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SAN JUAN HILLS STALLIONS FOOTBALL 2012

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2012 STALLIONS VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE8/22 Viewpoint HS 7:30 Away8/31 Canyon HS (Anaheim) 7:00 Home9/7 Artesia HS 7:00 Away9/14 Marina HS 7:00 Home9/21 Fullerton HS 7:00 Away9/28 Dos Pueblos HS 7:00 Home (Homecoming)

10/5 Laguna Hills HS 7:00 Homeopen week

10/19 Aliso Niguel HS 7:00 Home (Senior Night)

10/26 Capistrano Valley HS 7:00 Away11/2 Dana Hills HS 7:00 Away

Playoffs

San Juan Hills High School29211 Vista Montana

San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 (949) 234-5900 Phone | 949-488-9727 Fax

Tom ResslerPrincipal

Armando GonzalezAthletics Director

Aaron FlowersHead Football Coach

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INSIDE:Stallions to Watch ................................................................2Game Overview ..................................................................4Stallions in College ..............................................................6Varsity & JV Coaching Staff ................................................8Freshmen Coaching Staff ..................................................14Meet the Stallions – JV & Varsity ......................................152012 JV/Varsity Roster ......................................................20Meet the Stallions – Freshmen ..........................................222012 Freshmen Roster ......................................................252012 Stallions Varsity Team ..............................................262012 Stallions Junior Varsity Team ....................................272012 Stallions Freshmen Team ..........................................282012 JV & Freshmen Team Schedules ..............................29The Code of the West ........................................................31Alma Mater & Fight Song ................................................31Stallion Record Book ........................................................32Family Ads & Shout Outs ................................................36

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#5 NICK MUCK begins his fourth year as a varsity player in2012 playing in a total of 26 varsity games, a school record.His varsity football career began as a freshman in 2009 wherehe saw enough action to earn a varsity letter. As a sophomore,he recorded 13 tackles while playing in each game. Last sea-son, Nick started every game at inside linebacker for the Stal-lions where lead the team with 73 total tackles. He also earned2nd Team All Sea View League honors and was named theoutstanding skill player for the Stallions. Tonight, Nick’s willbe playing in his 23rd consecutive game (also a school record)dating back Laguna Hills on November 13, 2009. Born inPleasanton, California, Nick enjoys relaxing before games andfeels his greatest asset to the team is his leadership of the de-fense on and off the field.

#20 KYLE MUCERINO returns as the leading receiver forthe Stallions after an impressive summer playing on both sidesof the ball. In 2011, he started at wide receiver in 8 gameswhere caught 16 passes while scoring 2 touchdowns. Bothtouchdowns came against Trabuco Hills as he recorded 4catches for 95 yards. His biggest game of the year came versusrival Capistrano Valley where he pulled in 7 receptions. How-ever, an ankle injury slowed him down all year and he did notbegin to get comfortable until later in the season. In 2012, hewill be looked to on defense and special teams as well wherehe will play corner and return kicks. Born in Mission Viejo,Kyle has a younger brother, Matt, who also plays receiver forthe Stallions.

#8 SCOTT HOOVER has had to overcome much adversityto return to the playing field in 2012. Just before the openingleague game versus El Toro he suffered a fracture in is leg thatended his junior season. However, this did not slow him downand his preparation this past off-season has shown why he isconsidered a leader on both offense and defense. In the 6games prior to his injury, he recorded 12 tackles while startingand safety. This year, Scott will likely see action at safety, cor-ner, and wide receiver. At 6-2 and 180 pounds, he has theability to out physical smaller defensive backs and the staff ishopeful that he and fellow senior Kyle Mucerino can anchoran explosive receiving corp. Born in Long Beach, Scott likes tolisten to music before games and believes his knowledge of thegame can provides an edge over his opponents.

STALLIONS TO WATCH

GAME OVERVIEW


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SAN JUAN HILLS – CANYON SERIESToday’s contest is the 1st meeting between the Stallions and the Comanches. It comes on a historic night as San Juan Hills hosts their first game in the on campus stadium. Entering its 4th fullvarsity season, the Stallions compete in the Sea View League while the Comanches compete in theCentury League. Both are members of the CIF Southwest Division. Canyon head coach BrentMcKee enters his 9th season as head coach with a 43-36 overall record. Under his leadership, theComanches have qualified for the playoffs 5 times making it to the quarterfinals in 2008. Stallionhead coach Aaron Flowers enters his 2nd season after a winless rookie season in 2011.

• There is much anticipation for the Stallions after four years of playing its home games at Tesoro High School. Today will be the first in a long tradition of Stallion home games at “The Badlands.”

• The Stallions return 8 starters on a defensive unit that looks to improve dramatically after giving up a school record 433 points in 2011.

• Statistically, San Juan Hills and Canyon are evenly matched based on last season. They both come off 0-10 seasons and were close in points for (SJH-93/CHS-50) and points against (SJH-433/CHS-416).

• San Juan Hills is 2-2 in their home openers since 2008.

• Canyon quarterback Corey Elsasser and wide receiver Chris Prescott return after a challenging sophomore season. Elsasser started in 10 games in 2011 throwing for 643 yards connecting with Prescott 15 times.

• Stallion defensive line coach Les Owens spent 24 years as a Comanche assistant from 1976 to 2000. He has not coached against them since the early 70’s while coaching at El Dorado.

