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Frosh Football take a second place in League 6-1
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| Crapplers earn 6-1 record in a heated match against Castro Valley, Arroyo's Dons lost a bid to cap- ture the league crown for a fourth consecutive season. In the final match of the season at San Lorenzo, Arroyo and Castro Valley were tied 29-29. The Dons' Lance Homen lost his match to his Trojan opponent for the title. 'We had them won, but we just didn't have the guts to finish them off,' said Senior Rod Shinko. 'The strongest part of our team was the upper and middle classes,' said Wrestler Mike Sommer. Sommer cre- dited Shinko for contributing much to the team as a first-year competitor. Coached by Fred Indalacio, the Dons finished the season with a 6-1 record, while the Trojans ended with a 7-0 mark. Strong members of the squad included Seniors Larry Breyhan, Junior DeHoyos, Eric Stout, and Sommer. 'We had a young team this year, but eve- ryone contributed everything they had,' said Breyhan of his teammates. Also playing a role in the champion- ship meet was Arroyo's contention of faulty referee calls. According to DeHoyos, one faulty call occurred in the last match when the referee interrupted a Don takedown a- ttempt. North Coast qualifiers were deter- mined at the league meet following press time, but contenders included Breyhan, Shinko, DeHoyos, and Stout. |
