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Friday, October 15, 2021 Davidson Field, Newport Beach

IN THIS ISSUE: Alumni Announcements (Welcome Homecoming) Top 10 All-Time Tar Ball Games Homecoming Court Football Players, Pep Squad, Band Members

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Who is Roger Carlson? And why is the press box named after him? By Richard Dunn

Roger Carlson served as a sportswriter at the Daily Pilot from 1968 to 1988, then as sports editor from ’89 to 2003. Roger’s commitment to high school sports set the tone for all in the industry. His journalism ethics established proper and ground-breaking guidelines for writing about high school students in a newspaper. For example, sportswriters would report that “a certain team” fumbled a football, and not “Little Johnny,” in an attempt to avoid singling out a kid’s mistake, unless it was absolutely necessary. Roger and his Daily Pilot brethren believed that once an athlete reached college, then you report errors because the athlete is an adult. Beyond the words in the venerable newspaper that for many years covered Costa Mesa and Newport Beach exclusively, what made Roger so special was how he treated the athletes, coaches, parents and administrators. Many are grateful for the way Roger described the games and personalities while performing his duties, and few are probably aware of the long, countless hours he poured into his job without overtime pay to make his work and the community newspaper the best it could be. Roger was often so proud of the Sports Section that on Friday nights after high school football games he would wait around after work until the presses started rolling and printing copies of the next day’s edition to get his own early copy hot off the press. The presses were located downstairs in the now-razed two-story Daily Pilot building on Bay Street in Costa Mesa and upstairs in the newsroom you could feel and hear the presses working, starting at about 12:15 a.m., and well past deadline for the news crew. The Daily Pilot has long been considered a “scrapbook” newspaper based on its extensive coverage of high schools in the community and the many names mentioned in the articles. Roger Carlson, who has the Davidson Field Press Box named after him, was the consummate professional and always placed a high value on getting names in the paper, spelling names correctly and creating football starting lineups and team preview rosters in all sports chockfull of names. Roger’s former boss at the Daily Pilot, Editor Bill Lobdell, suggested that the school name the press box after Carlson in a column Lobdell wrote for the newspaper many years later as a freelance writer and after Roger retired. Roger is currently living in St. George, Utah. It “feels right” to honor Roger on Homecoming Night. Thanks for the memories Roger! O

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14 principal’s message 16 top 10 all-time tar ball games 19 the early years 24 homecoming court 30 schedule/roster 42 players of the week + SCHOLARSHIPS | SAILOR RECORDS | ALL-CIF SELECTIONS Photos by: Nicholas Cadenas and Willie Reichenstein

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Greetings from the Principal, I love homecoming week. And this one is even more special than ever as we celebrate our Alumni Association’s “Tars-and-Stars” night – celebrating 90 YEARS of Sailor tradition. A small technicality: This is our 91st year of Newport Harbor High School football. The 90th year celebration was moved back 12 months (for obvious reasons). Be sure to check the full agenda of the weekend on pages 21-23. The Alumni Association has worked hard to give our alumni three days of events. Incredible. On the Fall 2021 front, school is once again in full force. This has been no easy feat, as you all know. Let’s just say welcome to all alumnus joining us tonight, the game will be extra meaningful. It is awesome to see so many lifelong Sailors at Davidson Field. From Left to Right: We enter tonight’s event with a lower-than-anticipated overall 2-5 record, with a Melissa Taravella, Amanda Boyer, Sunset League record of 1-1. Our preseason schedule is more rigorous this year in hope Rick Pembrook, Sean Boulton, that the team can and will respond during league play. As they did last week with a Jennifer Fox, Jerry Murray, shutout 49-0 win at Fountain Valley. I have been impressed with the sportsmanship on both sides of the ball, as well as the spirit from the band, cheer and fans. Let’s keep up Jack Cusick the great work. Three quarters through the season, our young student-athletes continue to play and learn life lessons as they face challenges that are difficult, perplexing, and with many tedious variables. Learning to “get back into the swing of things” with classes, homework, friends and the constant temptation of “screen time” is not an easy feat. I am thankful to Coach Lofthouse and his staff for taking on this challenge and helping our kids to develop disciplined work habits and character traits that are essential for a successful existence after high school. On behalf of Newport Harbor High School, I would like to thank our dedicated football players, and all the football parents and supporters who have devoted time and money to our program. I would like to thank, too, the many businesses and individuals that have pledged their support for the Newport Harbor High School Football program. O Sean Boulton, Principal

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TO P 10 A L L-TI M E TA R B A L L G A M E S There have been decades of local sports scribes attempting to capture the moment with the best of this and the best of that, based on opinions, and Newport Harbor High School Hall of Famer Don Cantrell paved the way in writing about Harbor sports and its history in the 1950s. Roger Carlson, after whom the press box at Davidson Field is named, was among the latest former Daily Pilot sportswriters to pen a Top 10 All-Time Newport Harbor football games list in 2013. And tonight we salute Roger for his 35 years of service and commitment to covering high school sports in the community! Tonight we also unveil the results of a successful online campaign at TarFootball. com/GOAT in which you the fans voted for the top Newport Harbor games. Will this year’s team play a game worthy of making the list? Stay tuned.

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1974 Newport Harbor 17, Edison 16: In a Week 4 victory that put the Sailors in the driver’s seat for the Sunset League championship, the win sparked a winning streak that stretched into the CIF playoffs as Newport finished 10-2 in Coach Bill Pizzica’s first season. Down 16-10 late in the game, the Sailors came from behind after driving the length of the field, keyed by a 31-yard pass from quarterback Gordon Adams to Vinnie Mulroy, and highlighted by a six-yard touchdown pass from Adams to Mark Steverson with 36 seconds left. Edison had no timeouts after Harbor’s PAT by Art Sorce gave the Tars a one-point margin of victory. Adams, who later played at

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USC, replaced Steve Foley at quarterback because of an early ankle injury. Tailback Brian Theriot rushed for 88 yards on 11 carries for the Tars. Edison went for a field goal instead of a possible touchdown earlier in the fourth quarter, before the Tars came back. It was the first meeting ever between the two schools in front of a packed house at Huntington Beach High.