TODAY’S STORYLINES

STALLIONS IN COLLEGE


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

Arinze Uzo-Okereke – OLAir Force Academy

Kyle Bauer – RBRedlands University

Connor O’Modhrain - WRTexas Christian University (Walk-on)

Dean Strandberg – DLSaddleback College

Michael Perryman - WRMontana State University/Saddleback College

VARSITY/JV COACHING STAFF


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ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS2004-2006: Offensive Coordinator, Dana HillsAs an assistant in the South Coast League under head coach Ar-mando Gonzalez, Aaron helped lead the Dolphins to the CIFPlayoffs in 2 out of the 3 seasons that he coached. During thistime he also coached quarterbacks Grant Schwartz and SeanSchroeder who both went on to receive Division 1 scholarships.2003: Offensive Coordinator, JSerraAaron returned from Montana in early 2003 to start a career inhigh school education and coaching. He received his first oppor-tunity at JSerra in the school’s first year of operation coaching theupstart Lions freshman squad.1999-2002: Asst. Coach, Montana State UniversityAaron coached the quarterbacks, wide receivers, and runningbacks while at Montana State. Under Aaron’s leadership runningback Ryan Johnson became Montana State’s all-time leadingrusher as the Bobcat offense consistently ranked in the top half ofthe Big Sky Conference in rushing and total offense. Aaron alsocoached All-America wide receiver Junior Adams who nowcoaches at Eastern Washington University.1998: Asst. Coach, Cal State NorthridgeAaron’s coaching career began as a Matador assistant where hetutored quarterback Marcus Brady. In 1998, Marcus Bradyachieved Freshman of the Year honors in the Big Sky Conferenceas he threw for 2974 yards. He finished the year ranked #9 in thenation is passing efficiency and #13 in total offense.1996-1997: Quarterback, Cal State NorthridgeAs a Matador quarterback Aaron had a successful two-year careerafter transferring from LA Valley College. In his senior year helead an offense that ranked #1 in the nation in passing yards andindividually he finished as the statistical leader in total offensewith 348 yards per game.

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

What they’re saying about Coach Flowers:

“Aaron is a tremendous leader of young men. He did an outstand-ing 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 ofdeveloping great players. His experiences at both the high schooland college levels proves that he is a great teacher of the skills andtechniques needed to be successful in this game.”

- Rob Phenicie, UNLV Offensive Coordinator

“I have worked with Coach Flowers since the 8th grade and hehas been extremely influential in my development as a quarter-back. With an unparalleled passion for the game he is successfullyable to motivate his players and staff alike on and off the field.His knowledge of the game and his experience with playing andcoaching at high levels allow him to have a unique perspective onthe game of football. Through my experiences with him, I have nodoubt that he will do a great job with the San Juan Hills HighSchool football program.”

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

PROMINENT PLAYERS COACHEDQB Marcus Brady - Toronto Argonauts, HamiltonTiger - Cats, Montreal AlouettesWR Grant Schwartz - Ohio StateRB Ryan Johnson - Montana State (MSU All-Time Leading Rusher)QB Sean Schroeder - Duke University / University of Hawaii

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

– Steve Summers

Aaron FlowersHead Coach, Quarterbacks2nd YearHometown: Lakewood, CAHigh School: ArtesiaEducation: Cal State Northridge –BA in Sociology, 1998; NationalUniversity – MA in EducationFamily: wife of 11 years – Amber; children – Luke, 7; Jacob, 4



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Armando GonzalezCo-Defensive Coordinator, Line-backers5th YearHometown: Goleta, CAHigh School: Dos PueblosEducation: Cal State Northridge –BA in History, 1999Family: wife of 10 years – Renée

Charlie Briggs Offensive Line, Run Game Coordinator 2nd YearHometown: Laguna Niguel, CAHigh School: Dana HillsEducation: Cal State Chico: BA inSocial Science, 1995Family: wife of 12 years – Lisa;children – Emma, 11; Carter, 8;Aidan, 6; Riley, 1

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS• 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

STANDOUT PLAYERS COACHEDQB Marcus Brady – Toronto Argonauts, Hamilton Tiger-Cats,Montreal AlouettesWR D.J. Hackett – Seattle SeahawksWR Andrew Amerson – Cal State Northridge / Troy UniversityWR Jamaal Perry – Cal State Northridge / Hofstra University

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS• 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 ofthe 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

STANDOUT PLAYERS COACHEDAnthony Kaspar - UC DavisNick Kaspar - San Jose StateTrent Mason - South Dakota StateChris Kearney - San Jose StateMatt Romano - South Dakota StateTyler Wilemon - University of Northern ColoradoHunter Briggs - Fort Lewis College

It is only through labor and painful effort, by grimenergy and resolute courage, that we move on tobetter things.

– Teddy Roosevelt

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

– Sean McCarthy



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Les Owens Defensive Line2nd YearHometown: San Clemente, CAHigh School: SavannahEducation: Cal State Fullerton –BS, MA in P.E., 1975Family: wife of 15 years – Tania;children – Stephanie, 38; Brian, 36;Sasha, 36; Karen, 34; grandchildren– Maleah, 16; Alee, 8; Max, 5;Nathan, 1

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS• Brings 36 years of coaching experience to SJHHS Coached the

Offensive and Defensive Lines for 24 years at Canyon High School• Most recently, assisted Dana Hills High School’s Offensive and

Defensive Lines• 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• Famous coaches Owens played for – George Hartman and Dick

Stuet

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

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

– Mark Twain



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Jordan M. Alford Co-Defensive Coordinator, Defensive Backs 4th YearHometown: Cerritos, CAHigh School: ArtesiaEducation: Liberty University: BSSports Management, 2006

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS• Has been coaching for a total of 7 years• Was the Cornerbacks Coach at Liberty University for before

joining the Stallions in 2009• Coached the Defensive Backs at Liberty Christian Academy

for ? years• Played Defensive Back and returned kicks at Artesia High

School• Was a multiple sport athlete in high school playing football,

basketball, track, and baseball

STANDOUT PLAYERS COACHEDWR Michael Perryman – Montana State/Saddleback CollegeGo as far as you can see;

when you get there you’ll beable to see farther.

