2014 vintage high school football media guide

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he 2014-15 school year promises to be one of the best yet. This is my fourth year serving as the Vintage High School Athletic Director, and I couldn't be happier with what we have grown

at Vintage High School. This year's senior class is a great example of that growth as I have personally witnessed all of our senior-athletes become wonderful student-leaders since they first stepped foot on the Vintage campus. They have grown both physically, as well as emotionally over the last three years and I couldn't be more proud of the way that they represent the Burgundy and Gold.

Being part of the Vintage Athletic Community is a terrific opportunity for all Crushers. We offer team experiences that are unrivaled by any other school in the valley - our coaches promote the concept of "family" where words such as in-tegrity, accountability and honesty aren't just talked about, but believed in. I am proud of the Vintage Crusher Athletic Department and all the people that contribute to its suc-cess. It's not only the athletes and their respective families, but also the generations of Crusher Faithful that make up Crusher Nation. Thank you for supporting our great school!

We’re going to keep working hard this year to provide our fans with a great way to spend their afternoons/evenings: watching the Crusher athletes perform at a very high level. Whether it be at Memorial Stadium, the pool, the gymnasi-um, the tennis courts, the baseball/softball fields, the track, or the golf course, we are ready to compete with any team in our league and/or section.

Crusher Pride. Fight on!

Cameron NealAthletic DirectorVHS class of '93

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or over 40 years, the Vintage High School athletic program has com-peted at an extremely high level, not only in the Monticello Empire League (MEL), but also in the very

competitive Sac-Joaquin Section, the third largest section in the state of California that comprises over 51 schools. The Vintage High School athletic program is rich in epic competitive battles where our students have showcased his or her athletic talents and sportsmanship. We are very proud of the athletic tradition that has been established at Vintage and embrace values such as dedica-tion, commitment, sacrifice, competitiveness

and winning with dignity, honor and class. Over 700 students annually compete at

Vintage High School in sports ranging from football, tennis, volleyball, swimming, water polo, basketball, baseball, softball, wrestling, cross county, track and field, golf, soccer and badminton. Not only do these athletes compete at extremely high levels, spending countless hours practicing their skill, these same individuals excel and compete aca-demically, recognizing that a rigorous high school education will be his or her avenue to a prosperous life.

As a product of Vintage High School and a former Vintage athlete, as well as a coach,

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I understand the tradi-tion Vintage students have maintained on the field/court, in the class-room and in the com-munity. Today’s Vintage student athletes main-tain this same focus because they too appre-ciate and value the tradition established when Vintage High School opened in 1972.

Our athletes performed very well during the 2013-14 season, leaving us very optimistic for the upcoming season. MEL titles were won in Girl’s Volleyball, Girl’s Waterpolo, Boy’s Waterpolo, Boy’s Soccer, Girl’s Swimming/Diving and Girl’s Soccer while numerous other sports placed either second or third in the MEL, which garnered Vintage a second place for the MEL School of the Year, an im-provement over the previous year. In addition, several team sports went deep in the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs (Volleyball, Boy’s Soccer, Girl’s Soccer), while boy’s and girl’s wrestlers, boy’s and girl’s swimmer/divers

as well as track and field athletes were quite successful for individual titles in the section.

I appreciate your attendance at today’s event to witness these exceptional student athletes compete as hard as they can, to cheer, to offer encouraging words and to be a resource when needed. Your presence, whether as a student, parent, relative, friend or just a fan of Vintage High School reflects your passion to be part of Crusher Nation. Thank you for contributing to the greatness of Vintage High School, The Home of the Crushers!!!

Michael PearsonPrincipalVintage High School

“As a product of Vintage High School and a former Vintage athlete, as well as a coach, I understand the tradition Vintage students have maintained...”

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Dear Crusher Family,It is with great honor that I welcome you to

the 2014 Vintage Football season. It is such a privilege and blessing to be entering my sec-ond season and leading Vintage Football into this exciting future as the head football coach. We expect to be a part of the academic and athletic success that has been rapidly grow-ing here at Crusher Nation. The administra-tion, led by our Principal Mike Pearson and Athletic Director Cam Neal, has provided re-markable support to make sure these goals will be accomplished. We have also received superior support from our Vintage Athletic Booster Club (VABC), led by Andy Kuehnel and Robin Jankiewicz. Our coaching staff on all three levels has been “all in” and fully com-mitted to the future success of the Vintage football players on and off the field. We can proclaim with the upmost confidence that we are reestablishing the championship culture here at Vintage.

It is our responsibility to develop these young men into great men of great character. We believe we achieve this by embracing our 4 core values: Always have a positive attitude, have an Unbelievable work ethic, Compete Relentlessly at everything we do, and Sacri-fice more than others are willing. We hope you join us each and every week as we strive to reach our goals. GO CRUSHERS! FIGHT ON!

Kyle HofmannHead Football Coach

“We can proclaim with the upmost

confidence that we are reestablishing the championship

culture here at Vintage.”