1970 Newport Harbor 7, Anaheim 0: For the first time since 1942, the Tars captured at least a share of a league championship and participated in the CIF playoffs, propelled by this Week 3 victory over longtime powerhouse Anaheim in a major upset win for Newport Harbor against legendary coach Clare Van Hoorebeke. Earlier in the year, Tar Ball leader and quarterback Alvin White and some buddies suggested that the team place American flags on the side of their helmets, in honor and respect of the U.S. military, and that tradition has never wavered since the opening of that new decade amid political protests, the Kent State shootings, division within the country and bon fire burnings of Vietnam War draft cards on college campuses. You can almost hear the period song and anti-war movement anthem “Fortunate Son” by Creedence Clearwater Revival as Newport football lines up in a David-versus-Goliath situation against the massively favored Colonists and the most famous coach in Orange County football in the 1950s and ’60s. Anaheim was ranked No. 1 at the time in Orange County and No. 2 in CIF Division 1, but the Tars stunned the Colonists at Davidson Field before an estimated 7,000 fans. Jim Swick recovered an Anaheim fumble in the end zone for the game’s only touchdown, following a forced fumble by Newport Harbor’s Terry Albritton, a future world record-holder in the shot put. It was about muscle and mass for Tar Ball in the early 1970s.

Max Durante (#22), All-Sunset League selection and the defensive player-of-the-year, fends off La Habra on Nov. 22, 2013. The Tars won 49-48.

2013 Newport Harbor 49, La Habra 48: In the CIF Southwest Division second round, Quest Truxton capped a remarkable game by intercepting a Hail Mary pass on the last play of the game as the host Sailors (7-5) upset top-seeded La Habra (10-2). Tar fans stormed the field. Truxton caught 14 passes for 233 yards and four touchdowns, including the game-winner with 50 seconds left as he snagged a 16-yard scoring pass from quarterback Cole Norris, who later played at Northern Arizona University. When the scoreboard read 42 – 42, La Habra scored but their extra point was blocked by Wide Receiver, Corey Stowell, making the game 42-48. After the kickoff, NH went to the air again, as Truxton caught the pass high and managed to keep his feet inbounds for the winning touchdown. In a wild, back-and-forth game, Norris threw for 474 yards and five touchdowns. “This is going to be one of those (games) that people are going to talk about,” said Coach Jeff Brinkley, whose team would later reach a CIF championship game for the eighth time in his illustrious 32-year career at Harbor.

1978 Newport Harbor 10, St. Paul 7: At a time when the Sailors played in CIF Division 1, they stunned the top-seeded and previously unbeaten Swordsmen in the first round of the playoffs, propelling the Tars to their second consecutive appearance in the semifinals. While Newport Harbor (7-5 overall) finished third in the Sunset League, Coach Bill Pizzica’s Sailors found another gear in the playoffs, after four losses in the regular season and barely making it into the CIF playoffs as the 16th and final selection. After deposing of No. 1 St. Paul in probably the biggest upset victory in Tar Ball chronicles, the Sailors smashed through heavily favored Redlands, 10-7, in the second round, before losing to eventual CIF champion Fountain Valley in the semifinals. Randy Starr caught a 27-yard pass from Harbor quarterback Dave Hitzel in a come-from-behind, fourth-quarter drive to set up the winning touchdown with 20 seconds left, when Hitzel scored a one-yard burst. Dave Thompson, Bob da Silva, Mike Johnson, Joey Kolina, Scott Mackay and Joe Carnahan were among the Sailors’ top players. Johnson carried

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for 143 yards on 36 rushes in the momentous victory. “Coach Pizzica stood for nothing less than a 110% commitment to a program that continues to carry on the traditions of hard-nosed football,” Kolina said.

2004 Newport Harbor 24, Mayfair 17: In an unforgettable finish, Newport Harbor quarterback Kasey Peters threw a “Hail Mary” pass in the final seconds and Alex Orth grabbed the football for the winning touchdown as the Tars shocked the Monsoons in a CIF Division VI semifinal at Cerritos College. While the Tars lost to Huntington Beach the following week in the CIF final at Angel Stadium, it was a miracle comeback for Newport Harbor in its semifinal road win, as Travis Duffield booted a 28-yard field goal with 25.5 seconds left and Taylor Young recovered a Mayfair fumble on the first play of the ensuing series to set up the winning “Hail Mary” from 30 yards out as Orth came up with the ball in a crowd of defenders in the end zone with 4.2 seconds remaining. One of the defenders was future Tennessee Titans standout Alterraun Verner. Peters passed for 321 yards and two touchdowns, and scored on a one-yard run. Throughout the season, most of Peters’ passes were aimed for senior Spencer Link, who ended with a school-record 143 career receptions.

2005 Newport Harbor 28, Valencia 21: To win their third CIF championship and their only title in the 21st century, the Sailors used the arm and legs of quarterback Tom Jackson to score four touchdowns in the Division VI title game at OCC, the peak of the Brinkley era. Jackson threw three touchdown passes and ran for another to spearhead Newport, which took the lead in the fourth quarter on Jackson’s two-yard scoring toss to Delano McKenzie. Nick Novotny and

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All-Sunset League tailback Brian Theriot (#30) rushed for 88 yards on 11 carries for the Tars 17-16 win over Edison in 1974.

Jarrett Daniel scored on Jackson throws from 10 and 22 yards, respectively, for the Tars, while James Coder produced a victory-sealing interception to close out the Tigers. Newport Harbor finished with an 11-3 record and made a trip to the CIF playoffs for an unprecedented 15th time in 17 years under Brinkley.

1999 Newport Harbor 19, Irvine 18: Against their longtime nemesis, the Sailors came back from an 18-6 deficit in the CIF Division VI championship game to capture their second Southern Section title. It might have been the Tars’ second unbeaten and untied season, but they finished 13-0-1 because of Brinkley’s show of respect for the opposing coaches and willingness to pull his horses late in a Week 2 nonleague game against Marina, in which they settled for a 21-21 tie. In the CIF title game at Orange Coast College, Newport Harbor senior tailback Andre Stewart, who was killed a year later in a car accident, rallied the Sailors in the fourth quarter with a 42yard run and a 19-yard touchdown jaunt on the next play. Later, Newport’s Andy Kalanza scooped up an Irvine fumble, caused by Garrett Troncale, and reached the end zone from four yards out for the go-ahead touchdown. Newport was 2-6 against Irvine prior to 1999, when the Tars beat the Vaqueros twice.