– Thomas Carlyle

John Iavarone Tight Ends & Offensive Line1st YearHometown: Swansea, MAHigh School: Joseph CaseEducation: Dean College / LongIsland UniversityFamily: wife of 19 years – Gigi;children – Gianna, 18; Nicholas, 15;Johnny 7

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS• Brings 16 years of coaching experience to the Stallions• Began his coaching career as an assistant football coach

at Dighton• 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

John Royston Wide Receivers 1st YearHometown: Lawndale, CAHigh School: LeuzingerEducation: University Of New MexicoFamily: Tiffany, 25; Nicole, 23;John Jr., 15; Ryan, 7

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS• 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 MargaritaHigh School

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

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

STANDOUT PLAYERS COACHEDQB Mark Sanchez – New York JetsLB Mark Restell – Edmonton Eskimos/Miami Dolphins



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Randy Park Strength & Conditioning Coach 4th YearHometown: Downey, CAHigh School: WarrenEducation: UCLA: BA Sociology,2008

ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS• Has been the head strength & conditioning coach at

San Juan Hills for the past 4 years• Worked as Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at

UCLA for 1 year• 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 COACHEDRobert Johnson - University of Utah/Tennessee TitansFB James Callier - San Jose State UniversityRB Jesse Callier - University of WashingtonCB Bryan Roland - Miami of OhioLB Jo'Artis Ratti - University of IdahoDE Jesse Feagin - Washington State UniversityDarrick Hale - (Short Stop) Cal State LA/Minor League Baseball PlayerSheyi Olaoeshebikan - (Shooting Guard) Miami of OhioMaiya Tanaka - (Golfer) UCLA

Ride for the brand.

– from the Code of the West

FRESHMEN COACHING STAFF


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Mike Crowe Freshman Head Coach, Quarterbacks & Running Backs5th YearHometown: Costa Mesa, CAHigh School: Costa MesaEducation: Orange Coast College, Vanguard University – BusinessFamily: wife of 21 years – Kim; children – Ryan, 19; Scott, 17

Kelly Hambrick Freshman Defensive Backs3rd Year

Hometown: La Mirada, CAHigh School: La MiradaEducation: UC Riverside – BA in Po-litical Science, 1998; Azusa Pacific Uni-versity – MS in Physical Education &Recreation Family: wife of 10 years – Julie; children – Lauren, 7

Rob Summers Freshman Wide Receivers3rd Year

Hometown: Biloxi, MSHigh School: El ToroEducation: University of Redlands –BA in History/Economics, 1990Family: wife of 13 years – Debbie; children – Luke, 8; Anna, 8; Molly, 6

Roger Clawson Freshman Offensive Line/Defensive Line1st YearHometown: Farmington, UtahHigh School: Davis High, Class of '85Education: University of Utah andSouthern Utah University - BA in Com-municationsFamily: wife of 19 years – Heather; chil-dren - Chase,15; Jacob, 14; Ellie, 8Business: Owner and CEO of Golden Spoon Franchising, Inc.

Jacinto Perez Freshman Offensive Line/Defensive Line2nd YearHometown: San Juan Capistrano, CAHigh School: San Juan HillsEducation: Saddleback College

Edy Arcos Freshman Defensive Line1st YearHometown: San Juan CapistranoHigh School: San Juan HillsEducation: Saddleback College

George Rodriguez Freshman Linebackers3rd YearHometown: High School: Education:

Oscar Casteneda Freshman Defensive Line2nd YearHometown: San Juan CapistranoHigh School: San Juan HillsEducation: Saddleback College

MEET THE STALLIONS – VARSITY/JV


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

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

Luke BiggsPosition: WR • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 155 • Grade: 11

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Tucker HathawayPosition: WR • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 135 • Grade: 10

Nash HathawayPosition: QB • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 135 • Grade: 10

#1

#4

#7 #8 #9

#12#11#10

#5 #6

#2 #3

MEET THE STALLIONS – VARSITY/ JV


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

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

James HarrelsonPosition: QB • Ht. 5-5 • Wt. 135 • Grade: 10

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

#14

#17

#20 #21 #22

#25#24#23

#18 #19

#15 #16



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

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

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

Ian HickeyPosition: DB • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 185 • Grade: 11

Shaheen EmamiPosition: LB • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 165 • Grade: 10

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

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

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

Blake BermanPosition: DE • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 180 • Grade: 11

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

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

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

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#32 #33 #34

#38#36#35

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Erik CastellanosPosition: DB • Ht. 6-0 • Wt. 150 • Grade: 11

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

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

Cale HodgesPosition: LB • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 170 • Grade: 11

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Brennan WalshPosition: LB • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 180 • Grade: 11

#40

#45

#50 #51 #52

#55#54#53

#46 #47

#42 #44

MEET THE STALLIONS – VARSITY /JV


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

Austin CookPosition: DL • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 175 • Grade: 10

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

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

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

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

Liam VeonPosition: OL • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 190 • Grade: 10

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

Joey CasillasPosition: OL • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 175 • Grade: 11

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

Cole CazelPosition: OL • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 200 • Grade: 10

