the 3 seasons that he coached. During this time he also coached quarterbacks Grant Schwartz and Sean Schroeder who both went on to receive Division 1 scholarships.

2003: Offensive Coordinator, JSerra Aaron returned from Montana in early 2003 to start a career in high school education and coaching. He received his first opportunity at JSerra in the school’s first year of operation coaching the upstart Lions freshman squad.

1999-2002: Asst. Coach, Montana State University Aaron coached the quarterbacks, wide receivers, and running backs while at Montana State. Under Aaron’s leadership running back Ryan Johnson became Montana State’s all-time leading rusher as the Bobcat offense consistently ranked in the top half of the Big Sky Conference in rushing and total offense. Aaron also coached All-America wide receiver Junior Adams who now coaches at Eastern Washington University.

1998: Asst. Coach, Cal State Northridge Aaron’s coaching career began as a Matador assistant where he tutored quarterback Marcus Brady. In 1998, Marcus Brady achieved Freshman of the Year honors in the Big Sky Conference as he threw for 2974 yards. He finished the year ranked #9 in the nation is passing efficiency and #13 in total offense.

1996-1997: Quarterback, Cal State Northridge As a Matador quarterback Aaron had a successful two-year career after transferring from LA Valley College. In his senior year he lead an offense that ranked #1 in the nation in passing yards and individually he finished as the statistical leader in total offense with 348 yards per game.

“Aaron is a tremendous leader of young men. He did an outstanding job of instilling accountability, discipline, and work ethic among his players.”

-Pete Kwiatkowski, Boise State Defensive Coordinator “San Juan Hills is fortunate to have someone who has a history of developing great players. His experiences at both the high school and college levels proves that he is a great teacher of the skills and techniques needed to be successful in this game.”

- Rob Phenicie, UNLV Offensive Coordinator “I have worked with Coach Flowers since the 8th grade and he has been extremely influential in my development as a quarterback. With an unparalleled passion for the game he is successfully able to motivate his players and staff alike on and off the field.

His knowledge of the game and his experience with playing and coaching at high levels allow him to have a unique perspective on the game of football. Through my experiences with him, I have no doubt that he will do a great job with the San Juan Hills High School football program.”

- Sean Schroeder, QB – Duke University/University of Hawaii

PROMINENT PLAYERS COACHED QB Marcus Brady - Toronto Argonauts, Hamilton Tiger - Cats, Montreal Alouettes WR Grant Schwartz - Ohio State RB Ryan Johnson - Montana State (MSU All-Time Leading Rusher) QB Sean Schroeder - Duke University / University of Hawaii

Other Highlights: QB, LA Valley College – 1995 QB, Artesia High School – 1991-1993

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VARSITY/JV COACHING STAFF

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Armando Gonzalez

• Brings 19 years of coaching experience to SJHHS • Coached the Wide Receivers at Cal State Northridge (1997-2001) • Served as the Head Coach at Dos Pueblos High School for 2 years • Coached Defensive Backs at Dana Hills High School for 3 years • In 1997, with his assistance CSUN finished as the #1 passing offense and #5 total offense in Division 1-AA • Played Quarterback and Defensive Back at Dos Pueblos • Broke Dos Pueblos passing record with a 333-yard performance in final game vs. Santa Barbara High School (1992) • Started at 2nd Base for the Chargers as a senior and helped lead the team to a CIF Division 2 Finals appearance • Legendary coach he played for – Scott O’Leary

Co-Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers 5th Year Hometown: Goleta, CA High School: Dos Pueblos Education: Cal State Northridge – BA in History, 1999 Family: wife of 10 years – Renée

It is only through labor and painful effort, by grim energy and resolute courage, that we move on to better things.

STANDOUT PLAYERS COACHED QB Marcus Brady – Toronto Argonauts, Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Montreal Alouettes WR D.J. Hackett – Seattle Seahawks WR Andrew Amerson – Cal State Northridge / Troy University WR Jamaal Perry – Cal State Northridge / Hofstra University

– Teddy Roosevelt

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Charlie Briggs

• Bring 6 years of coaching experience to SJHHS • Coached Tight Ends at Dana Hills High School for 2 years • Was also the Dana Hills Head JV Coach from 2008-2010 • As an athlete at Dana Hills, he played Defensive Line, Offensive Center, and Defensive End where he received defensive player of the game honors twice in 1989 • Defensive End where he received defensive player of the game honors twice in 1989 • He earned the Mad Dog Award for being the hardest hitter at Dana Hills in 1989.

• Legendary coaches he played for – Ken Swearingen and Bill Cunnerty

Offensive Line, Run Game Coordinator 2nd Year

Hometown: Laguna Niguel, CA High School: Dana Hills Education: Cal State Chico: BA in Social Science, 1995 Family: wife of 12 years – Lisa; children – Emma, 11; Carter, 8; Aidan, 6; Riley, 1

STANDOUT PLAYERS COACHED

Better to die beneath an open sky then to live like a cowering slave.

Anthony Kaspar - UC Davis Nick Kaspar - San Jose State Trent Mason - South Dakota State Chris Kearney - San Jose State Matt Romano - South Dakota State Tyler Wilemon - University of Northern Colorado Hunter Briggs - Fort Lewis College

– Sean McCarthy

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VARSITY/JV COACHING STAFF

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Les Owens

• Brings 36 years of coaching experience to SJHHS Coached the Offensive and Defensive Lines for 24 years at Canyon High School

Defensive Line 2nd Year

• Most recently, assisted Dana Hills High School’s Offensive and Defensive Lines

Hometown: San Clemente, CA High School: Savannah Education: Cal State Fullerton – BS, MA in P.E., 1975 Family: wife of 15 years – Tania; children – Stephanie, 38; Brian, 36; Sasha, 36; Karen, 34; grandchildren – Maleah, 16; Alee, 8; Max, 5; Nathan, 1

• Coached in numerous playoff games with both the Comanches and Dolphins • As a girls Track & Field coach, he led his teams to 8 Orange County Championships for and qualified for the State Finals 3 times.

• Played Center and Defensive End at Savannah High School

• Was a multiple-sport athlete, competing in football, basketball, wrestling, and track & field • Played Offensive Guard at Fullerton College

It is not size of the dog in the fight – it is the size of the fight in the dog.

• Famous coaches Owens played for – George Hartman and Dick Stuet

– Mark Twain

STANDOUT PLAYERS COACHED OL Anthony Kaspar – UC Davis DL Nick Kaspar – San Jose State

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VARSITY/JV COACHING STAFF ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Jordan M. Alford

• Has been coaching for a total of 7 years

Co-Defensive Coordinator, Defensive Backs 4th Year

• Was the Cornerbacks Coach at Liberty University for before joining the Stallions in 2009 • Played Defensive Back and returned kicks at Artesia High School

Hometown: Cerritos, CA High School: Artesia Education: Liberty University: BS Sports Management, 2006

• Was a multiple sport athlete in high school playing football, basketball, track, and baseball

STANDOUT PLAYERS COACHED WR Michael Perryman – Montana State/Saddleback College

Go as far as you can see; when you get there you’ll be able to see farther.

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS

– Thomas Carlyle

• Has 12 years of coaching experience

• Recently, coached the wide receivers at Tustin High School and helped lead the Tillers to the 2011 CIF Southwest Division Championship

• Prior to Tustin, he coached the wide receivers at Santa Margarita High School

John Royston

• Was an All-League wide receiver in high school & AllAmerican at Los Angeles Harbor College before attending the University of New Mexico

Wide Receivers 1st Year

Hometown: Lawndale, CA High School: Leuzinger Education: University Of New Mexico Family: Tiffany, 25; Nicole, 23; John Jr., 15; Ryan, 7

• During his 7-year professional career, he played Wide Receiver and returned kicks and punts (Atlanta Falcons & CFL).

STANDOUT PLAYERS COACHED QB Mark Sanchez – New York Jets LB Mark Restell – Edmonton Eskimos/Miami Dolphins

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS

John Iavarone

• Brings 16 years of coaching experience to the Stallions

Tight Ends & Offensive Line 1st Year

• Began his coaching career as an assistant football coach at Dighton

Hometown: Swansea, MA High School: Joseph Case Education: Dean College / Long Island University Family: wife of 19 years – Gigi; children – Gianna, 18; Nicholas, 15; Johnny 7

• Rehoboth High School in North Dighton, Massachusetts • Has coached youth sports in the San Juan Capistrano community over the past 12 years

• Served as an assistant softball coach for the Stallions for 2 years • Played both football, baseball, and basketball in high school • Played both football and baseball in college

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VARSITY/JV COACHING STAFF

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Randy Park

• Has been the head strength & conditioning coach at San Juan Hills for the past 4 years

Strength & Conditioning Coach 4th Year

• Worked as Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at UCLA for 1 year

Hometown: Downey, CA High School: Warren Education: UCLA: BA Sociology, 2008

• Held position as Sports Performance Coach at Velocity Sports Performance for 2 years

• As a Wide Receiver and Defensive Back, he earned 1st Team All-League honors at Warren High School

• Played Defensive Back at Los Angeles Southwest College

STANDOUT PLAYERS COACHED Robert Johnson - University of Utah/Tennessee Titans FB James Callier - San Jose State University RB Jesse Callier - University of Washington CB Bryan Roland - Miami of Ohio LB Jo'Artis Ratti - University of Idaho DE Jesse Feagin - Washington State University Darrick Hale - (Short Stop) Cal State LA/Minor League Baseball Player Sheyi Olaoeshebikan - (Shooting Guard) Miami of Ohio Maiya Tanaka - (Golfer) UCLA

Ride for the brand.