1994 Newport Harbor 13, Foothill 10 (OT): Since the overtime victory led to Newport Harbor’s first CIF title, this epic CIF Division V semifinal ranks among the greatest events in Tar Ball lore, as fans lined the end zones and outskirts of Tustin High in maybe the No. 1 nail-biter of all time. To start the tie-breaker, Foothill elected to go on offense first and was held to a field goal, after a huge sack by Newport Harbor nose guard Bill Johns, the Sea View League and CIF Division V Defensive Player of the Year. The Tars punched in the winning touchdown when tailback Brian Johnson, seemingly stopped, pushed through blockers to reach the end zone on fourth down. It was one of the most memorable play calls in Brinkley’s 32-year career, because he let the kids decide whether to kick a field goal and try to tie the game, or go for the win with a touchdown. In a tension-filled game, and after being outgained by the Knights in total offense, 370-124, the Tars posted another miracle win as Johnson carried to paydirt from about 48 inches away behind tackle James “Big Country” Moureaux. The Sailors also rallied late in a 27-24 upset win over Santa Margarita that season to help secure a league championship.

1994 Newport Harbor 20, Servite 15: To clinch their first CIF championship, the Sailors rallied in the fourth quarter to defeat the Friars before a capacity crowd of 8,200 at Orange Coast College and live television audience on the former Orange County Newschannel cable network. In a section title contest to crown Newport Harbor’s only unbeaten and untied gridiron campaign in nine decades, Coach Brinkley’s squad celebrated after defensive end Jack Hogan recovered a Servite fumble with 1:35 left in the game, and the Tars ran out the clock with quarterback John Giordani at

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Honorable mention: 2018: NH 30, Sequoia 13

1942: NH 7, Santa Ana 0

2006: NH 21, Esperanza 13 1996: NH 23, Servite 16

1973: NH 34, South Hills 19 1979: NH 17, Edison 13

2005: NH 32, El Dorado 31 (OT) 1963: NH 7, Anaheim 0

1960: NH 20, La Habra 0 1955: NH 28, Fullerton 6

2013: NH 27, Los Alamitos 24 (OT) 1983: NH 7, Corona del Mar 3

1934: NH 6, Huntington Beach 0 1937: NH 7, Huntington Beach 0 1984: NH 26, Saddleback 26

1994: NH 27, Santa Margarita 23 1936: NH 32, Capistrano 0 1949: NH 40, Downey 0

1942: NH 54, Anaheim 0

2007: NH 7, Notre Dame 3 1977: NH 21, St. Francis 15 1978: NH 10, Redlands 7

1977: NH 14, West Covina 10 1992: NH 28, Rubidoux 14

1985: NH 24, Saddleback 21 1973: NH 21, Loara 17

1957: NH 7, Santa Ana 6

1963: NH 13, Corona del Mar 12

1934: NH 6, Huntington Beach 0 2001: NH 24, Irvine 0 1999: NH 12, Irvine 10

1931: NH 7, Capistrano 0

1989: NH 21, Glenn 20 (OT)

the controls. In what became known as “The Catch,” Giordani throw a strike down the left side and tight end Mike Freeman hauled in the pass at the 12-yard line,

and bulldozed his way into the end zone for the go-ahead touchdown. Servite still had 2:37 on the clock, but defensive end Tom Eaton stripped a Friar ball carrier and Hogan pounced on the fumble. For the first time since Davidson opened the doors to the school as a volunteer principal, Tar Ball captured a CIF football championship.

1992 Newport Harbor 28, Corona del Mar 21: It wasn’t a CIF championship game, but it will forever be known as Battle of the Bay II and the only time the rivals squared off a second time in a season. With the week-long build-up to the unscheduled, unmatched CIF Division V semifinal, i.e. Battle of the Bay II, and the energy in the stadium at Davidson Field, it was must-see theater as the community almost shut down for a night to witness the Greatest Show on Earth. What made the victory so sweet for the Sailors was the fact that they avenged an earlier 17-0 loss to their bitter rival in the regular season. But even more significant was that the win launched the Tars into a CIF championship game for the first time in 50 years. The Sailors rallied to win it when Wade Tift scored on a 25-yard touchdown run with 1:30 left on the clock. In a wild fourth quarter, CdM’s Chris Taylor scored on a 75-yard fumble recovery return for a touchdown to give the Sea Kings a 21-13 lead. But Tift returned the ensuing kickoff to the Tars’ 45, setting up game-tying touchdown pass from quarterback Gregg Williams to Chad La Bass from 25 yards. The Williams-La Bass duo worked again on a 2-point conversion pass to tie it, 21-21. Seconds later, Newport’s Chris Edwards recovered a CdM fumble, forced by Jeff Sanita, to set up Tift’s winning touchdown jaunt on a draw play. It is one of the most compelling sporting events in Newport-Mesa Unified School District history. O

T H E E A R LY YEAR S Newport Harbor opened its doors in 1930 and fielded its first football team the following year under Coach Ralph Reed. By Richard Dunn Newport Harbor High’s grand football stadium is named after the school’s first principal, Sidney Davidson, who had the benevolent distinction of working for the first seven months without pay. Imagine anyone doing that these days. Since Davidson Field was renovated and reopened in 2017 as a community-centered sports palace, the Sailors’ football team has been eager to return to the CIF-Southern Section playoffs, which has been synonymous with Tar Ball for decades. Tonight we honor all who have been involved in Newport Harbor football and athletics through the years. The Sailors began playing football with leather helmets in 1931, with dirt roads leading to the campus on Irvine Avenue as students came from Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach, Corona del Mar, Balboa Island and Balboa Peninsula. The nearest high schools were Huntington Beach and Santa Ana. One of the first great Newport Harbor football players was Al Irwin (Class of ’36), the first four-year letterman in Tar Ball history who later became a successful Sailor football

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coach for eight years, the longest-tenured coach in Harbor chronicles before Jeff Brinkley (32 years). The Sailors did not win many games in their early years, but in 1935 football players had something to write relatives about as Newport Harbor notched its first winning season at 4-3-1, with shutout wins over Valencia, 7-0, Laguna Beach, 25-0, Capistrano, 7-0, and Tustin, 13-0. The Tars also tied Orange, 0-0, as the defense posted five shutouts. In 1936, Newport recorded its first league championship in school history, albeit the B group, or modern-day junior varsity. In 1937, the varsity Sailors produced their best season in Coach Ralph Reed’s seventh and final year as head football coach with a 6-2-1 mark, with the foundation established a year earlier, when the B team won the Orange League title. “Ralph Reed coached everything; he coached every sport in every season, including track and field,” Irwin once said. Harold (Hal) Sheflin (above and below), the Sailor’s great bull elephant fullback, circa 1942.