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

#56

#60

#63 #65 #66

#71#70#68

#61 #62

#57 #58

MEET THE STALLIONS – VARSITY/ JV


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

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

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

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

Cesar ContrerasPosition: DL/OL • Ht. 6-6 • Wt. 280 • Grade: 10

Mathew MucerinoPosition: WR • Ht. 5-11 • Wt. 160 • Grade: 11

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

Jordon PapePosition: TE • Ht. 6-4 • Wt. 190 • Grade: 11

Grant RaffertyPosition: DL • Ht. 5-10 • Wt. 160 • Grade: 10

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#77

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#79 #82

#73 #75

1 Brian Rafferty 2 Ilias Irby 3 Luke Biggs 4 Jacob Venegas 5 Nick Muck 6 Ryan Hayes 7 Jacob Gibson 8 Scott Hoover 9 Curren Lapes

10 Tim Harn 11 Tucker Hathaway 12 Nash Hathaway 14 Jacob Buchanan 15 Jack Gillen

16 James Harrelson17 Brad Kremer 18 Haydn Gilman 19 Colby Pyatt 20 Kyle Mucerino 21 Kolton McCluskey 22 Corey White 23 Steven Aguilar 24 Garrett Grutz 25 William Blum 26 Alex Schmidt 27 Connor Schmitt 28 Garet Robertson 29 Ian Hickey

30 Shaheen Emami 31 Logan Newlan32 Chris Barys 33 Griffin Grutz 34 Blake Berman 35 Paul Carey 36 Scott Crowe 38 Kane Wilton 40 Erik Castellanos 42 Kyle Moses 44 Michael Miscione 45 Cale Hodges 46 Robert Diersing 47 Jacob Pyatt

50 Chris Badran 51 Jack Webster 52 Ricky Torres53 Eduardo Zamarripa 54 Brandon Leggett 55 Brennan Walsh56 Trey Clauser 57 Austin Cook 58 Zach Lynch 60 Malik Iscandari 61 Chandler Hall 62 Keaali Kauahi 63 Liam Veon 65 Austin Nann

66 Joey Casillas 68 Jesus Garcia 70 Cole Cazel 71 Jake Nelson 72 Jonathan Ramirez 73 Joseph Rios 75 Niko Refanidis 77 Evan Lottman 79 Cesar Contreras 82 Matthew Mucerino 84 Dalton Dedianous 85 Jordan Pape 88 Grant Rafferty

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2 0 1 2 V A R S I T Y / J V F O O T B A L L R O S T E RAlphabetical Roster

# NAME POS GRD HT WT MIDDLE SCHOOL/HOMETOWN23 Aguilar, Steven RB/LB 11 5'9" 180 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch50 Badran, Chris DL/OL 12 6'0" 205 Mission Parish School/San Clemente32 Barys, Chris LB/TE 10 5'10" 160 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch34 Berman, Blake DE 11 5'11" 180 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch3 Biggs, Luke WR 11 5'11" 155 Journey School/Capistrano Beach25 Blum, William DB 11 5'10" 165 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch14 Buchanan, Jacob DB 10 5'8" 145 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch35 Carey, Paul LB 11 5'10" 180 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch66 Casillas, Joey OL 11 5'11" 175 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch40 Castellanos, Erik DB 11 6'0" 150 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano70 Cazel, Cole OL 10 5'10" 200 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano56 Clauser, Trey DL/OL 11 5'10" 205 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch79 Contreras, Cesar DL/OL 10 6'6" 280 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano57 Cook, Austin DL 10 5'10" 175 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch36 Crowe, Scott LB 12 5'9" 140 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch84 Dedianous, Dalton WR 10 5'7" 125 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch46 Diersing, Robert DL 10 6'2" 160 St. Edwards School/San Juan Capistrano30 Emami, Shaheen LB 10 5'10" 165 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch68 Garcia, Jesus DL 11 5'10" 220 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano7 Gibson, Jacob QB 11 5'10" 160 Stoneybrooke School/Ladera Ranch15 Gillen, Jack QB 11 6'3" 165 Shorecliffs MS/San Clemente18 Gilman, Haydn DB/QB 10 5'9" 135 Carl Hankey MS/Mission Viejo24 Grutz, Garrett DB 12 5'9" 155 Shorecliffs MS/Capistrano Beach33 Grutz, Griffin DB 10 5'9" 135 Shorecliffs MS/Capistrano Beach61 Hall, Chandler OL 11 6'5" 235 Stoneybrooke School/Ladera Ranch10 Harn, Tim RB/WR 11 5'6" 135 Marco Forster MS/Dana Point16 Harrelson, James QB 10 5'5" 135 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano12 Hathaway, Nash QB 10 5'10" 135 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch11 Hathaway, Tucker WR 10 5'10" 135 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch6 Hayes, Ryan DB 10 5'8" 140 Cornerstone MS/San Juan Capistrano29 Hickey, Ian DB 11 5'11" 185 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch45 Hodges, Cale LB 11 5'11" 170 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch8 Hoover, Scott DB/WR 12 6'2" 190 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano2 Irby, Ilias DB/WR 11 5'10" 170 Thompson MS/Mission Viejo60 Iscandari, Malik DL 10 6'0" 210 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch62 Kauahi, Keaali DL/OL 11 6'0" 195 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch17 Kremer, Brad RB/LB 11 5'6" 150 Shorecliffs MS/San Clemente9 Lapes, Curren LB/TE 11 6'0" 190 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch54 Leggett, Brandon OL 11 6'2" 205 Marco Forster MS/Dana Point77 Lottman, Evan OL 12 6'3" 245 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch58 Lynch, Zach DL/OL 12 5'10" 235 Ladera Ranch MS/Raleigh, NC21 McCluskey, Kolton WR 11 5'8" 130 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch44 Miscione, Michael RB 10 5'9" 155 St. Edwards School/San Juan Capistrano42 Moses, Kyle DL/TE 12 6'1" 195 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano20 Mucerino, Kyle DB/WR 12 5'9" 155 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch82 Mucerino, Matthew WR 11 5'11" 160 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch5 Muck, Nick LB/TE 12 5'10" 180 Newhart MS/Mission Viejo65 Nann, Austin OL 11 6'0" 240 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch71 Nelson, Jake OL 10 6'3" 230 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano31 Newlan, Logan DB/RB 12 6'0" 195 Calvary Chapel MS/San Clemente85 Pape, Jordan TE 11 6'4" 190 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch19 Pyatt, Colby DB 11 5'9" 130 Shorecliffs MS/Capistrano Beach47 Pyatt, Jacob DB 10 5'9" 150 Shorecliffs MS/Trabuco Canyon1 Rafferty, Brian K/P 12 5'9" 160 Ladera Ranch MS/Laguna Hills88 Rafferty, Grant DL 10 5'10 160 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano72 Ramirez, Jonathan DL 12 5'10" 265 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano75 Refanidis, Niko OL 12 5'11" 220 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch73 Rios, Joseph DL/OL 10 5'10" 185 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch28 Robertson, Garet DB 10 5'8" 120 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch26 Schmidt, Alex DB/WR 10 5'10 150 Ladera Ranch MS/Mission Viejo27 Schmitt, Connor DB 11 5'8" 155 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano52 Torres, Ricky LB 11 5'10" 180 Terracota MS/San Juan Capistrano4 Venegas, Jacob LB/TE 10 5'7" 160 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch63 Veon, Liam OL 10 5'10" 190 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano55 Walsh, Brennan LB 11 5'11" 180 Shorecliffs MS/Capistrano Beach51 Webster, Jack DL/OL 12 6'1" 200 Las Flores/Austin, TX22 White, Corey TE /RB 12 5'10" 190 Ladera Ranch MS/Ladera Ranch38 Wilton, Kane DL 11 6'2" 210 Shorecliffs MS/Houston, TX53 Zamarripa, Eduardo DL 12 6'1" 235 Marco Forster MS/San Juan Capistrano