– from the Code of the West

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FRESHMEN COACHING STAFF

Mike Crowe

Kelly Hambrick

Hometown: Costa Mesa, CA High School: Costa Mesa Education: Orange Coast College, Vanguard University – Business Family: wife of 21 years – Kim; children – Ryan, 19; Scott, 17

Hometown: La Mirada, CA High School: La Mirada Education: UC Riverside – BA in Political Science, 1998; Azusa Pacific University – MS in Physical Education & Recreation Family: wife of 10 years – Julie; children – Lauren, 7

Freshman Head Coach, Quarterbacks & Running Backs 5th Year

Freshman Defensive Backs 3rd Year

Jacinto Perez

Rob Summers

Freshman Offensive Line/ Defensive Line 2nd Year

Freshman Wide Receivers 3rd Year Hometown: Biloxi, MS High School: El Toro Education: University of Redlands – BA in History/Economics, 1990 Family: wife of 13 years – Debbie; children – Luke, 8; Anna, 8; Molly, 6

Hometown: San Juan Capistrano, CA High School: San Juan Hills Education: Saddleback College

Roger Clawson

Oscar Casteneda

Freshman Offensive Line/ Defensive Line 1st Year

Freshman Defensive Line 2nd Year

Hometown: San Juan Capistrano High School: San Juan Hills Education: Saddleback College

Hometown: Farmington, Utah High School: Davis High, Class of '85 Education: University of Utah and Southern Utah University - BA in Communications Family: wife of 19 years – Heather; children - Chase,15; Jacob, 14; Ellie, 8 Business: Owner and CEO of Golden Spoon Franchising, Inc.

Edy Arcos

George Rodriguez

Hometown: San Juan Capistrano High School: San Juan Hills Education: Saddleback College

Hometown: High School: Education:

Freshman Defensive Line 1st Year

Freshman Linebackers 3rd Year

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MEET THE STALLIONS – VARSITY/JV

#1

Brian Rafferty

Position: K/P • Ht. 5-9 • Wt. 160 • Grade: 12

#4

Jacob Venegas

Position: LB/TE • Ht. 5-7 • Wt. 160 • Grade: 10

#7

Jacob Gibson

Position: QB • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 160 • Grade: 11

#10

Tim Harn

Position: RB/WR • Ht. 5-6 • Wt. 135 • Grade: 11

#2

Ilias Irby

Position: DB/WR • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 170 • Grade: 11

#5

Nick Muck

#3

#6

Ryan Hayes Position: DB • Ht. 5-8 • Wt. 140 • Grade: 10

Position: LB/TE • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 180 • Grade: 12

#8

Scott Hoover

Position: DB/WR • Ht. 6-2 • Wt. 190 • Grade: 12

#11

Tucker Hathaway

Position: WR • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 135 • Grade: 10

Luke Biggs

Position: WR • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 155 • Grade: 11

#9

Curren Lapes

Position: LB/TE • Ht. 6-0 • Wt. 190 • Grade: 11

#12

Nash Hathaway

Position: QB • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 135 • Grade: 10

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#14

Jacob Buchanan

Position: DB • Ht. 5-8 • Wt. 145 • Grade: 10

#17

Brad Kremer

Position: RB/LB • Ht. 5-6 • Wt. 150 • Grade: 11

#20

Kyle Mucerino

Position: DB/WR • Ht. 5-9 • Wt. 155 • Grade: 12

#23

Steven Aguilar

Position: RB/LB • Ht. 5-9 • Wt. 180 • Grade: 11

#15

Jack Gillen

Position: QB • Ht. 6-3 • Wt. 165 • Grade: 11

#18

Haydn Gilman

Position: DB/QB • Ht. 5-9 • Wt. 135 • Grade: 10

#21

Kolton McCluskey

Position: WR • Ht. 5-8 • Wt. 130 • Grade: 11

#24

Garret Grutz

Position: DB • Ht. 5-9 • Wt. 155 • Grade: 12

#16

James Harrelson

Position: QB • Ht. 5-5 • Wt. 135 • Grade: 10

#19

Colby Pyatt

Position: DB • Ht. 5-9 • Wt. 130 • Grade: 10

#22

Corey White

Position: TE/RB • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 190 • Grade: 12

#25

William Blum

Position: DB • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 165 • Grade: 11

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#26

Alex Schmidt

Position: DB/WR • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 150 • Grade: 10

#29

Ian Hickey

Position: DB • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 185 • Grade: 11

#32

Chris Barys

Position: LB/TE • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 160 • Grade: 10

#35

Paul Carey

Position: LB • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 180 • Grade: 11

#27

Connor Schmitt

Position: DB • Ht. 5-8 • Wt. 155 • Grade: 11

#30

Shaheen Emami

Position: LB • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 165 • Grade: 10

#33

Griffin Grutz

Position: DB • Ht. 5-9 • Wt. 135 • Grade: 10

#36

Scott Crowe

Position: LB • Ht. 5-9 • Wt. 140 • Grade: 12

#28

Garet Robertson

Position: DB • Ht. 5-8 • Wt. 120 • Grade: 10

#31

Logan Newlan

Position: DB/RB • Ht. 6-0 • Wt. 195 • Grade: 12

#34

Blake Berman

Position: DE • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 180 • Grade: 11

#38

Kane Wilton

Position: DL • Ht. 6-2 • Wt. 210 • Grade: 11

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MEET THE STALLIONS – VARSITY/JV

#42

Kyle Moses

Position: DL/TE • Ht. 6-1 • Wt. 195 • Grade: 12

#45

Cale Hodges

Position: LB • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 170 • Grade: 11

#50

Chris Badran

Position: DL/OL • Ht. 6-0 • Wt. 205 • Grade: 12

#53

Eduardo Zamarripa

Position: DL • Ht. 6-1 • Wt. 236 • Grade: 12

#43

Jackson Sheppard

Position: TE • Ht. 6-0 • Wt. 160 • Grade: 10

#46

Robert Diersing

Position: DL • Ht. 6-2 • Wt. 160 • Grade: 10

#51

Jack Webster

Position: DL/OL • Ht. 6-1 • Wt. 200 • Grade: 12

#54

Brandon Leggett

Position: OL • Ht. 6-2 • Wt. 205 • Grade: 11

#44

Michael Miscione

Position: RB • Ht. 5-9 • Wt. 155 • Grade: 10

#47

Jacob Pyatt

Position: DB • Ht. 5-9 • Wt. 150 • Grade: 10

#52

Ricky Torres

Position: LB • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 180 • Grade: 11

#55

Brennan Walsh

Position: LB • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 180 • Grade: 11

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#56

Trey Clauser

Position: DL/OL • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 205 • Grade: 11

#60

Malik Iscandari

Position: DL • Ht. 6-0 • Wt. 210 • Grade: 10

#63

Liam Veon

Position: OL • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 190 • Grade: 10

#68

Jesus Garcia

Position: DL • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 220 • Grade: 11

#57

Austin Cook

Position: DL • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 175 • Grade: 10

#61

Chandler Hall

Position: OL • Ht. 6-5 • Wt. 235 • Grade: 11

#65

Austin Nann

Position: OL • Ht. 6-0 • Wt. 240 • Grade: 11

#70

Cole Cazel

Position: OL • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 200 • Grade: 10

#58

Zach Lynch

Position: DL/OL • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 235 • Grade: 12

#62

Keali'i Kauahi

Position: DL/OL • Ht. 6-0 • Wt. 195 • Grade: 11

#66

Joey Casillas

Position: OL • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 175 • Grade: 11

#71

Jake Nelson

Position: OL • Ht. 6-3 • Wt. 230 • Grade: 10

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MEET THE STALLIONS – VARSITY/ JV

#72

#73

Jonathan Ramirez

Position: DL • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 265 • Grade: 12

#75

Position: OL • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 220 • Grade: 12

#84

Position: WR • Ht. 5-7 • Wt. 125 • Grade: 10

Numerical Roster

Brian Rafferty Ilias Irby Luke Biggs Jacob Venegas Nick Muck Ryan Hayes Jacob Gibson Scott Hoover Curren Lapes Tim Harn Tucker Hathaway Nash Hathaway Jacob Buchanan Jack Gillen

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

#82

Evan Lottman

#88

Jordon Pape 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 38 42 44 45 46 47 50

Shaheen Emami Logan Newlan Chris Barys Griffin Grutz Blake Berman Paul Carey Scott Crowe Kane Wilton Kyle Moses Michael Miscione Cale Hodges Robert Diersing Jacob Pyatt Chris Badran

Mathew Mucerino

Position: WR • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 160 • Grade: 11

Grant Rafferty

Position: DL • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 160 • Grade: 10