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In addition to football, Reed, after whom the school gymnasium is named, coached the Sailors’ varsity basketball team for the first 22 years and served as the school’s athletic director from its opening until ’62. In an interesting twist, before opening Newport Harbor in 1930, Reed coached at Excelsior High in Norwalk, the high school where Brinkley starred as a quarterback four decades later, and also began his head football coaching career in 1978. In 1942, Newport Harbor won its first varsity league championship in the Sunset League and played in the CIF SmallSchools Division final, the only round of the CIF playoffs at the time. The Sailors captured the league title by sweeping through every opponent, including an important 7-0 victory over highly regarded Santa Ana late in the regular season. Newport’s Ed Miller scored the only touchdown in the Santa Ana game, after Tar quarterback Bob Gaynor faked a handoff to legendary fullback Hal Sheflin,

a three-time All-CIF selection. On fourth down, Miller reached the end zone from a yard out. The Sailors won the following week against Huntington Beach, 52-7, to wrap up a 9-0 regular season. In the CIF championship game, the Tars lost to Bonita, 39-6, but not before Sheflin made a lasting impression in the first half, before an injury kept him out of the second half as Bonita broke the game open. Bonita was spearheaded by future Heisman Trophy winner Glenn Davis. As a sophomore at Army, the three-time All-American Davis said in Time Magazine that “Harold Sheflin” was the best player he’d ever played against in football. It took 50 years for the Sailors to return to a CIF title game. Adding to Tar Ball lore, a young Balboa Island kid named Mike Giddings grew up idolizing Sheflin in the early 1940s. Even though his family moved from the area and he never fulfilled his dream of playing football at Harbor, Giddings became the head football coach at Newport in 1982. O

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“Battle of the Bands” by Decade on the Sailor Stage

Homecoming Tailgate Dinner & Game

12:00-12:30pm “Walter, Etc.” with Kris Schobert and Dustin Hayes Class of 2009, Jake Lee Class of 2010, and bandmate Milk

5:30pm Enter at the Main Gate (from 16th Street Junior parking lot) Dinner provided by NHHS Culinary Arts 6:00pm Enjoy special appearances by Tommy Tar, Cheer, Dance, Band and Homecoming Court 6:50pm Alumni parade into reserved seats in the stadium

12:45-1:15pm “Grateful Not Yet Dead” with ??? 1:30-2:00pm “The Milestones” with John Ferraro Class of 1973, Ron Levy Class of 1976, and bandmate Ernie Nunez

7:00pm Kick-Off against Huntington Beach High School. Cheer on the Sailors & Enjoy Homecoming Festivities

2:15-3:00pm “Fireside Chats” with Oscar Constandse and Brett Baker Class of 1998, Jack Hogan Class of 1995, and bandmate Tommy Larkin

9:30pm (or earlier!) Afterparty Hang-Out at “Original Pizza Bar & Grill”at the Newport Beach Golf Course 3100 Irvine Ave Newport Beach, CA 92660

12:00-3:00pm Lunch & Treats TK Burger & Tacomiendo Mexican Grill food trucks

Saturday, October 16 Campus Open House Festival

Alumni Games – Spectators welcome! 10:00am Water Polo in the NHHS Aquatics Center

11:00am Field Hockey in Davidson Field 11:00am Exclusive Private Showing of “The Tower”

NHHS Culinary Team with chocolate chip cookies

12:30pm & 2:00pm Campus Tours (meet at the doors under the tower)

Teacher, Coach & Staff Meet-and-Greet Station 12:00pm 1:00pm 2:00pm

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12:00-3:00pm Pop-Up Booths

Class of 1980 & 1981 – Connect with your classmates as part of your Reunion Baseball – Meet the new coach Josh Lee Boys & Girls Basketball – Celebrate the Girls CIF Champions 2021 and chat with Coaches Jerry DeBusk, Larry Hirst & Bob Torribio Drama Department – Learn about the upcoming season Boys & Girls Volleyball – Catch up with Coach Charlie Brande Kathryn Asahino Tait California Apparel … & More!

4:30-6:45pm Dinner Headquarters

“The Wild Goose” 436 East 17th Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Sign-up for the Guest List on our website NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Mailing Address PO Box 2675 Newport Beach, CA 92663 Heritage Hall at NHHS Address 600 Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach, CA 92663 Phone: 949-515-6376 E-mail: info@NewportHarborAlumni.org Website: www.NewportHarborAlumni.org

Tars & Stars Concert Event with Honk 7:00pm Doors Open 7:30pm All Star Alumni Jam Band 8:00pm Honk Enter at the front doors of the school right under the tower to find your seat in the Inner Quad. Get there when the doors open at 7:00pm to not miss a minute & bring a jacket! 9:30pm (or earlier!) Afterparty Hang-Out at “Original Pizza Bar & Grill”at the Newport Beach Golf Course 3100 Irvine Ave Newport Beach, CA 92660

Sunday, October 17 th Goodbye Brunch

11:00am-1:00pm “Toes in the Sand” Back Bay Brunch at the Newport Aquatics Center Food will be served at 11:00am but come earlier to enjoy the equipment & beach! 1 Whitecliffs Dr Newport Beach, CA 92660 4:30-7:30pm An Afternoon of Jazz with the Class of 1966 Nancy Celeste Walker, Craig Buhler, Chris Babbitt & friends will perform live Jazz “Original Pizza Bar & Grill”at the Newport Beach Golf Course 3100 Irvine Ave Newport Beach, CA 92660

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Senior Princess: Mckayla Cotton

Mckayla is being escorted by her mother, Anthea Crose. Her favorite class at school has been with Mr. Constandse for chemistry because he always makes the class fun and exciting. Mckayla’s most memorable moment at Newport Harbor is going to ASB camp her sophomore year. She was able to meet so many new people and represent her school to others. She plays Varsity field hockey and softball at Harbor. In her free time, Mckayla enjoys playing softball on her travel team, hanging out with friends, and sleeping. And finally, all the friends she’s made and the sports she’s been involved in will be what she misses most about high school.

Senior Princess: Samantha Lopez Arevalo

Samantha is being escorted by her step-father, Rogelio Pla. Her favorite class is AVID because it’s helped her get through the hard challenges she faced during high school. Sam would never change that class for anything in the world. Her favorite memory at Harbor was at one of the football games. Sam made a huge poster with the NHHS helmet and a friend’s number on it. She will never forget the night he hugged her and was so grateful. Her favorite thing at Newport would be the events. She loves how students have the opportunity to participate and have fun during the events.