MEET THE STALLIONS – FRESHMEN


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Cameron FliegePosition: RB/LB

Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 159 • Grade: 9

Chase ClawsonPosition: WB/DB

Ht: 5-5 • Wt: 119 • Grade: 9

Devin WegisPosition: RB/LB

Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 128 • Grade: 9

Jack MonaghamPosition: WR/DB

Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 122 • Grade: 9

Nathan BrawnerPosition: WR/DB

Ht: 5-11 • Wt: 148 • Grade: 9

Harrison VanGelderPosition: WR/DB

Ht: 5-3 • Wt: 118 • Grade: 9

Nathan OrdPosition: TE/DL

Ht: 5-8 • Wt: 138 • Grade: 9

Tim NewmanPosition: TE/DB

Ht: 5-11 • Wt: 168 • Grade: 9

Dean CamarenaPosition: RB/DB

Ht: 5-7 • Wt: 130 • Grade: 9

Alberto LopezPosition: RB/DB

Ht: 5-5 • Wt: 143 • Grade: 9

Peter PrescottPosition: WR/DB

Ht: 5-8 • Wt: 118 • Grade: 9

Patrick O’BrienPosition: QB/LB

Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 171 • Grade: 9

Ryan OuelletePosition: WR/DB

Ht: 5-8 • Wt: 127 • Grade: 9

Guillermo MingrammPosition: TE/LB

Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 155 • Grade: 9

Riley GlennPosition: QB/CB

Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 120 • Grade: 9

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Austin BoonePosition: WR/LB

Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 150 • Grade: 9

Blake MoncriefPosition: WR/DB

Ht: 5-7 • Wt: 112 • Grade: 9

Ryan FergusonPosition: WR/DB

Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 155 • Grade: 9

Andrew BeattyPosition: FB/LB

Ht: 5-5 • Wt: 150 • Grade: 9

Garrett CookPosition: WR/DB

Ht: 5-8 • Wt: 124 • Grade: 9

#18 #19 #20 #21 #22

#7 #8 #9 #10

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Erick AcunaPosition: WR/DB

Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 145 • Grade: 9

Anthony AguayoPosition: RB/DB

Ht: 5-5 • Wt: 118 • Grade: 9

Kyler ThomasPosition: TE/DB

Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 113 • Grade: 9

Brendon McManusPosition: WR/DB

Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 130 • Grade: 9

Jacob RobersonPosition: QB/LB

Ht: 5-11 • Wt: 162 • Grade: 9

Landon AlessendraPosition: RB/LB

Ht: 5-7 • Wt: 162 • Grade: 9

Griffin SnazaPosition: WR/DB

Ht: 5-7 • Wt: 148 • Grade: 9

Andrew GroundPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 5-8 • Wt: 134 • Grade: 9

Taylor ScottPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 196 • Grade: 9

Cameron UpshawPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 5-6 • Wt: 159 • Grade: 9

Jacob PerryPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 159 • Grade: 9

Nathan CarlsonPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 182 • Grade: 9

James VerdePosition: OL/DL

Ht: 5-4 • Wt: 146 • Grade: 9

Nav SinghPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 160 • Grade: 9

Tommy GaisfordPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 6-1 • Wt: 222 • Grade: 9

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#43

#60 #62 #64 #65 #67

Joe BadranPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 6-2 • Wt: 257 • Grade: 9

Ryan MiltenbergerPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 5-4 • Wt: 149 • Grade: 9

Andrew SolisPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 5-9 • Wt: 175 • Grade: 9

Greg JaramilloPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 222 • Grade: 9