Position: TE • Ht. 6-4 • Wt. 190 • Grade: 11 James Harrelson Brad Kremer Haydn Gilman Colby Pyatt Kyle Mucerino Kolton McCluskey Corey White Steven Aguilar Garrett Grutz William Blum Alex Schmidt Connor Schmitt Garet Robertson Ian Hickey

Ian O’Bryan

Position: DL/OL • Ht. 6-0 • Wt. 235 • Grade: 10

Position: OL • Ht. 6-3 • Wt. 245 • Grade: 12

#85

Dalton Dedianous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15

Position: DL/TE • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 185 • Grade: 10

#77

Niko Refanidis

#74

Joseph Rios

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Jack Webster Ricky Torres Eduardo Zamarripa Brandon Leggett Brennan Walsh Trey Clauser Austin Cook Zach Lynch Malik Iscandari Chandler Hall Keali'i Kauahi Liam Veon Austin Nann Joey Casillas

68 70 71 72 73 75 77 82 84 85 88

Jesus Garcia Cole Cazel Jake Nelson Jonathan Ramirez Joseph Rios Niko Refanidis Evan Lottman Matthew Mucerino Dalton Dedianous Jordan Pape Grant Rafferty

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Alphabetical Roster

# 23 50 32 34 3 25 14 35 66 70 56 57 36 84 46 30 68 7 15 18 24 33 61 10 16 12 11 6 29 45 8 2 60 62 17 9 54 77 58 21 44 42 20 82 5 65 71 31 74 85 19 47 1 88 72 75 73 28 26 27 43 52 4 63 55 51 22 38 53

NAME Aguilar, Steven Badran, Chris Barys, Chris Berman, Blake Biggs, Luke Blum, William Buchanan, Jacob Carey, Paul Casillas, Joey Cazel, Cole Clauser, Trey Cook, Austin Crowe, Scott Dedianous, Dalton Diersing, Robert Emami, Shaheen Garcia, Jesus Gibson, Jacob Gillen, Jack Gilman, Haydn Grutz, Garrett Grutz, Griffin Hall, Chandler Harn, Tim Harrelson, James Hathaway, Nash Hathaway, Tucker Hayes, Ryan Hickey, Ian Hodges, Cale Hoover, Scott Irby, Ilias Iscandari, Malik Kauahi, Keali'i Kremer, Brad Lapes, Curren Leggett, Brandon Lottman, Evan Lynch, Zach McCluskey, Kolton Miscione, Michael Moses, Kyle Mucerino, Kyle Mucerino, Matthew Muck, Nick Nann, Austin Nelson, Jake Newlan, Logan O’Bryan, Ian Pape, Jordan Pyatt, Colby Pyatt, Jacob Rafferty, Brian Rafferty, Grant Ramirez, Jonathan Refanidis, Niko Rios, Joseph Robertson, Garet Schmidt, Alex Schmitt, Connor Sheppard, Jackson Torres, Ricky Venegas, Jacob Veon, Liam Walsh, Brennan Webster, Jack White, Corey Wilton, Kane Zamarripa, Eduardo

POS RB/LB DL/OL LB/TE DE WR DB DB LB OL OL DL/OL DL LB WR DL LB DL QB QB DB/QB DB DB OL RB/WR QB QB WR DB DB LB DB/WR DB/WR DL DL/OL RB/LB LB/TE OL OL DL/OL WR RB DL/TE DB/WR WR LB/TE OL OL DB/RB DL/OL TE DB DB K/P DL DL OL DL/OL DB DB/WR DB TE LB LB/TE OL LB DL/OL TE /RB DL DL

GRD 11 12 10 11 11 11 10 11 11 10 11 10 12 10 10 10 11 11 11 10 12 10 11 11 10 10 10 10 11 11 12 11 10 11 11 11 11 12 12 11 10 12 12 11 12 11 10 12 10 11 11 10 12 10 12 12 10 10 10 11 10 11 10 10 11 12 12 11 12

HT 5'9" 6'0" 5'10" 5'11" 5'11" 5'10" 5'8" 5'10" 5'11" 5'10" 5'10" 5'10" 5'9" 5'7" 6'2" 5'10" 5'10" 5'10" 6'3" 5'9" 5'9" 5'9" 6'5" 5'6" 5'5" 5'10" 5'10" 5'8" 5'11" 5'11" 6'2" 5'10" 6'0" 6'0" 5'6" 6'0" 6'2" 6'3" 5'10" 5'8" 5'9" 6'1" 5'9" 5'11" 5'10" 6'0" 6'3" 6'0" 6'0" 6'4" 5'9" 5'9" 5'9" 5'10 5'10" 5'11" 5'10" 5'8" 5'10 5'8" 6'0" 5'10" 5'7" 5'10" 5'11" 6'1" 5'10" 6'2" 6'1"

WT 180 205 160 180 155 165 145 180 175 200 205 175 140 125 160 165 220 160 165 135 155 135 235 135 135 135 135 140 185 170 190 170 210 195 150 190 205 245 235 130 155 195 155 160 180 240 230 195 235 190 130 150 160 160 265 220 185 120 150 155 160 180 160 190 180 200 190 210 235

MIDDLE SCHOOL/HOMETOWN Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Mission Parish School/San Clemente Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Journey School/Capistrano Beach Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch St. Edwards School/San Juan Capistrano Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano Stoneybrooke School/Ladera Ranch Shorecliffs MS/San Clemente Carl Hankey MS/Mission Viejo Shorecliffs MS/Capistrano Beach Shorecliffs MS/Capistrano Beach Stoneybrooke School/Ladera Ranch Marco Forster MS/Dana Point Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Cornerstone MS/San Juan Capistrano Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano Thompson MS/Mission Viejo Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Shorecliffs MS/San Clemente Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Marco Forster MS/Dana Point Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Raleigh, NC Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch St. Edwards School/San Juan Capistrano Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Newhart MS/Mission Viejo Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano Calvary Chapel MS/San Clemente California MS/Sacramento, CA Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Shorecliffs MS/Capistrano Beach Shorecliffs MS/Trabuco Canyon Ladera Ranch MS/Laguna Hills Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Ladera Ranch MS/Mission Viejo Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano Las Flores MS/Mission Viejo Terracota MS/San Juan Capistrano Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano Shorecliffs MS/Capistrano Beach Las Flores/Austin, TX Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch Shorecliffs MS/Houston, TX Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano

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2012 WOLVERINES VARSITY/JV FOOTBALL ROSTER Numerical Roster

# 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 32 33 34 37 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 50 51 53 54 55 56 58 59 60 62 63 65 70 72 73 74 80 82 83 87 88

NAME Arnold, Alijah Barron, J.T. Lopez, Anthony Carlson, Bailey Smith, Nathan Williams, Jordyn Le, Junior Wasserbach, Remi Sutton, Christian Robertson, Ian Mitchum, Brenden Lape, Michael Cole, Nathan (C) Mahoney, Thomas Funk, Nolan Melikan, Merak Schaffer, Wyatt Perez, Nick Alvarez, Marcus Perales, Nick Murphy, James Lundrigan, Parker Wright, Kevin Iemsisanith, Andrew Carpenter, Cameron Fanaii, Vafa Culhaci, Onur Zielinski, Zeke Gyimah, EJ Perez, Eric (C) Westfall, Calvin Walker, Ryan Roche, Corey Ventura, Anthony Shamloo, Rustin Blackmore, Nick Bastio, Kaleo Johnson, Joshua Tandy, Trent Hague, Corey Hartman, Ryan Heath, Austin Miller, Tyler (C) Skarda, Chris Rodriquez, Eddy Friedlander, Dustin Foley, Brian Ford, Nick Wright, Jeff Horn, Chris Leiva, Manny Mitzel, John Munson, Erik Hammer, Zach Westlake, Turner Sert, Roman Vincent, Nick Watkins, Jake

POS WR/ DB DB DB WR/ SS WR/ P WR DB QB LB WR DB/ WR K QB WR WR RB LB DB FB/ LB DB DB LB LB DB DB RB LB/ FB RB LB/ RB LB TE/ DE RB DE TE/ DE DL LB LB/ TE NG/ OT LB LB OL/ DE LB OL/ DE OL/ DL OL DL OL OL OL/ DL OL OL OL DL WR/ K WR WR WR TE

GRD 12 12 12 11 12 12 12 10 12 10 12 10 12 11 12 12 12 12 10 12 11 11 12 11 12 11 10 10 12 12 12 11 12 11 12 11 11 10 11 12 12 10 12 11 12 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 10

HT 6'1” 5'10” 6'0” 5'9” 5'11” 6'2” 5'10” 5'8” 6'0” 6'1” 6'1” 5'7” 6'4” 5'9” 5'0” 5'9” 5'11” 5'10” 5'10” 5'9” 6'1” 5'9” 5'11” 5'10” 6'0” 5'7” 5'8” 5'10” 5'11” 5'10” 6'2” 5'11” 6'0” 6'0” 5'10” 5'11” 6'0” 6'2” 6'1” 5'10” 6'2” 6'0” 6'0” 5'9” 5'9” 5'11” 5'10” 6'0” 5'11” 5'10” 6'2” 6'5” 6'3” 6'1” 6'0” 6'2” 5'11” 6'3”