Senior Princess: Madison Flores

Madi is being escorted by her step-father, Steven Scott. She is on the Pep Squad and in her free time attends Harvest Church youth nights, goes to work, and does homework. Madi loves to hang out with her friends and go to the beach. Her favorite class at Newport Harbor has been Marine Science with Mr. Johnston because he’s a great teacher and very funny. Madi’s favorite memory at Newport Harbor is when we almost won Battle of the Bay. Her favorite thing about Newport Harbor is how she has been able to bond with many different teachers.

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Junior Princess: Abigail Valdes

Abby is being escorted by her father, Vince Valdes. She is on Varsity Song, a member of DECA, on FCA Leadership, and is in the IB program. Abby is also in National Charity League and volunteers as a middle school youth group leader at St Andrews. Her favorite class at school was AP Lang during her sophomore year because she liked the people and teacher Mr. Zeddies. Abby’s favorite memory at Newport Harbor was traveling to Las Vegas with Cheer during her freshman year. Her favorite thing about NHHS is the community on campus.

Sophomore Princess: Avery Wolfe

Avery is being escorted by her mother, Amy Wolfe. Avery plays goalie on the girls water polo team, is in ASB, and is a part of the FIDM club. She spends most of her time on the pool deck, but also enjoys painting and going for late night drives and adventures with her friends. Avery’s favorite class is ASB Student Government. She loves that she gets to hang out with all her friends while supporting the school. She also enjoys letting her energetic side out to hype students up! A memorable moment for Avery at NHHS was Grade Wars last year. She got to compete against the other classes with some of her best friends and it was such a fun experience, especially beating the seniors in tug-o-war (flex). Avery’s favorite thing about NHHS is the opportunities that the school offers. She sees that there is truly something for everyone at Harbor, including so many options and different classes for each student’s specific interests and talents. Avery believes that the different programs, sports teams, and clubs around school make it such a diverse and unique environment on campus.

Freshman Princess: Ashley Castaneda

Ashley is being escorted by her brother, Anthony Castaneda. She likes to paint, dance, binge watch her favorite shows, and hopes to be on the first ever NHHS Girls Flag Football team. Ashley’s favorite class at Newport Harbor is English with Ms. Zerouali because she loves the people she works with and enjoys taking notes. Her favorite memory at NHHS was when she was pulled out of my drama class to find out I was nominated for Homecoming Princess. Ashley thinks that the best thing about Newport Harbor is the school spirit, positive energy, and kind people.

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2021 SUNSET LEAGUE

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@YORBA LINDA

AWAY WEEK 0

FRI 8.20 Yorba Linda HS

Edison

Corona del Mar

Fountain Valley

Huntington Beach

@EDISON

AWAY WEEK 6

THU 9.30

Huntington Beach HS

HOME WEEK 1

THU 8.26

MARINA

Davidson Field

AWAY WEEK 7

@FOUNTAIN VALLEY

FRI 10.8

Huntington Beach HS

WEEK 2 BYE

CAPO VALLEY

HOME WEEK 3

FRI 9.10

Davidson Field

AWAY WEEK 4

FRI 9.17

@TRABUCO HILLS

FRI 10.15

CORONA DEL MAR

HOME WEEK 9

FRI 10.22

Davidson Field (BoTB)

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FRI 9.24 Davidson Field

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Trabuco Hills HS

HOME WEEK 8

AWAY WEEK 10

FRI 10.29

@LOS ALAMITOS

Westminster HS

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roster

#1 Kim, Nick QB • 6’1 • 210 • Sr.

#2 Farley, Hayden RB • 5’11 • 161 • Sr.

#3 Chaix, Johnny DB • 5’10 • 150 • Jr.

#4 de Avila, Carson DB/QB • 6’1 • 185 • Jr.

#5 Riley, Billy DB • 5’8 • 150 • Jr.

#6 Henjum, Kashton WR • 6’2 • 180 • Jr.

#7 Chenier, Connor LB • 5’10 • 180 • Sr.

#8 Lamarque, Josiah WR/DB • 5’11 • 177 • So.

#9 Starnes, Duke WR/DB • 6’5 • 175 • Sr.

#10 Carlon, Jacob LB/WR • 6’3 • 205 • So.

#11 Emerson, Garrett DB/WR • 5’9 • 140 • Jr.

#12 Guitron-Moore, AJ QB • 5’11 • 183 • Sr.

#13 Green, Will QB • 6’1 • 162 • So.

#14 Refaat, Omar WR • 6’1 • 170 • Jr.

#15 Jackson, Anthony DB • 5’10 • 180 • Sr.

#17 Hall, Max DB/QB • 6’2 • 175 • So.

roster

#18 Robinson, Tommy WR • 6’1 • 150 • Jr.

#19 Kelcher, Dalton DB • 5’11 • 175 • Jr.

#20 Blauwkamp, Jagger LB • 5’8 • 150 • So.

#21 Cereda, Jack DB/WR • 5’11 • 177 • Jr.

#22 Yamakawa, Travis LB • 5’7 • 166 • Jr.

#23 Medina, Brandon DB • 5’8 • 143 • So.

#24 Hendriks, Gabe DB • 5’11 • 150 • So.

#25 Rosene, Cole DB • 5’10 • 150 • Sr.

#26 Richardson, Jon K/P • 5’9 • 155 • So.

#27 Avalos, Noe P/K • 5’6 • 140 • So.

#28 Werner, Trace LB • 5’10 • 200 • Jr.

#29 Gallegos, Damian DB • 5’7 • 156 • So.

#30 Slater, Henry RB/LB • 5’6 • 160 • So.

#31 Ketchum, McKay DB/RB • 6’ • 165 • So.

#32 Jarquin, Leonel LB • 5’7 • 176 • So.

#33 Crowell, Robby LB • 5’11 • 195 • Jr.

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roster

#34 Irving, Payton RB • 6’ • 185 • Jr.

#35 Mancilla, Fernando K/P • 5’7 • 131 • So.

#36 Zamora, Ethan RB • 5’6 • 142 • So.

#37 Davis, Leo LB • 6’ • 160 • Jr.

#38 Young, Jackson DB • 5’8 • 140 • Jr.

#39 Lavin, Jimmy DB/WR • 6’2 • 148 • So.

#40 Seabold, Carson LB • 5’9 • 165 • Jr.

#41 Tankersley, Wyatt DB • 5’9 • 137 • So.

#43 Myers, Alex DB • 5’11 • 153 • Jr.

#44 Muir, Tanner LB • 6’ • 180 • So.