Jack GreenePosition: OL/DL

Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 152 • Grade: 9

#68 #72 #73 #74 #75

#45 #50 #55 #58

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Zac O’Blea Position: OL/DL

Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 213 • Grade: 9

Jared AvilesPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 196 • Grade: 9

John OliverPosition: OL/DL

Ht: 5-9 • Wt: 160 • Grade: 9

Chase VoytovichPosition: WR/LB

Ht: 5-8 • Wt: 135 • Grade: 9

Tommy TandlePosition: TE/LB

Ht: 5-5 • Wt: 154 • Grade: 9

Garrett RolandPosition: TE/LB

Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 205 • Grade: 9

Nathan MurrayPosition: DL/TE

Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 171 • Grade: 9

Austin MoorePosition: TE/LB

Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 145 • Grade: 9

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#84 #87 #88

#78 #79 #80 #82


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# NAME1 Cameron Fliege 2 Chase Clawson 3 Devin Wegis 4 Jack Monaghan 5 Nathan Brawner 6 Harrison VanGelder 7 Nathan Ord 8 Tim Newman 9 Dean Camarena

10 Alberto Lopez 11 Peter Prescott 12 Patrick O'Brien 14 Ryan Ouellete 15 Guillermo Mingramm 16 Riley Glenn 18 Austin Boone 19 Blake Moncrief 20 Ryan Ferguson 21 Andrew Beatty 22 Garrett Cook 23 Erick Acuna 25 Anthony Aguayo 27 Kyler Thomas 29 Brendon McManus 33 Jacob Roberson 43 Landon Alessendra 45 Griffin Snaza 50 Andrew Ground 55 Taylor Scott 58 Cameron Upshaw 60 Jacob Perry 62 Nathan Carlson 64 James Verde 65 Nav Singh 67 Tommy Gaisford 68 Joe Badran 72 Ryan Miltenberger 73 Andrew Solis 74 Greg Jaramillo 75 Jack Greene 76 Zac O'Blea 78 Jared Aviles 79 John Oliver 80 Chase Voytovich 82 Tommy Tandle 84 Garrett Roland 87 Nathan Murray 88 Austin Moore

# NAME POS GRD HT WT MS23 Acuna, Erick WR/DB 9 5'10" 145 Marco Forster25 Aguayo, Anthony RB/DB 9 5'5" 118 Ladera Middle43 Alessendra, Landon RB/LB 9 5'7" 162 Marco Forster78 Aviles, Jared OL/DL 9 6'0" 196 Ladera Middle68 Badran, Joe OL/DL 9 6'2" 257 Mission Parish21 Beatty, Andrew FB/LB 9 5'5" 150 Shorecliffs18 Boone, Austin WR/LB 9 5'6" 150 Ladera Middle5 Brawner, Nathan WR/DB 9 5'11" 148 Ladera Middle9 Camarena, Dean RB/DB 9 5'7" 130 Shorecliffs62 Carlson, Nathan OL/DL 9 6'0" 182 Ladera Middle2 Clawson, Chase WR/DB 9 5'5" 119 Las Flores22 Cook, Garrett WR/DB 9 5'8" 124 Ladera Middle20 Ferguson, Ryan WR/DB 9 5'10" 155 Ladera Middle1 Fliege, Cameron RB/LB 9 5'6" 159 Marco Forster67 Gaisford, Tommy OL/DL 9 6'1" 222 Serra16 Glenn, Riley QB/CB 9 5'10" 120 Bernice Ayer75 Greene, Jack OL/DL 9 5'10" 152 Ladera Middle50 Ground, Andrew OL/DL 9 5'8" 134 Ladera Middle74 Jaramillo, Greg OL/DL 9 6'0" 222 Shorecliffs10 Lopez, Alberto RB/DB 9 5'5" 143 Carl Hankey29 McManus, Brendon WR/DB 9 5'6" 130 Ladera Middle72 Miltenberger, Ryan OL/DL 9 5'4" 149 Ladera Middle15 Mingramm, Guillermo TE/LB 9 5'10" 155 Ladera Middle4 Monaghan, Jack WR/DB 9 5'6" 122 Shorecliffs19 Moncrief, Blake WR/DB 9 5'7" 112 Arroyo Vista88 Moore, Austin TE/LB 9 6'0" 145 Shorecliffs87 Murray, Nathan DL/TE 9 5'10" 171 Ladera Middle8 Newman, Tim TE/DB 9 5'11" 168 Ladera Middle76 O'Blea, Zac OL/DL 9 6'0" 213 Ladera Middle12 O'Brien, Patrick QB/LB 9 6'0" 171 Marco Forster79 Oliver, John OL/DL 9 5'9" 160 Union Grove (TX)7 Ord, Nathan TE/DL 9 5'8" 138 Ladera Middle14 Ouellete, Ryan WR/DB 9 5'8" 127 Marine View60 Perry, Jacob OL/DL 9 5'10" 159 Ladera Middle11 Prescott, Peter WR/DB 9 5'8" 118 Stoneybrooke33 Roberson, Jacob QB/LB 9 5'11" 162 Ladera Middle84 Roland, Garrett TE/LB 9 6'0" 205 Marco Forster55 Scott, Taylor OL/DL 9 5'6" 196 Shorecliffs65 Singh, Nav OL/DL 9 5'10" 160 Ladera Middle45 Snaza, Griffin WR/DB 9 5'7" 148 Stoneybrooke73 Solis, Andrew OL/DL 9 5'9" 175 Creekside Christian82 Tandle, Tommy TE/LB 9 5'5" 154 Marco Forster27 Thomas, Kyler TE/DB 9 5'10" 113 Ladera Middle58 Upshaw, Cameron OL/DL 9 5'6" 159 Ladera Middle6 VanGelder, Harrison WR/DB 9 5'3" 118 Capo Valley Christian64 Verde, James OL/DL 9 5'4" 146 Ladera Middle80 Voytovich, Chase WR/LB 9 5'8" 135 Ladera Middle3 Wegis, Devin RB/DB 9 5'6" 128 Ladera Middle