WT 180 193 161 155 175 190 170 165 165 150 170 135 220 165 155 155 190 175 200 155 170 154 149 160 170 140 195 165 210 190 220 190 207 175 210 175 195 280 175 160 205 175 225 205 280 250 260 260 270 250 260 280 340 200 160 175 155 225

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MEET THE STALLIONS – FRESHMEN

#1 Cameron Fliege

Position: RB/LB Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 159 • Grade: 9

#6 Harrison VanGelder Position: WR/DB Ht: 5-3 • Wt: 118 • Grade: 9

#11 Peter Prescott

Position: WR/DB Ht: 5-8 • Wt: 118 • Grade: 9

#18 Austin Boone

Position: WR/LB Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 150 • Grade: 9

#2

#3

Chase Clawson

Position: WB/DB Ht: 5-5 • Wt: 119 • Grade: 9

Devin Wegis

Position: RB/LB Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 128 • Grade: 9

Nathan Ord

Position: TE/DL Ht: 5-8 • Wt: 138 • Grade: 9

#12 Patrick O’Brien

Position: QB/LB Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 171 • Grade: 9

#19 Blake Moncrief

Position: WR/DB Ht: 5-7 • Wt: 112 • Grade: 9

Jack Monagham

Nathan Brawner

Position: WR/DB Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 122 • Grade: 9

Position: WR/DB Ht: 5-11 • Wt: 148 • Grade: 9

#9

#8

#7

#5

#4

Tim Newman

Position: TE/DB Ht: 5-11 • Wt: 168 • Grade: 9

#14

Dean Camarena

Position: WR/DB Ht: 5-8 • Wt: 127 • Grade: 9

#20 Position: WR/DB Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 155 • Grade: 9

Position: RB/DB Ht: 5-5 • Wt: 143 • Grade: 9

#16

Guillermo Mingramm

Riley Glenn

Position: TE/LB Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 155 • Grade: 9

#21

Ryan Ferguson

Alberto Lopez

Position: RB/DB Ht: 5-7 • Wt: 130 • Grade: 9

#15

Ryan Ouellete

#10

Position: QB/CB Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 120 • Grade: 9

#22

Andrew Beatty

Position: FB/LB Ht: 5-5 • Wt: 150 • Grade: 9

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Garrett Cook

Position: WR/DB Ht: 5-8 • Wt: 124 • Grade: 9

MEET THE STALLIONS – FRESHMEN

#23

#25

Erick Acuna

Position: WR/DB Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 145 • Grade: 9

Anthony Aguayo

Position: RB/DB Ht: 5-5 • Wt: 118 • Grade: 9

#45

#43 Landon Alessendra Position: RB/LB Ht: 5-7 • Wt: 162 • Grade: 9

#60

Griffin Snaza

Position: WR/DB Ht: 5-7 • Wt: 148 • Grade: 9

#62

Jacob Perry

Position: OL/DL Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 159 • Grade: 9

#68

Nathan Carlson

Position: OL/DL Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 182 • Grade: 9

#72

Joe Badran

Position: OL/DL Ht: 6-2 • Wt: 257 • Grade: 9

Ryan Miltenberger Position: OL/DL Ht: 5-4 • Wt: 149 • Grade: 9

#27

#33

#29

Kyler Thomas

Position: TE/DB Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 113 • Grade: 9

Brendon McManus Position: WR/DB Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 130 • Grade: 9

#55

#50 Andrew Ground

Position: OL/DL Ht: 5-8 • Wt: 134 • Grade: 9

#64 Position: OL/DL Ht: 5-4 • Wt: 146 • Grade: 9

#73

Taylor Scott

Position: OL/DL Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 196 • Grade: 9

Position: OL/DL Ht: 5-9 • Wt: 175 • Grade: 9

Cameron Upshaw

Position: OL/DL Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 159 • Grade: 9

#67 Nav Singh

Position: OL/DL Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 160 • Grade: 9

#74

Andrew Solis

Position: QB/LB Ht: 5-11 • Wt: 162 • Grade: 9

#58

#65

James Verde

Jacob Roberson

Greg Jaramillo

Position: OL/DL Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 222 • Grade: 9

Tommy Gaisford

Position: OL/DL Ht: 6-1 • Wt: 222 • Grade: 9

#75 Jack Greene

Position: OL/DL Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 152 • Grade: 9

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MEET THE STALLIONS – FRESHMEN

#76 Zac O’Blea

Position: OL/DL Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 213 • Grade: 9

#87 Nathan Murray

Position: DL/TE Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 171 • Grade: 9

#78 Jared Aviles

Position: OL/DL Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 196 • Grade: 9

#80

#82

Chase Voytovich

Position: WR/LB Ht: 5-8 • Wt: 135 • Grade: 9

#84

Tommy Tandle

Position: TE/LB Ht: 5-5 • Wt: 154 • Grade: 9

#88 Austin Moore

Position: TE/LB Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 145 • Grade: 9

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Garrett Roland

Position: TE/LB Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 205 • Grade: 9

2012 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL ROSTER Numerical Roster # NAME

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 27 29 33 43 45 50 55 58 60 62 64 65 67 68 72 73 74 75 76 78 80 82 84 87 88

Cameron Fliege Chase Clawson Devin Wegis Jack Monaghan Nathan Brawner Harrison VanGelder Nathan Ord Tim Newman Dean Camarena Alberto Lopez Peter Prescott Patrick O'Brien Ryan Ouellete Guillermo Mingramm Riley Glenn Austin Boone Blake Moncrief Ryan Ferguson Andrew Beatty Garrett Cook Erick Acuna Anthony Aguayo Kyler Thomas Brendon McManus Jacob Roberson Landon Alessendra Griffin Snaza Andrew Ground Taylor Scott Cameron Upshaw Jacob Perry Nathan Carlson James Verde Nav Singh Tommy Gaisford Joe Badran Ryan Miltenberger Andrew Solis Greg Jaramillo Jack Greene Zac O'Blea Jared Aviles Chase Voytovich Tommy Tandle Garrett Roland Nathan Murray Austin Moore

Alphabetical Roster # 23 25 43 78 68 21 18 5 9 62 2 22 20 1 67 16 75 50 74 10 29 72 15 4 19 88 87 8 76 12 7 14 60 11 33 84 55 65 45 73 82 27 58 6 64 80 3

NAME Acuna, Erick Aguayo, Anthony Alessendra, Landon Aviles, Jared Badran, Joe Beatty, Andrew Boone, Austin Brawner, Nathan Camarena, Dean Carlson, Nathan Clawson, Chase Cook, Garrett Ferguson, Ryan Fliege, Cameron Gaisford, Tommy Glenn, Riley Greene, Jack Ground, Andrew Jaramillo, Greg Lopez, Alberto McManus, Brendon Miltenberger, Ryan Mingramm, Guillermo Monaghan, Jack Moncrief, Blake Moore, Austin Murray, Nathan Newman, Tim O'Blea, Zac O'Brien, Patrick Ord, Nathan Ouellete, Ryan Perry, Jacob Prescott, Peter Roberson, Jacob Roland, Garrett Scott, Taylor Singh, Nav Snaza, Griffin Solis, Andrew Tandle, Tommy Thomas, Kyler Upshaw, Cameron VanGelder, Harrison Verde, James Voytovich, Chase Wegis, Devin

POS WR/DB RB/DB RB/LB OL/DL OL/DL FB/LB WR/LB WR/DB RB/DB OL/DL WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB RB/LB OL/DL QB/CB OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL RB/DB WR/DB OL/DL TE/LB WR/DB WR/DB TE/LB DL/TE TE/DB OL/DL QB/LB TE/DL WR/DB OL/DL WR/DB QB/LB TE/LB OL/DL OL/DL WR/DB OL/DL TE/LB TE/DB OL/DL WR/DB OL/DL WR/LB RB/DB

GRD 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

HT 5'10" 5'5" 5'7" 6'0" 6'2" 5'5" 5'6" 5'11" 5'7" 6'0" 5'5" 5'8" 5'10" 5'6" 6'1" 5'10" 5'10" 5'8" 6'0" 5'5" 5'6" 5'4" 5'10" 5'6" 5'7" 6'0" 5'10" 5'11" 6'0" 6'0" 5'8" 5'8" 5'10" 5'8" 5'11" 6'0" 5'6" 5'10" 5'7" 5'9" 5'5" 5'10" 5'6" 5'3" 5'4" 5'8" 5'6"

WT 145 118 162 196 257 150 150 148 130 182 119 124 155 159 222 120 152 134 222 143 130 149 155 122 112 145 171 168 213 171 138 127 159 118 162 205 196 160 148 175 154 113 159 118 146 135 128

MS Marco Forster Ladera Middle Marco Forster Ladera Middle Mission Parish Shorecliffs Ladera Middle Ladera Middle Shorecliffs Ladera Middle Las Flores Ladera Middle Ladera Middle Marco Forster Serra Bernice Ayer Ladera Middle Ladera Middle Shorecliffs Carl Hankey Ladera Middle Ladera Middle Ladera Middle Shorecliffs Arroyo Vista Shorecliffs Ladera Middle Ladera Middle Ladera Middle Marco Forster Ladera Middle Marine View Ladera Middle Stoneybrooke Ladera Middle Marco Forster Shorecliffs Ladera Middle Stoneybrooke Creekside Christian Marco Forster Ladera Middle Ladera Middle Capo Valley Christian Ladera Middle Ladera Middle Ladera Middle