#45 Chenier, Andrew DB • 5’9 • 175 • Sr.

#46 Espana, Jordan DB • 5’11 • 148 • So.

#47 Fulsang, Eric LB • 6’1 • 146 • Jr.

#48 Torres-Sanchez, Getsemani

#49 Cu Esturban, Victor DB • 5’8 • 160 • Jr.

#50 Pappageorge, Alexe DL • 5’7 • 195 • Jr.

DB • 5’8 • 184 • Jr.

roster

#51 Ost, Jeremy OL/DL • 6’3 • 315 • Jr.

#52 Bertonneau, Aidan OL • 5’7 • 210 • So.

#53 Arredondo, Miguel DB • 5’10 • 170 • Jr.

#54 McCullough, Eamonn OL • 6’ • 200 • Jr.

#55 Sagiao, Makai OL/DL • 6’ • 310 • So.

#56 Denoon, Cameron DL • 6’1 • 210 • So.

#60 Skibby, Caden OL • 6’1 • 275 • Sr.

#61 Presby, Will OL • 5’11 • 202 • So.

#62 Peters, Nathan OL/DL • 6’4 • 250 • Sr.

#63 Flores, Daniel OL • 6’2 • 311 • So.

#64 Flores, David OL • 6’2 • 290 • So.

#65 Brennan, Jackson DL • 6’ • 153 • So.

#66 Gomez, Carter DL/OL • 5’10 • 245 • Jr.

#68 Sanchez, Richard OL • 6’ • 220 • So.

#69 Marquez, Emilio OL • 6’ • 250 • Jr.

#70 Simon, Grayson OL/DL • 6’3 • 235 • Sr.

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roster

#71 Jurczyk, Jacob DL • 6’ • 280 • Jr.

#73 Bradfield, Brody DL/OL • 5’10 • 270 • Sr.

#74 Zeigler, Elijah DL/OL • 6’6 • 290 • Jr.

#77 Bonas, George DL • 6’1 • 166 • So.

#80 Elliot, Evan WR • 6’1 • 170 • Jr.

#81 D’Elia, Nick WR • 6’ • 141 • So.

#82 Remsen, Daniel WR • 6’1 • 170 • Jr.

#84 Zamora, Zachary WR/LB • 6’3 • 195 • Sr.

#87 Ost, Leonard LB • 6’ • 256 • Jr.

#88 Sommer, Jake WR • 6’3 • 154 • Jr.

#90 Regitz, Trey DL • 6’1 • 250 • Jr.

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Fegel, Cade

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4 Fontana, Lenz

Pos.

# Name

Pos.

# Name

Pos.

WR/DB 5’7 125

Ht.

Wt.

14 Showalter, Tyler

WR/DB 5’11 135

26 Gahm, Wyatt

RB/LB 5’5 123

RB/LB 5’4 120

15 Haseth, Elijah

5’11 185

28 Spicer, Braden

WR/DB 5’5 110

17 Benedict, Shane LB

5’9 145

30 Lujan, Ryland

RB/LB 5’6 135

5 Oltmans, Tommy RB/DB 5’6 110

Wt.

Ht.

Wt.

6’0 138

18 Stokes, Spencer RB/DB 5’2 110

31 Cuchillo, Christopher FB

Payne, Nolan

WR/LB 5’7 125

19 Gruber, Michael WR/LB 5’11 138

32 Post, Davis RB/LB 5’7 140

5’10

185

Stefano, Bode

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20 Mason Jr, Antron RB/LB 5’7 209

33 Garcia, Quinton RB/DB 5’7 120

8 Guyser, Jaxon

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22 Perez, Hudson

WR/DB 5’7 125

34 Atkins, Wyatt

6’1 165

Budde, Ryker

QB/LB 5’11 135

23 Peña, John

TE/LB 6’0 190

35 Vazquez, Niko

5’4 105

11 Glynn, Tony

WR/LB 5’10 155

24 Rodgers, Gavin

WR/DB 5’6 120

36 Myers, Zack

5’8 130

13 McKown, Nash

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25 Kearney, Sawyer LB

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37 Ayala, Sabastian LB

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Record: (6-1) overall and (2-0) in league # Name

Pos.

# Name

Pos.

Ht.

38 Nye, James

OL/DL 6’0 160

Ht.

Wt.

59 Kimble, Landon

5’2 128

Wt.

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Pos.

77 Juarez, Michael

OL/DL 5’11 254

Ht.

Wt.

41 Wrube, Owen

5’5 140

61 Pullis, Harry

OL/DL 5’10 180

78 Karaba, Nico

OL/DL 6’2 245

42 Parry, Seth

5’3 110

62 Rodgers, Isaac

OL/DL 5’9 200

83 Moore, Caiden

WR/DB 6’2 155

43 Rocha, Joseph

5’5 134

66 Heninger, Everett OL/DL 6’5 285

84 McCollum, Zachary WR/DB 5’5 115

45 Gallegos, Giancarlo LB

5’5 150

67 Martinez, Yael

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87 Dutcher, Beckham WR/DB 5’10 135

47 Martin Cruz, Joshue K

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68 Goff, Asa

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88 Casey, Vaughan TE/DL 6’0 167

48 MacNeil, Ian LB

5’4 110

69 Duran, Paul

OL/DL 5’11 215

90 Beekman, Matthew OL/DL

OL/DL 6’0 173

91 Hernandez, Kevin OL/DL 5’8 185

156

52 Perez, Lucas

OL/DL 6’0 205

72 Lapite, Caden

55 Lauritzen, John

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players of the week VARSITY

FRI 8.20

OFFENSE Payton Irving Mckay Ketchum

YORBA LINDA

DEFENSE Johnny Chaix Leo Davis

SPECIAL TEAMS Johnny Chaix Noe Avalos

FRI 9.10

OFFENSE Zach Zamora Mckay Ketchum

CAPO VALLEY

DEFENSE Carson de Avila Ryan Cornuke

SPECIAL TEAMS Leo Davis Noe Avalos

FRI 9.24

OFFENSE Grayson Simon Will Green Aidan Bertonneau

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PRACTICE PLAYER Duke Starnes