2 0 1 2 F R E S H M E N F O O T B A L L R O S T E RNumerical Roster Alphabetical Roster

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2012 STALLIONS VARSITY TEAMK

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oach Park, Coach Flowers, C

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2012 STALLIONS JV & FRESHMEN TEAM SCHEDULE


Student Fan ClubThe Rough Riders

When ‘San Juan Hills’ was first adopted as the name ofCUSD’s 6th high school, many people recalled the story ofTeddy Roosevelt and the Battle of San Juan Hill during theSpanish-American War in 1898. That battle made famous theheroism of Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders. At thetime, reporter Richard Harding Davis described the RoughRider 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 hisway, shouted: ‘If you don’t wish to go forward, let my men pass,please.’…It was a miracle of self-sacrifice, a triumph of bulldogcourage, which one watched breathless with wonder.”

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

We are confident that the images of the Stallion and theRough Riders will provide vivid symbols which will reflect acommunity that is committed to providing the best educa-tional, athletic and co-curricular experiences for our kids.

“The credit belongs to the [person] who is actually in thearena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, whostrives 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, whospends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in theend the triumph of high achievement and who at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly. So that his placeshall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat.”

– Theodore Roosevelt

2012 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE8/23 Viewpoint HS 3:15 Home8/30 Canyon HS (Anaheim) 3:15 Away9/6 Artesia HS 3:15 Home9/13 Marina HS 3:15 Away9/20 Fullerton HS 3:15 Home9/27 Dos Pueblos HS 3:15 Away10/4 Laguna Hills HS 3:15 Away

open week

10/18 Aliso Niguel HS 3:15 Away10/25 Capistrano Valley HS 3:15 Home11/1 Dana Hills HS 3:15 Home

2012 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE8/25 Loyola HS 12:00 Away8/30 Canyon HS (Anaheim) 3:15 Home9/6 Artesia HS 3:15 Away9/13 Marina HS 3:15 Home9/20 Fullerton HS 3:15 Away9/27 Dos Pueblos HS 3:15 Home10/4 Laguna Hills HS 3:15 Home

open week10/18 Aliso Niguel HS 3:15 Home10/25 Capistrano Valley HS 3:15 Away11/1 Dana Hills HS 3:15 Away

THE CODE OF THE WEST


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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

The CODE of the WEST

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ALMA MATER & FIGHT SONG

Alma MaterDown 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

MascotStanley the Stallion saw his first

action as the mascot in the school’s first varsityfootball game on September 5, 2008. The Stallions defeated

Godinez High School 35-12 as Stanley cheered from the sidelines withthe band and cheerleaders. As the face of the Stallions, Stanley will lead the

San Juan Hills athletics teams into the future.

STALLION RECORD BOOK


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2009Will Acromite – QBKyle Fox – OLMichael Perryman – WR

2010Will Acromite – QBKyle Fox – OLJerrad Gaisford – DLDane Gore – LBMichael Perryman – WR (Offensive Player of the Year)Caleb Roush – LB

2011Anthony Price-Resta – OLDean Strandberg – DL

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

First-Team All League Selections First-Team All CIF Selections

Stallion All-Time Records by OpponentTotal When and Who

Games Won-Lost Series Won theOpponent Played -Tied Began Last Meeting

Aliso Niguel 3 1-2-0 2009 2011, AN won, 41-0Beckman 1 0-1-0 2009 2009, Beckman won, 42-7Calvary Chapel (Downey) 1 1-0-0 2008 2008, SJH won, 30-22Capistrano Valley 2 1-1-0 2010 2011, CV won 35-7Corona Del Mar 1 1-0-0 2009 2009, SJH won, 49-42Dana Hills 1 0-1-0 2011 2011, DH won, 36-0El Modena 2 1-1-0 2010 2011, EM won, 37-30El Toro 2 0-2-0 2010 2011, ET won, 68-6Foothill 2 1-1-0 2010 2011, Foothill won, 52-19Godinez 2 2-0-0 2008 2009, SJH won, 42-10Huntington Beach 2 0-2-0 2009 2010, HB won, 42-35Irvine 1 0-1-0 2009 2009, Irvine won, 49-34Laguna Hills 3 0-3-0 2009 2011, LH won, 42-0Segerstrom 1 1-0-0 2009 2009, SJH won, 48-40Sweetwater 1 1-0-0 2010 2010, SJH won, 49-14Trabuco Hills 1 0-1-0 2011 2011, TH won, 48-14University 3 2-1-0 2009 2011, Uni won, 28-14Villa Park 2 0-2-0 2009 2011, VP won, 46-6Yorba Linda 1 1-0-0 2010 2010, SJH won, 42-14

Will Acromite Kyle Fox Michael Perryman Jerrad Gaisford Dane Gore Caleb Roush Ari Uzo-Okereke

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2008: Greg Gibson35 Godinez................................... 1230 Calvary Chapel (Downey)....... 22________________________________65 W-2, L-0 34

2009: Greg Gibson42 Godinez................................... 1023 Aliso Niguel............................. 267 Villa Park................................. 2748 Segerstrom.............................. 4035 Huntington Beach....................4946 University................................. 347 Beckman................................. 4234 Irvine....................................... 4949 Corona Del Mar.......................427 Laguna Hills............................ 48________________________________298 W-4, L-6 367League Place: 4th