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2012 STALLIONS VARSITY TEAM

Kyle Moses, Scott Hoover, Jake Nelson, Evan Lottman, Chandler Hall, Jordon Pape, Kane Wilton, Jack Gillen, Brandon Leggett Scott Crowe, Niko Refanidis, Logan Newlan, Austin Nann, Curren Lapes, Jack Webster, Keaali Kauahi, Luke Biggs, Paul Carey, Joey Casillas Jacob Gibson, Jonathan Ramirez, Garet Grutz, William Blum, Edurado Zamarripa, Cale Hodges, Brennan Walsh, Ian Hickey, Blake Berman Kyle Mucerino, Jesus Garcia, Mathew Mucerino, Zach Lynch, Corey White, Chris Badram, Ilias Irby, Nick Muck Coach Sharifan, Coach Royston, Coach Owens, Coach Park, Coach Flowers, Coach Briggs, Coach Lavarone, Coach Alford, Coach Gonzalez Tim Harn, Connor Schmitt, Trey Clauser, Ricky Torres, Brian Rafferty, Steven Aguilar, Colby Pyatt, Michael Miscione, Brad Kremer

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Liam Veon, Chris Barys, Malik Iscandari, Cesar Contreras, Robert Diersing, Grant Rafferty, Austin Cook Damian Moreno, Nash Hathaway, Garet Robertson, Shaheen Emami, Joseph Rios, Kolton McCluskey, Tucker Hathaway, Griffin Grutz Coach Sharifan, Coach Royston, Coach Owens, Coach Park, Coach Flowers, Coach Briggs, Coach Lavarone, Coach Alford, Coach Gonzalez James Harrelson, Ryan Hayes, Haydn Gilman, Cole Cazel, Jacob Pyatt, Jacob Venegas, Jacob Buchanan, Dalton Dedianous

2012 STALLIONS JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM

2012 STALLIONS FRESHMEN TEAM

Zac O’Blea, Patrick O’Brien, Tim Newman, Nathan Brawner, Jacob Roberson,Garrett Roland, Greg Jaramillo, Tommy Gaisford, Nathan Carlson Austin Moore, Erick Acuna, Kyler Thomas, Peter Prescott, Andrew Ground, Jacob Perry, Riley Glenn, John Oliver, Guillermo Mingramm, Jack Greene Austin Boone, Taylor Scott, Chase Voytovich, Andrew Beatty, Griffin Snaza, Nathan Ord, Nav Singh, Cameron Fliege Coach Clawson, Coach Crowe, Coach Hambrick, Coach Summers, Coach Rodriguez, Coach Casteneda, Coach Perez, Coach Arcos Ryan Ferguson, Dean Camarena, Landon Alessendra, Chase Clawson, Blake Moncrief, Tommy Tandle, Alberto Lopez, Jared Aviles Ryan Ouellete, Ryan Miltenberger, James Verde, Devin Wegis, Anthony Aguayo, Harrison VanGelder, Cameron Upshaw, Jack Monaghan, Garrett Cook

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THE CODE OF THE WEST

The CODE of the WEST TEN PRINCIPLES TO LIVE BY • LIVE EACH DAY WITH COURAGE • TAKE PRIDE IN YOUR WORK • ALWAYS FINISH WHAT YOU START • DO WHAT HAS TO BE DONE • BE TOUGH, BUT FAIR • WHEN YOU MAKE A PROMISE, KEEP IT • RIDE FOR THE BRAND • TALK LESS AND SAY MORE • REMEMBER THAT SOME THINGS AREN’T FOR SALE • KNOW WHERE TO DRAW THE LINE

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ALMA MATER & FIGHT SONG

Alma Mater

Down the hallways through the years, We share our triumphs, struggles, joy, tears And together we will see it through, As we hold to the Gold, White, and Blue, You’ve given us knowledge, you’ve given us might, The courage to always stand up for what’s right, The power to reach to the highest heights, We charge up the hills one and all, San Juan Hills, We’re Stallions forever strong!

Original composition written by SJHHS 2011 AP Music Theory students Dean McElroy, Instructor

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Mascot

Stanley the Stallion saw his first action as the mascot in the school’s first varsity football game on September 5, 2008. The Stallions defeated Godinez High School 35-12 as Stanley cheered from the sidelines with the band and cheerleaders. As the face of the Stallions, Stanley will lead the San Juan Hills athletics teams into the future.

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CLASS OF 2013 • STALLIONS New York since he has never been there. His favorite team is the Dallas Cowboys...favorite actor is Will Farrell...favorite song is Postcard from Paris... and favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant. Something few people know about him is that he talks and even sings sometimes in his sleep.

#24 Garrett Grutz

A two-year letterwinner...has played in 17 career games with 9 starts at corner during his career at San Juan Hills... As a junior, he played in all 10 games as a special teams player but started 2 games at corner and had 18 tackles...So far this year he has 27 tackles.

Garrett also plays for the Stallion boys’ lacrosse team and is a 3 year letterwinner. His career interest is to be a chef and he hopes to attend San Diego State University upon graduation. Born on December 14, 1994 in San Clemente, he loves eating Mexican food…listening to Phantagram...watching American Dad...and would like to visit Fiji since he has never been there. His favorite team is the Greenbay Packers...favorite actor is Will Ferrell...favorite song is Diet Mountain Dew ...and favorite athlete is Charles Woodson.

#5 Nick Muck

A four-year letterwinner...has played 34 straight career games (a school record) with 17 starts at linebacker during his career at San Juan Hills... In his sophomore year, he recorded 13 tackles while seeing playing time in each game...As a junior, he played in 10 games and had a team leading 73 tackles earning him 2nd Team AllLeague honors...This year, he is the team's 5th leading tackler with 41.

Nick's career interests include physical therapy or joining the Marines and he hopes to attend Cal Poly San Luis Obispo upon graduation. Born on September 25, 1995, in Pleasanton, CA, he loves Thanksgiving dinner and chocolate chip cookies...listening to Delta Spirit...watching Dawg the Bounty Hunter...and would like to visit Australia since he has never been there. His favorite team is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers...favorite actress is Jessica Alba...favorite song is Motivation... and favorite athlete is Ronde Barber.

#8 Scott Hoover

A three-year letterwinner...has played in 17 career games with 13 starts at wide receiver and defensive back during his career at San Juan Hills... In his freshman and sophomore years, he saw time as the long snapper filling in for an injured Cole Hawkins...As a junior, he played in 6 games at safety and had 12 tackles before suffering a season ending leg injury...This year, he has 23 catches for 265 yards with 2 touchdowns and has recorded 40 tackles playing both safety and corner.

Scott also plays on the Stallion boys’ lacrosse team and is a 3 year letterwinner. His career interests include sport law and he hopes to attend San Diego State University upon graduation. Born on August 27, 1995 in Long Beach, he loves eating burgers and ice cream...listening to Country music...watching Workaholics...and would like to visit Australia since he has never been there. His favorite team is the San Francisco 49ers...favorite actor is Will Ferrell...and favorite athlete is Jordy Nelson. Scott has also been a National Honor Society member for four years and has had a 4.0 or higher throughout his entire academic career.

#20 Kyle Mucerino

A two-year letterwinner...has played in 17 career games with 16 starts at wide receiver during his career at San Juan Hills...

As a junior, he played in 8 games and caught 16 passes for 150 yards with 2 touchdowns...This year, he has 38 catches for 696 yards with 6 touchdowns averaging 18 yards per catch.

Kyle also plays guard for the Stallion boys basketball team. His career interests include journalism and broadcasting and he hopes to attend an Ivy League University upon graduation. Born on July 6, 1994 in Mission Viejo, he loves eating turkey sandwiches and brownies...listening to Zack Brown Band...watching Sports Center and Keeping up with the Kardashians...and would like to visit

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STALLIONS • CLASS OF 2013 #1 Brian Rafferty

to attend Louisiana State University upon graduation. Born on July 11, 1994 in Mission Viejo, he loves pizza and cherry lime cheesecake...listening to Wiz Khalifa...watching Family Guy...and would like to visit Italy since he has never been there.

His favorite team is the Dallas Cowboys...favorite actress is Jennifer Aniston...favorite song is Mesmorized... and favorite athlete is Emmit Smith. Something few people know about him is that he enjoys drawing.

A one-year letterwinner...has played in 5 career games with 5 starts at kicker during his career at San Juan Hills... As a junior, he played in 5 games and kicked 7 extra points and 1 field goal. He also kicked off in 3 of those games...This year, he suffered a hip injury that ended his high school playing career.

Brian also played soccer during his freshman and sophomore years. His career interests include being an NFL kicker and he hopes to attend San Diego State University upon graduation.

Born on March 21, 1995 in Laguna Hills, he loves eating beans and cornbread...listening to Lil Wayne...watching Chowder...and would like to visit The Matrix since he has never been there. His favorite team is the San Juan Hills Stallions...favorite actor is Nicholas Cage...favorite song is the Thundercats theme song...and favorite athlete is John Cena from the WWE. Something few people know about him is that he plays football.