JSERRA

DEFENSE Conner Chenier Tanner Muir

SPECIAL TEAMS Nate Peters Noe Avalos

FRI 10.8

OFFENSE Kashton Henjum Ethan Zamora

PRACTICE PLAYER Max Hall

PRACTICE PLAYER Travis Yamakawa

THU 8.26

OFFENSE Grayson Simon Aidan Bertonneau

MARINA

DEFENSE Carson de Avila Gabe Hendriks

FRI 9.17

OFFENSE Kashton Henjum Henry Slater

SPECIAL TEAMS Jon Richardson Henry Slater

PRACTICE PLAYER Daniel Remsen

TRABUCO HILLS

DEFENSE Robby Crowell Travis Yamakawa

THU 9.30

OFFENSE AJ Guitron-Moore Jack Cereda

DEFENSE Carson de Avila Cameron Denoon

SPECIAL TEAMS Noe Avalos Daniel Remsen

PRACTICE PLAYER Tanner Muir

EDISON

SPECIAL TEAMS Zach Zamora Jon Richardson

PRACTICE PLAYER Gabe Hendriks

FOUNTAIN VALLEY

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SPECIAL TEAMS Johnny Chaix Ferny Mancilla

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scholarships

Vincent D. Mulroy Scholarship Award

The Vincent D. Mulroy Scholarship Award is publicly supported and was founded in 2009 to honor Vince Mulroy, The award is presented to the offensive player demonstrating the highest level of football performance on the field of play. The recipient… Read More Online

Greg Gladstone Memorial Scholarship Award

Greg Gladstone died doing what he loved: Surfing in Newport on January 23, 2010. Greg was a lifelong Waterman who felt most at home in the ocean. As a student at Ventura High School, he was a C.I.F. State Water… Read More Online

Cade Feitler Athletic Scholarship

In February 2005, Cade Feitler at 13 years of age, suffered a traumatic brain injury as a result of an inattentive driver who ran a red light on Newport Blvd. and broadsided the family vehicle while coming home from Ensign… Read More Online

John Gust Athletic Scholarship

The John Gust Athletic Scholarship is a publicly supported memorial established in December 1973 to honor John Gust, class of 1974, an outstanding football player and wrestler who was killed in an auto accident on a skiing trip after football… Read More Online

The Kamble Chai Foundation Athletic Scholarship

The Kamble Chai Foundation is a publicly supported memorial established in December 1997 to honor Mr. Kamble Chai, an outstanding Chinese-American community leader and a man of great virtue. The foundation focuses its worldwide philanthropic activities on education and has… Read More Online

The Coach Mike Giddings Scholarship Award

The Coach Mike Giddings Scholarship Award was established in 2018 by Newport Harbor Football alumni in honor of Coach Giddings, who from 1982 to 1985 led the team. The recipient receives $2,000.00 toward continuing education (either 4-year school or 2-year school) and the continuation of playing football at the college level. The recipient shall be chosen by the Coaching Staff. Read More Online

For more information, visit TarFootball.com/scholarship-awards

sailor records

Touchdown Leaders – Career Steve Brazas Cole Kinder Chris Manderino Dartangan Johnson Quest Truxton Spencer Link Brett Baker Andre Stewart Ray Ohrel JB Green Harold Sheflin Riley Gaddis Wade Tift

Rushing Yards - Season Andre Stewart Chris Manderino Ray Ohrel Dartangan Johnson Brett Baker Cole Kinder Steve Brazas Ryan Rippon Talaleilei Teaupa Harold Sheflin Wade Tift

Rushing Yards - Career Cole Kinder Dartangan Johnson Steve Brazas Andre Stewart Wade Tift Chris Manderino Harold Sheflin Ray Ohrel Brett Baker Ryan Rippon

45 ’82-’83 44 ’14-’16 39 ’99-’00 38 ’00-’02 32 ’11-’13 32 ’02-’04 31 ’97-’98 30 ’97-’99 28 ’96 27 ’06-’08 26 ’40-’42 25 ’12-’14 18 ’91-’93

2,402 2,171 2,124 1,904 1,877 1,853 1,757 1,704 1,663 1,618 1,519

’99 ’00 ’96 ’01 ’97 ’16 ’83 ’05 ’12 ’42 ’92

4,041 3,451 2,919 2,697 2,632 2,396 2,231 2,124 2,042 1,900

’14-’16 ’00-’02 ’82-’83 ’97-’99 ’91-’93 ’99-’01 ’40-’42 ’96 ’96-’97 ’03-’05

100+ Rushing Yards - Career Cole Kinder Dartangan Johnson Andre Stewart Wade Tift Chris Manderino Ryan Rippon Brett Baker Matt Encinias Fritz Howser Steve Brazas

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20 18 13 12 11 10 9 8 8 8

’14-’16 ’97-’99 ’97-’99 ’99-’01 ’03-’05 ’96-’97 ’00-’03 ’84 ’82-’83 ’82-’83

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Rushing Yards – Individual Game Cole Kinder Cole Kinder Andre Stewart Ryan Rippon Cole Kinder Steve Brazas Andre Stewart Cole Kinder Steve Brazas Buzzy Yokoyama Cole Kinder

Passing Yards - Season Shane Foley Cole Norris Cole Norris Shane Foley Josiah Fredriksen Kasey Peters Mike McDonald Steve Scheck Andrew McDonald Morgan Craig Tom Jackson John Giordani

Passing Yards - Career Cole Norris Shane Foley Josiah Fredricksen Kasey Peters Andrew McDonald Morgan Craig Austin Rios Tom Jackson Steve Gorman Steve Bukich Kirk Summers

327 316 310 306 304 297 294 294 287 285 285

’16 ’16 ’99 ’05 ’15 ’83 ’99 ’16 ’83 ’10 ’16

3,057 2,959 2,517 2,304 2,263 2,176 1,840 1,774 1,697 1,629 1,538 1,529

’85 ’13 ’14 ’84 ’96 ’04 ’02 ’89 ’08 ’01 ’05 ’94

6,955 5,361 3,405 3,304 3,207 2,804 2,379 2,320 2,304 2,257 2,187

’12-’14 ’84-’85 ’95-’96 ’02-’04 ’06-’08 ’99-’01 ’08-’10 ’03-’05 ’97-’98 ’71-’73 ’86-’87

Passing Receptions - Season Quest Truxton Cory Stowell Marc Craig Keaton Cablay Danny Pulido Parker Norton Brian Gaeta Rob Berry Jim Stanley Ho Troung Spencer Link Brannon Coluccio Kevin McClelland

83 83 75 69 68 64 61 59 58 58 57 57 57

’13 ’13 ’85 ’14 ’96 ’10 ’00 ’81 ’88 ’84 ’03 ’91 ’85

Passing Receptions - Career Spencer Link Danny Pulido Quest Truxton Marc Craig Parker Norton JB Green Cory Stowell George Greenwalt Keaton Cablay Brian Gaeta Landon Gyulay Cecil Whiteside Oscar Garcia Brannon Coluccio