2010: Greg Gibson49 Sweetwater.............................. 1442 Yorba Linda............................. 1424 El Modena............................... 1428 Foothill.....................................2545 University................................. 1635 Huntington Beach....................427 El Toro..................................... 2815 Laguna Hills............................ 3662 Aliso Niguel............................. 2054 Capistrano Valley.................... 2837 Cypress................................... 63________________________________398 W-7, L-3 300League Place: 3rd

2011: Aaron Flowers6 Villa Park................................. 460 Dana Hills................................3630 El Modena............................... 3719 Foothill.....................................5214 University................................. 2814 Trabuco Hills……....................486 El Toro..................................... 680 Laguna Hills............................ 420 Aliso Niguel............................. 417 Capistrano Valley.................... 35________________________________96 W-0, L-10 433League Place: 5th

Greg Gibson – 1st Stallion Head Coach

ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON LEADERSPassingPlace Player Year Yards1 Will Acromite 2010 16772 Will Acromite 2009 12373 Ryan Crowe 2011 743

RushingPlace Player Year Yards1 Will Acromite 2009 9002 Will Acromite 2010 6673 Michael Perryman 2009 506

Total OffensePlace Player Year Yards1 Will Acromite 2010 23442 Will Acromite 2009 2137

ReceptionsPlace Player Year Rec.1 Michael Perryman 2010 662 Isaiah Danley 2011 363 Michael Perryman 2009 32

Receiving YardsPlace Player Year Yards1 Michael Perryman 2010 12052 Rocky Bragg 2009 5583 Michael Perryman 2009 507

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

ALL-TIME CAREER LEADERSPassing YardsPlace Player Year Yards1 Will Acromite 2008-10 3246

RushingPlace Player Year Yards1 Will Acromite 2008-10 16172 Michael Perryman 2008-10 8323 Kyle Bauer 2009-10 869

Total OffensePlace Player Year Yards1 Will Acromite 2008-10 4863

ReceptionsPlace Player Year Rec.1 Michael Perryman 2008-10 1072 Rocky Bragg 2008-10 413 Isaiah Danley 2010-11 37

Receiving YardPlace Player Year Yards1 Michael Perryman 2008-10 17372 Rocky Bragg 2008-10 6953 Isaiah Danley 2010-11 329

ScoringPlace Player Year Yards1 Michael Perryman 2008-10 2042 Will Acromite 2008-10 1203 George Winckel 2008-10 101

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

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INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDSRUSHINGCATEGORY PLAYER, MARK, OPPONENT DATE

Most Rushing Yards Will Acromite, 187 vs. Aliso Niguel 2009Most Rushing Attempts Will Acromite, 23 vs. Aliso Niguel 2009Most Rushing TD’s Will Acromite, 3 vs. Irvine 2009Longest Run Michael Perryman, 99 vs. Irvine 2009

PASSINGMost Passing Yards Will Acromite, 305 vs. Cypress 2010Most Pass Completions Ryan Crowe, 23 vs. Capistrano Valley 2011Most Pass Attempts Ryan Crowe, 33 vs. Capistrano Valley 2011Best Completion Pct. Will Acromite, 90 (9-10) vs. Aliso Niguel 2010Most TD Passes Will Acromite, 5 vs. Cypress2010Longest Pass Cmpl. Will Acromite to Michael Perryman,

85 vs. Aliso Niguel 2010

RECEIVINGMost Receiving Yards Michael Perryman, 190 vs.

Calvary Chapel (Downey) 2008Most Receptions Michael Perryman, 11 vs. Cypress 2010Most TD Receptions Michael Perryman, 4 vs. Cypress 2010

OFFENSEMost Total Offense Yards Will Acromite, 396 vs. Corona Del Mar 2009Most All Purpose Yards Michael Perryman, 357 vs. University 2009Most Points Scored Michael Perryman, 30 vs. University 2009

KICKINGMost Points by a Kicker George Winckel, 8 vs. Foothill & Aliso Nuguel 2010Most Successful PATs George Winckel, 8 vs. Aliso Niguel 2010Most Successful FGs George Winckel, 2 vs. Foothill 2010Longest FG made George Winckel, 40 vs. Foothill 2010Longest Punt Return Michael Perrymsn, 49 vs. Yorba Linda 2010Longest Kickoff Return Garrett Wright, 90 vs. El Modena 2011Most KO Returns for TD Garrett Wright, 2 vs. El Modena 2011Most KO Return Yards Garrett Wright, 215 vs. El Modena 2011

DEFENSEMost Total TacklesMost Solo TacklesMost Assisted TacklesMost QB SacksMost Interceptions

TEAM GAME RECORDSMost Rushing Yards 432, vs. Capistrano Valley 2010Most Rushing TD’s 6, vs. Aliso Niguel 2010Most Passing Yards 305, vs. Cypress 2010Most Passing TD’s 4, vs, Segerstrom, Corona Del Mar,

University 2009Most Total Offensive Yards 550, vs. University 2009Most Points Scored 62, vs. Aliso Niguel 2010Most Points Scored in a Half 48, vs. Capistrano Valley 2010Most Sacks 7, vs. Aliso Niguel 2011Most Interceptions by SJH 3, vs. Aliso Niguel 2010Most Fumbles Recovered 3, vs. Foothill 2010 & 2011Most Fumbles Caused 3, vs. Foothill 2011

TEAM SEASON RECORDSMost Rushing Yards 2636 2010Most Rushing TD’s 32 2010Most Passing Yards 1677 2010Most Passing TD’s 17 2010Most Total Offensive Yards 3901 2009Most Points Scored 361 2010Most Sacks 20 2011Most Interceptions by SJH 10 2010Most Fumbles Recovered 15 2011Most Fumbles Caused 13 2010

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