#31 Logan Newlan

A two-year letterwinner...has played in 18 career games with 11 starts at linebacker or safety during his career at San Juan Hills...In his sophomore year he played in 5 games on the 2010 CIF qualifying team coached by Greg Gibson…As a junior, he played in 4 games and had 19 tackles before a shoulder injury ended his season...This year, he is the team's 3rd leading tackler with 45 and has played both safety and linebacker.

Logan also plays on the Stallion boys’ lacrosse team and is a 3 year letterwinner. His career interests include fire fighting and he hopes to attend The U (University of Miami) upon graduation.

Born on December 7, 1994 in Mission Viejo, he loves Filipino food and ice cream...listening to Ace Hood...watching Duck Dynasty...and would like to visit Spain since he has never been there.

His favorite team is the University of Miami Hurricanes...favorite actress is Jessica Alba...favorite song is Promises... and favorite athlete is Sean Spence. Something few people know about him is that he has volunteered on various Missions trips.

#58 Zachary Lynch

A two-year letterwinner...has played in 3 career games with 2 starts at offensive and defensive line during his career at San Juan Hills... As a junior, he played in 1 game on the offensive line...After starting the first game against Viewpoint on the offensive line, he suffered a hand injury that required him to wear a cast and he has been playing on the defensive side of the ball since that time…He has 3 tackles this year playing noseguard.

Zach also plays on the Stallion boys’ lacrosse team and is a 1 year letterwinner. His career interests include environmental law and he hopes to attend Clemson University upon graduation. Born on May 6, 1995 in Atlanta, Georgia, he loves carne asada enchiladas and homemade chocolate ice cream...listening to Rise Against...watching Sons of Anarchy...and would like to visit Florence, Italy since he has never been there. His favorite team is the Carolina Panthers...favorite song is Session One...and favorite athlete is Sammy Watkins. Zach has been a scholar-athlete and few people know that he enjoys writing and formal debating.

#36 Scott Crowe

A two-year letterwinner...has played in 8 career games mostly on special teams but also played linebacker during his career at San Juan Hills...As a junior, he played in 1 game on special teams and at linebacker...This year, he has played in every game on the kick off return and punt return teams.

Scott’s career interests include cinematography and he hopes to attend Chapman University upon graduation. Born on October 12, 1994 in Newport Beach, he loves to eat whatever is in front of him and chocolate cake...listening to A Day to Remember...watching The Mentalist...and would like to visit Scotland since he has never been there. His favorite team is the Dallas Cowboys...and favorite song is Downfall of Us All. Scott earned a 4.0 his sophomore year comes from a football family.

His older brother Ryan is a San Juan Hills alumni playing quarterback for the Stallions in 2011. His father Mike Crowe is the freshman head coach and is in his 5th year coaching for the Stallions.

#22 Corey White

A two-year letterwinner...has played in 14 career games with 14 starts at runningback and tightend in his career at San Juan Hills... As a junior, he played in 9 games and rushed for 253 yards on 53 carries and also had 15 receptions...This year, he has 36 carries for 184 yards with 2 touchdowns and has 12 receptions for 111 yards.

Corey’s career interests include playing in the NFL and he hopes

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CLASS OF 2013 • STALLIONS #50 Chris Badran

roni and cheese and key lime pie...watching House...and would like to visit Europe and Iceland since he has never been there. His favorite team is the New England Patriots...and favorite athlete is Vince Wilfork. Something few people know about him is that he has hiked on four 50-mile backpacking trips in the Sierra Nevada’s including a one-day trip to the summit of Mount Whitney. Evan is also a National Honor Society member for the third consecutive year and holds a 4.2 grade point average.

A two-year letterwinner...has played in 10 career games with 6 starts on the defensive line during his career at San Juan Hills...As a junior, he played in 3 games and had 3 tackles before a leg injury ended his season...This year, he is the team's 7th leading tackler with 35 and has 2 sacks and 5 quarterback pressures.

Chris’ career interests include law enforcement or joining the Marines and he hopes to attend The University of Southern California upon graduation. Born on September 6, 1995 in Los Angeles, he loves Italian food and most things chocolate...listening to Eminem or 50 Cent...watching Breaking Bad...and would like to visit the Bahamas since he has never been there. His favorite team is the San Diego Chargers...favorite song is Till I Collapse... and favorite athletes are lineman. Chris has been involved in the Junior Lifeguards and enjoys body boarding, paintball, and golf.

#72 Jonathan Ramirez

A one-year letterwinner...has played on the defensive line for the Stallions serving mostly on the scout team which prepares the offense for each opponent.

Jonathan’s career interests include technology and he hopes to attend Cal Poly San Luis Obispo upon graduation. Born on February 26, 1995 in San Clemente, he loves Italian food and ice cream...listening to Slip Knot and Disturbed...watching Big Brother...and would like to visit South America since he has never been there. His favorite team is the San Diego Chargers...favorite song is Slip it Out (live)... and favorite athlete is Antonio Gates.

#55 Jack Webster

A two-year letterwinner...has played in 15 career games with 15 starts at defensive end during his career at San Juan Hills...As a junior, he started in 9 games and had 31 tackles which ranked him 7th on the team...This year, he has 30 tackles and 7 quarterback pressures.

Jack’s career interests include business and finance and he hopes to attend The University of Texas upon graduation. Born on December 5, 1994 in Austin, Texas, he loves pasta and flan...listening to Eminem...watching Dexter...and would like to visit Norway to see the Northern Lights since he has never been there. His favorite team is the San Francisco 49ers...favorite actor is Denzel Washington...favorite song is Lose Yourself... and favorite athlete is Jared Allen. Something few people know about him is that he caught a 260 pound Marlin in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

#53 Eduardo Zamarripa

A one-year letterwinner...has played on the defensive line for the Stallions serving mostly on the scout team which prepares the offense for each opponent.

Eduardo’s career interest includes something in the field of science and he hopes to attend Saddleback College upon graduation and transfer to the University of Southern California. Born on August 22, 1995 in Mission Viejo, he loves Italian food and ice cream...listening to Usher...watching Workaholic...and would like to visit New York since he has never been there. His favorite team is the Pittsburg Steelers...and favorite actor is Johnny Depp.

#77 Evan Lottman

#75 Niko Refanidis

A two-year letterwinner...has played in 19 career games with 12 starts on the offensive line during his career at San Juan Hills...In his sophomore he played in 2 games…As a junior, he started in 10 games playing mostly offensive tackle…

This year, he has played in 7 games being moved to offensive guard after the first game against Viewpoint.

Evan is also competes on the track and field team where he throws the shot put and discuss. His career interests include aerospace engineering and neuroscience and he hopes to attend John Hopkins University graduation. Born on September 15, 1995 in Boulder, Colorado, he loves Stouffers family size maca-

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CHEER & SONG SQUAD • CLASS OF 2013

Jill Friess, born on April 12, 1995, in

ment award, a team sponsorship, and position as Captain on the Varsity Pep Squad. Jill used to be extremely shy and not involved in any activities, but has learned to push herself outside her comfort zone, even though it was often initially nerve-wrecking and stressful. Mrs. Valderrama is her favorite teacher and she hopes that in ten years she will be an attorney on the verge of starting her own family.

San Juan Capistrano, aspires to be an eminent domain and land use lawyer. She enjoys horseback riding and being outdoors, and wants to attend UCLA. She has been involved with ASB for three years (Commissioner, ASB Secretary, and now ASB Vice-president) and has also volunteered at The Shea Center for Therapeutic Riding in San Juan Capistrano for two years, working with special needs children. Jill has a GPA of 4.2 and has passed every AP test she has taken. She received an achievement award her sophomore year and a Spirit of the Stallion Award her junior year. She is the first girl to be on the Varsity Pep Squad for four years at SJHHS. As a freshmen, she attended the National High School Cheerleading Championships in Florida and received the Sweetheart Award. As a sophomore she received the Coach’s Award, and her summer going into her senior year received the All-Star Achieve-

Abby Pascual, born on December 11,

1994 in Washington State at the Madigan Army Medical Center, aspires to go to UCI and one day become an Operating Room Nurse. Abby enjoys singing and her involvement with Interact and Key Clubs.

Along with Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance, Abby earned the “Most Improved” award on the Varsity Pep Squad her junior year. She loves bringing her spirit to the Stallions and

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CLASS OF 2013 • CHEER & SONG SQUAD Kendall Jones, born on January 1, 1995 in Concord, California, aspires to attend CSUF or LMU and pursue a career as a Nurse Practitioner. She enjoys dancing and comedy, and dreams to be on SNL one day. As a freshman on Varsity Song, she earned the “Most Improved” award. Now, as a senior, she has earned a spot as Captain. She has lettered in both Dance and Pep Squad. She enjoys getting ready for games with her friends and getting pumped to cheer the SJHHS boys on.