150 143 131 131 104 102 95 92 89 89 78 78 76 74

Most Consecutive Extra Points Dillan Freiberg Michael Schultz Travis Duffield Sterling Coberly Kurt Lohse Sterling Coberly Kurt Lohse Alvin White Phil Mirkovich Art Source Sterling Coberly

Wins One Season

’94 14 ’99 13 ’04 12 ’96 12 ’05 11 ’00 11 ’92 11 ’01 10 ’97 10 ’85 10 ’74 10

72 43 22 19 19 18 18 16 16 14 13

’02-’04 ’94-’96 ’11-’13 ’85-’86 ’08-’10 ’06-’08 ’12-’13 ’89-’90 ’12-’14 ’99-’01 ’10-’12 ’06-’09 ’97-’98 ’89-’91

’07-’09 ’12-’13 ’04 ’86 ’83 ’85 ’82 ’70 ’54 ’74 ’84

Wins Two Seasons

’99-’00 24 ’04-’05 23 ’96-’97 22 ’00-’01 21 ’93-’94 21 ’03-’04 19 ’98-’99 19 ’84-’85 19 ’73-’74 19 ’94-’95 18 ’92-’93 18 ’91-’92 18

Wins Three Seasons

’99-’01 34 ’92-’94 32 ’03-’05 30 ’98-’00 30 ’94-’96 30 ’04-’06 29 ’97-’99 29 ’00-’02 28 ’96-’98 28 ’83-’85 27 ’02-’04 26

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all-CIF selections

Year

Name

Position

Year

Name

Position

1939

Frank Sheflin

Receiver

1992

Beau Ralphs

Defensive Line

1940

Harold Sheflin

Running Back

1993

Steve Gonzales

Linebacker

1939 1941

1942

1943

1944

1948 1952

1963 1970 1971

1972

1973 1973

1973 1974 1977

1978 1979

1982 1982 1982

1983 1983

1984 1984 1984 1985

1985 1985 1985 1985

1986 1986 1987 1987

1988 1989

George Mickelwait Harold Sheflin Harold Sheflin

Larry Langmade Dick Freeman

Bob Thompson Rollie Pulaski John Weber

Grant Gelker

Terry Albritton Jim Swick

Steve Bukich

Vince Mulroy Jeff Kravitz Art Sorce

Don Barker

Dave Thompson Neil Ross

Dave Cadigan Brett Kacura

Steve Brazas Brett Kacura

Steve Brazas Mike Beech Ho Troung

Shane Foley Shane Foley Mark Craig

Scott Craig

Sterling Coberly

Kevin McClelland Mark Craig

Sterling Coberly Dave Tuller

Tom Walker

Dain Mangnall

George Greenwalt

Quarterback

Running Back Running Back

Running Back

Offensive Tackle Receiver

Running Back Receiver

Offensive Tackle

Offensive Tackle Linebacker

Quarterback Receiver

Offensive Guard Kicker

Linebacker Linebacker

Defensive Line

Offensive Tackle

Offensive Guard Running Back

Defensive Line Running Back

Offensive Tackle Receiver

Quarterback Quarterback Receiver

Offensive Tackle Kicker

Linebacker Receiver Kicker

Offensive Tackle Running Back

Offensive Guard Tight End

1989 Josh Klein Kicker 1990

George Greenwalt

Tight End

1991

Brandon Finney

Running Back

1990 1991 1991

1992

Darin Mangnall Marc Barton

Darin Mangnall Wade Tift

Linebacker

Offensive Guard Linebacker

Running Back

1992

1994 1994

1994 1994 1994 1996 1996

1996 1996 1997

1997

1999

1999 1999 1999

2000 2000 2000 2001

2001

2001 2001 2001

2004

Jeff Sanita

Mike Freeman Sherif Pepic Bill Johns

Brian Johnson

Dan McDonough

Josiah Fredrikson Danny Pulido Ray Ohrel

Joe Urban

Pete Hogan Brett Baker

Andre Stewart Blair Jones

Billy Clayton Alan Saenz

Chris Manderino Alan Saenz

Robert Chai Robert Chai

Morgan Craig Brian Gaeta

Jeff Marshall Cory Ray

Trevor Theriot Steve Joslin

Linebacker Tight End

Offensive Tackle Defensive Line

Defensive Back Linebacker

Quarterback Receiver

Running Back Linebacker Linebacker

Defensive Back Running Back

Offensive Tackle Defensive Back Linebacker

Running Back Linebacker

Offensive Tackle

Offensive Tackle Quarterback Receiver Center

Linebacker

Running Back

Offensive Tackle

2004

Spencer Link

Wide Receiver

2004

Thomas Martin

Linebacker

2004 2004 2004 2005 2005

2005

Kasey Peters Alex Orth

Saami Khalifian Ryan Rippon

Charles Schultz Billy Munce

Quarterback

Defensive Back Defensive End

Running Back

Offensive Tackle

Offensive Guard

2005

Jarrett Daniel

Wide Receiver

2005

Nick Frazier

Linebacker

2005 2005

2006 2011

2013 2013 2013

Mike Calabrese Fernando Lara

Mike Calabrese

Defensive End Defensive Back Defensive Line

Steve Michaelsen

Defensive Line

Ramsey Hufford

Offensive Line

Cory Stowell

Quest Truxton

Defensive Back Wide Receiver

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VARSITY SONG

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VARSITY BATON

COACHING STAFF

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FOR MORE INFORMATION Ensign: 949.463.2620 troysgregory@gmail.com (Troy Gregory) NHHS: 949.677.0111 grant@bixbyresidential.com (Grant Bixby)

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NHHS & Ensign Principals w/ Special Guest Coaches Special thanks to The Board Club letting us use their space.

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COMING SOON for all NHHS Seniors— 2022 Bixby Residential Media Scholarships

2021 Winners L—Max Lister, Journalism; R—Gabriel Rosete, Photography; Not pictured—Mathilde Requier, Film

Win $1,000 in Film, Journalism and Photography. Visit BixbyResidential.com/Blog for submission details. Grant Bixby Principal Broker 949.677.0111 grant@bixbyresidential.com DRE 01364572 BixbyResidential.com Compass is a real estate broker licensed by the State of California and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. DRE 01991628. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only. Information is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale or withdrawal without notice.