Her most memorable sports moment was when a fellow Pep Squad member, Audrey, nearly got knocked off of her box by a football thrown out of bounds. She has tried hard to get where she is today, as a dancer and a person, and is always pushing through struggles brought in her path. Her favorite Coach is William Tran. In ten years, Kendall hopes to be on Broadway and/or SNL.

decorating the football players’ houses for good luck during Homecoming week. Abby’s most memorable sports moments was when the SJHHS football team won six games in a row. She loves supporting and making an effort to the Stallions by attending many school events. After living in Hawaii for five years, Abby has had a great experience moving from state to state, growing up into a military family, and coming to San Juan Hills High School.

Audrey Lowe, born on November 19,

1994 on the side of San Juan Creek Road, aspires to one day go to the UCSB, and has interest in becoming a florist or a psychologist one day. Audrey enjoys hanging out with friends, being on the Varsity Pep Squad, and working. She has spent time volunteering for Laura’s House, along with taking a floral design ROP class. As a member and Captain of the Varsity Cheer Squad, Audrey is able to bring comic relief to her teammates, always stay positive, and motivate others. She also has some mean toe touches! One of her most memorable sports moments was when she competed at my first competition ever for cheer and how nervous she was. Audrey’s favorite teacher is Mr. Baker. In ten years, she hopes that she will be married with a kid and an awesome job….or famous.

Sydney Shaw, born on September 5,

1994 in Mission Viejo, California, aspires to attend USC and pursue a career as a pediatrician. Sydney loves going to the beach, volunteering at the San Clemente Animal Shelter, and working at Justice. As a freshman, Sydney lettered in Lacrosse and made the JV Pep Squad. As a sophomore she served as captain of the JV Pep Squad, and has lettered in Pep Squad her junior and senior years.

Before games, Sydney loves to chat with her friends and get excited for the game. Her most memorable sports moment was the first home game at SJHHS. Though she has struggled with advancing in her tumbling skills and techniques, she continue to push through to reach her goals despite injuries. Her favorite teacher is Ms. Murphy. In ten years, Sydney hopes to be starting her career and family.

Sara Korajczyk, born on July 13, 1995

in Thousand Oaks, California, aspires to attend USC, LMU, NYU, or Chapman University to pursue a career as a film editor. Sara is involved in ASB as the Commissioner of Technology, Intermediate Dance, Varsity Pep Squad, NHS, Interact, Film Club, and is a Fashion Board Member at Nordstrom. She has been on the Superintendent’s Honor Roll all four years of high school, was recognized as an AP scholar, and has earned a 4.2 GPA. Sara’s best asset to the Varsity Pep Squad is her positive attitude, and her most memorable moment to date was SJHHS’s first home game. Sara is good at impersonations and wants to see the ruin of the Titanic deep under the ocean. Mr. Snedeker is her favorite teacher at SJHHS. In ten years, she hopes to be a successful film editor living in Hollywood hills.

Miranda Fry, born on September 16,

1994 in Salt Lake City, Utah, aspires to attend the University of Oregon or the University of Utah to pursue a career in psychology. Miranda enjoys skiing, wakeboarding, and playing soccer, along with volunteering at Laura’s House Store in El Toro. She has also spent time volunteering at Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, Utah. She has spent three years cheering on the Varsity Pep Squad while maintaining a 3.6 GPA. Before games, Miranda enjoys warming up and trying out new stunts. Her most memorable sports moments were winning first place multiple times her sophomore year at various Varsity Cheer competitions. Despite fracturing her spine during her freshman year, she has continued to persevere through the difficult times of pain, and has proven herself to be a major asset to the Varsity Pep Squad. Her favorite

Lexi Cachia, born on March 20, 1995,

aspires to attend USC to pursue a career as a Marine biologist. She enjoys dancing and participating in NHS and Interact Club. She has maintained a 4.0 throughout middle and high school, along with being a member of the Varsity Pep Squad her junior and senior years. Few people know that Lexi is Maltese, Italian is her favorite food, Bananas Foster is her favorite dessert, “Young the Giant” is her favorite band, and Mr. Fossum is her favorite teacher. Lexi hopes to travel to Australia one day.

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CHEER & SONG SQUAD • CLASS OF 2013 Ashley Verret, born on October 10,

teacher is Mr. Snedeker. In ten years, Miranda hopes to have traveled to Australia and starting her career in psychology.

1994 in Fresno, California, aspires to go to Chapman University to pursue a career as a teacher. Her hobbies include dancing and going to the beach. As a sophomore, Ashley was in Intermediate Dance Production. As a junior, Ashley was the Intermediate Dance Production Captain, along with a member of the Varsity Song team. Before games, she enjoys getting ready with the other girls from her team. Her most memorable sports moment was when she was running around during the Homecoming game getting ready for the half time show, as she was on Court, and then being able to cheer in her dress. Mrs. Calder is her favorite teacher as she has made her the dancer she is today. In ten years, Ashley hopes she will be helping students in her very own classroom.

Sammy Yarnall, born on June 6, 1995

in Anaheim, California, wants to pursue a career in Dance, hoping to one day become a Rockette. Since a freshman, Sammy has participated in Advanced Dance, and since a sophomore has been a member of the Varsity Song team. Before games, Sammy likes to get ready with her teammates. Her favorite sports moment was when Audrey was nearly hit with a football after it had been thrown out of bounds during a game. Few people know that Sammy is, in fact, terrified of lettuce. She has had too many coaches to name just one as a favorite, and she thanks them all in leading her in her dream of becoming a successful dancer in the next ten years.

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CLASS OF 2013 • MARCHING BAND

Yesenia Pulido

like to thank his family, friends, and fellow musicians for all the support and great memories that were made throughout the years.

After high school Craig plans on enlisting into the U.S Army as an Engineer/Infantry Personal/Firearms Control. While in service he also plans on attend a Community College where he may be stationed.

Yesenia has been a member of the trumpet section in the marching band and concert band for the past 4 years. This year, she is the trumpet section leader. Yesenia is very ambitious and can often be found practicing her trumpet well before school starts.

She has also performed in the pit orchestra for Les Miserables and The Mystery of Edwin Drood. She also performs as a soloist in several recitals, and plans to continue using her trumpet talent to serve the community through VSA, the state organization serving persons with disabilities through the arts.

Yesenia plans to continue pursuing music at Irvine Valley College where she will study as a music major.

Max Nelson

Max has put a great deal of his high school experience into music, participating every year in Orchestra and Drumline. He plays Cello in Orchestra and Bass Drum in Drumline, and has also learned to play the numerous other percussion instruments that fill the band room. After additional participations in the school’s musicals and chamber groups, music has left a lasting impact on his personality and ambition.

Craig Werner

Craig has been playing trombone in the music program for all four years of his high school experience. During his time in the program, he has performed several times in the marching band, solo concerts, and musicals. The music program has taught Craig essential leadership and social skills. Outside of music Craig enjoys playing soccer and spending time with his friends. He would

He plans on continuing in music even after he leaves high school, aspiring to major in music. His ideal career would be to compose sound tracks for video games, and plans on attending UC Santa Cruz to further that goal.

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2012 STALLIONS JV & FRESHMEN TEAM SCHEDULE 2012 8/23 8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/18 10/25 11/1

8/25 8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/18 10/25 11/1

JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Viewpoint HS 3:15 Home Canyon HS (Anaheim) 3:15 Away Artesia HS 3:15 Home Marina HS 3:15 Away Fullerton HS 3:15 Home Dos Pueblos HS 3:15 Away Laguna Hills HS 3:15 Away open week

Aliso Niguel HS Capistrano Valley HS Dana Hills HS

3:15 3:15 3:15

Away Home Home

Student Fan Club

2012 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Loyola HS 12:00 Away Canyon HS (Anaheim) 3:15 Home Artesia HS 3:15 Away Marina HS 3:15 Home Fullerton HS 3:15 Away Dos Pueblos HS 3:15 Home Laguna Hills HS 3:15 Home open week Aliso Niguel HS 3:15 Capistrano Valley HS 3:15 Dana Hills HS 3:15

The Rough Riders When ‘San Juan Hills’ was first adopted as the name of CUSD’s 6th high school, many people recalled the story of Teddy Roosevelt and the Battle of San Juan Hill during the Spanish-American War in 1898. That battle made famous the heroism of Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders. At the time, reporter Richard Harding Davis described the Rough Rider charge up San Juan Hill:

“Colonel Roosevelt, on horseback, broke from the woods behind the line of the Ninth, and finding its men lying in his way, shouted: ‘If you don’t wish to go forward, let my men pass, please.’…It was a miracle of self-sacrifice, a triumph of bulldog courage, which one watched breathless with wonder.”

Home Away Away

As we continue to lay the foundations of the traditions at SJHHS, our Stallion Fans will also use the nickname, Rough Riders to represent the values that San Juan Hills finds important.

We are confident that the images of the Stallion and the Rough Riders will provide vivid symbols which will reflect a community that is committed to providing the best educational, athletic and co-curricular experiences for our kids.

“The credit belongs to the [person] who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again; because there is not effort without error and shortcomings; … who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement and who at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly. So that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat.”

– Theodore Roosevelt

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STALLIONS RECORD BOOK Stallion All-Time Records by Opponent Total Games Played

Opponent Aliso Niguel Beckman Calvary Chapel (Downey) Capistrano Valley Corona Del Mar Dana Hills El Modena El Toro Foothill Godinez Huntington Beach Irvine Laguna Hills Segerstrom Sweetwater Trabuco Hills University Villa Park Yorba Linda

Will Acromite

Kyle Fox

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2 2 1 3 1 1 1 3 2 1

Won-Lost -Tied

Series Began

When and Who Won the Last Meeting

1-2-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 0-2-0 1-1-0

2009 2009 2008 2010 2009 2011 2010 2010 2010

2011, AN won, 41-0 2009, Beckman won, 42-7 2008, SJH won, 30-22 2011, CV won 35-7 2009, SJH won, 49-42 2011, DH won, 36-0 2011, EM won, 37-30 2011, ET won, 68-6 2011, Foothill won, 52-19

2-0-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-3-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 0-2-0 1-0-0

Michael Perryman

2008 2009 2009 2009 2009 2010 2011 2009 2009 2010

Jerrad Gaisford

Dane Gore

First-Team All League Selections 2009 Will Acromite – QB Kyle Fox – OL Michael Perryman – WR

2010 Will Acromite – QB Kyle Fox – OL Jerrad Gaisford – DL Dane Gore – LB Michael Perryman – WR (Offensive Player of the Year) Caleb Roush – LB

2011 Anthony Price-Resta – OL Dean Strandberg – DL

2009, SJH won, 42-10 2010, HB won, 42-35 2009, Irvine won, 49-34 2011, LH won, 42-0 2009, SJH won, 48-40 2010, SJH won, 49-14 2011, TH won, 48-14 2011, Uni won, 28-14 2011, VP won, 46-6 2010, SJH won, 42-14

Caleb Roush

Ari Uzo-Okereke

First-Team All CIF Selections

Michael Perryman, 2010 (WR) Ari Uzo-Okereke, 2010 (OL)

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STALLIONS RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON LEADERS Passing Place 1 2 3

Player Will Acromite Will Acromite Ryan Crowe

Year 2010 2009 2011

Yards 1677 1237 743

Year 2009 2010 2009

Yards 900 667 506

Year 2010 2009

Yards 2344 2137

Year 2010 2011 2009

Rec. 66 36 32

Year 2010 2009 2009

Yards 1205 558 507

Rushing Greg Gibson – 1st Stallion Head Coach

2008: Greg Gibson 35 Godinez................................... 12 30 Calvary Chapel (Downey)....... 22 ________________________________ 65 W-2, L-0 34 2009: Greg Gibson 42 Godinez................................... 10 23 Aliso Niguel............................. 26 7 Villa Park................................. 27 48 Segerstrom.............................. 40 35 Huntington Beach....................49 46 University................................. 34 7 Beckman................................. 42 34 Irvine....................................... 49 49 Corona Del Mar.......................42 7 Laguna Hills............................ 48 ________________________________ 298 W-4, L-6 367 League Place: 4th 2010: Greg Gibson 49 Sweetwater.............................. 14 42 Yorba Linda............................. 14 24 El Modena............................... 14 28 Foothill.....................................25 45 University................................. 16 35 Huntington Beach....................42 7 El Toro..................................... 28 15 Laguna Hills............................ 36 62 Aliso Niguel............................. 20 54 Capistrano Valley.................... 28 37 Cypress................................... 63 ________________________________ 398 W-7, L-3 300 League Place: 3rd

Place 1 2 3

Player Will Acromite Will Acromite Michael Perryman

Total Offense Place 1 2

Player Will Acromite Will Acromite

Receptions Place 1 2 3

Player Michael Perryman Isaiah Danley Michael Perryman

Receiving Yards Place 1 2 3

Player Michael Perryman Rocky Bragg Michael Perryman

OTHER SINGLE SEASON MARKS...

Pass Attempts: 192, Ryan Crowe, 2011 Pass Completions: 113, Will Acromite, 2010 Touchdown Passes: 17, Will Acromite, 2010 Touchdowns Scored: 20, Michael Perryman, 2009 Rushing Touchdowns: 12, Will Acromite, 2009 Receiving Touchdowns: 15, Michael Perryman, 2010 Points Scored: 120, Michael Perryman, 2009 Tackles: 81, Caleb Roush, 2010 Interceptions: 3, Michael Perryman & Jordan Gardner, 2010 PATs made: 37, George Winckel, 2009

ALL-TIME CAREER LEADERS Passing Yards Place 1

Player Will Acromite

Year 2008-10

Yards 3246

Year 2008-10 2008-10 2009-10

Yards 1617 832 869

Year 2008-10

Yards 4863

Year 2008-10 2008-10 2010-11

Rec. 107 41 37

Year 2008-10 2008-10 2010-11

Yards 1737 695 329

Year 2008-10 2008-10 2008-10

Yards 204 120 101

Rushing Place 1 2 3

Player Will Acromite Michael Perryman Kyle Bauer

Total Offense Place 1

Player Will Acromite

Receptions Place 1 2 3

Player Michael Perryman Rocky Bragg Isaiah Danley

Receiving Yard Place 1 2 3

Player Michael Perryman Rocky Bragg Isaiah Danley

Scoring Place 1 2 3

2011: Aaron Flowers 6 Villa Park................................. 46 0 Dana Hills................................36 30 El Modena............................... 37 19 Foothill.....................................52 14 University................................. 28 14 Trabuco Hills……....................48 6 El Toro..................................... 68 0 Laguna Hills............................ 42 0 Aliso Niguel............................. 41 7 Capistrano Valley.................... 35 ________________________________ 96 W-0, L-10 433 League Place: 5th

Player Michael Perryman Will Acromite George Winckel

OTHER CAREER MARKS… Pass Attempts: 348, Will Acromite, 2008-10 Pass Completions: 211, Will Acromite, 2008-10 Touchdown Passes: 37, Will Acromite, 2008-10 Rushing Touchdowns: 20, Will Acromite, 2008-10 Receiving Touchdowns: 24, Michael Perryman, 2008-10 Interceptions: 4, Michael Perryman & Jordan Gardner, 2008-10 PATs Made: 83, George Winckel, 2008-10 continued on pg. 42

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INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS RUSHING CATEGORY Most Rushing Yards Most Rushing Attempts Most Rushing TD’s Longest Run

PLAYER, MARK, OPPONENT Will Acromite, 187 vs. Aliso Niguel Will Acromite, 23 vs. Aliso Niguel Will Acromite, 3 vs. Irvine Michael Perryman, 99 vs. Irvine

DATE 2009 2009 2009 2009

Will Acromite, 305 vs. Cypress Ryan Crowe, 23 vs. Capistrano Valley Ryan Crowe, 33 vs. Capistrano Valley Will Acromite, 90 (9-10) vs. Aliso Niguel Will Acromite, 5 vs. Cypress2010 Will Acromite to Michael Perryman, 85 vs. Aliso Niguel

2010 2011 2011 2010

PASSING Most Passing Yards Most Pass Completions Most Pass Attempts Best Completion Pct. Most TD Passes Longest Pass Cmpl.

2010

RECEIVING Most Receiving Yards Most Receptions Most TD Receptions

Michael Perryman, 190 vs.

Calvary Chapel (Downey) Michael Perryman, 11 vs. Cypress Michael Perryman, 4 vs. Cypress

2008 2010 2010

OFFENSE Most Total Offense Yards Will Acromite, 396 vs. Corona Del Mar Most All Purpose Yards Michael Perryman, 357 vs. University Most Points Scored Michael Perryman, 30 vs. University

2009 2009 2009

KICKING Most Points by a Kicker Most Successful PATs Most Successful FGs Longest FG made Longest Punt Return Longest Kickoff Return Most KO Returns for TD Most KO Return Yards

George Winckel, 8 vs. Foothill & Aliso Nuguel George Winckel, 8 vs. Aliso Niguel George Winckel, 2 vs. Foothill George Winckel, 40 vs. Foothill Michael Perrymsn, 49 vs. Yorba Linda Garrett Wright, 90 vs. El Modena Garrett Wright, 2 vs. El Modena Garrett Wright, 215 vs. El Modena

2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2011

DEFENSE Most Total Tackles Most Solo Tackles Most Assisted Tackles Most QB Sacks Most Interceptions

TEAM GAME RECORDS Most Rushing Yards Most Rushing TD’s Most Passing Yards Most Passing TD’s Most Total Offensive Yards Most Points Scored Most Points Scored in a Half Most Sacks Most Interceptions by SJH Most Fumbles Recovered Most Fumbles Caused

432, vs. Capistrano Valley 6, vs. Aliso Niguel 305, vs. Cypress 4, vs, Segerstrom, Corona Del Mar, University 550, vs. University 62, vs. Aliso Niguel 48, vs. Capistrano Valley 7, vs. Aliso Niguel 3, vs. Aliso Niguel 3, vs. Foothill 3, vs. Foothill

2010 2010 2010 2009 2009 2010 2010 2011 2010 2010 & 2011 2011

TEAM SEASON RECORDS Most Rushing Yards Most Rushing TD’s Most Passing Yards Most Passing TD’s Most Total Offensive Yards Most Points Scored Most Sacks Most Interceptions by SJH Most Fumbles Recovered Most Fumbles Caused

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