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DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TIMESAT AUG 23 SCRIMMAGE MEMORIAL 5:00PMFRI AUG 29 WOODCREEK MEMORIAL 5:15PMFRI SEPT 5 PETALUMA (HALL OF FAME GAME) MEMORIAL 5:15PMFRI SEPT 12 @ DAVIS DAVIS 5:00PMFRI SEPT 19 WOODLAND MEMORIAL 5:15PMFRI SEPT 26 @ BETHEL CORBUS FIELD 4:45PMFRI OCT 3 BYE WEEKFRI OCT 10 WOOD MEMORIAL 5:15PMFRI OCT 17 @ RODRIGUEZ RODRIGUEZ 5:15PMFRI OCT 24 @ ARMIJO ARMIJO 5:15PMFRI OCT 31 VACAVILLE MEMORIAL 5:15PMFRI NOV 7 @ NAPA MEMORIAL 5:15PM

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Fri 10/17 Road Vacaville (CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm

Fri 10/24 Home Vintage (Napa, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm

Fri 10/31 Vacaville (CA) Wood (Vacaville, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm

Fri 11/07 Road Rodriguez (Fairfield, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm


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Fri 09/12 Road Hercules (CA) Tri-County - Rock (North Coast) 4 7:00pm

Fri 09/19 Road Fairfield (CA) Solano County I-VI 7:00pm

Fri 09/26 Home Vallejo (CA) Solano County I-VI 7:30pm

Fri 10/03 Home Bethel (Vallejo, CA) Solano County I-VI 7:00pm


Fri 10/17 Home Vintage (Napa, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:00pm

Fri 10/24 Vacaville (CA) Wood (Vacaville, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm

Fri 10/31 Home Napa (CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm

Fri 11/07 Home Armijo (Fairfield, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm


Fri 08/29 Memorial Stadium Montgomery (Santa Rosa, CA) North Bay (North Coast) 2 7:30pm

Fri 09/05 Road Casa Grande (Petaluma, CA) North Bay (North Coast) 2 7:30pm

Fri 09/19 Road Campolindo (Moraga, CA) Diablo Foothill (North Coast) 3 7:00pm

Fri 09/26 Memorial Stadium Clayton Valley (Concord, CA) Diablo Valley (North Coast) 2 7:30pm

Fri 10/03 Road Vanden (Fairfield, CA) Solano County I-VI 7:30pm

Fri 10/10 Road Armijo (Fairfield, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm

Fri 10/17 Memorial Stadium Wood (Vacaville, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm

Fri 10/24 Memorial Stadium Vacaville (CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm

Fri 10/31 Road Rodriguez (Fairfield, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm

Fri 11/07 Memorial Stadium Vintage (Napa, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm

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Fri 10/17 Home Armijo (Fairfield, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm

Fri 10/24 Memorial Stadium Napa (CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm


Fri 11/07 Home Wood (Vacaville, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm


Fri 08/29 Folsom (CA) Vista del Lago (Folsom, CA) Capital I-VI 7:00pm

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Fri 10/24 Vacaville (CA) Rodriguez (Fairfield, CA)* Monticello Empire I-VI 7:30pm

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Quarterback (QB)The player who receives the ball from the center at the start of each play before either handing it to the running back, throwing it to a receiver, or running with it himself. The quarterback is usually the player in charge of running the offense on the field. He is also the guy that usually informs the offense of the play while in the huddle.

Center (C)The offensive lineman who hikes (or snaps) the ball to the quarterback at the start of each play. The center lines up in the middle of the offensive line, between the offensive guards.

Tight End (TE)An offensive player who serves as a receiver and also a blocker. The tight end lines up beside the offensive tackle either to the right or to the left of the quarterback.

Wide Receiver (WR)An offensive player who lines up on or near the line of scrimmage, but split to the outside. His primary job is to catch passes from the quarterback.

Fullback (FB)An offensive player who lines up in the offensive backfield and generally is responsible for run-blocking for the halfback and pass-blocking for the quarterback. Fullbacks are usually bigger than halfbacks, and also serve as short-yardage runners.

Running Back (RB)An offensive player who lines up in the backfield and generally is responsible for carrying the ball on run plays. A running back’s primary role is to run with the football, he is also used as a receiver at times.

Offensive Tackle (LT/RT)A member of the offensive line. There are two tackles on every play, and they line up on the outside of the offensive guards.

Guard (LG/RG)A member of the offensive line. There are two guards on every play, and they line up on either side of the offensive center.

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Safety (SS/FS)A defensive back who lines up in the secondary between, but generally deeper than the cornerbacks. His primary duties include helping the cornerbacks in pass coverage. There are actually two safety positions; the free safety and strong safety.

Defensive End (DE)A defensive player who lines up at the end of the defensive line. The job of the defensive end is to contain the running back on running plays to the outside, and rush the quarterback on passing plays.

Defensive Tackle (DT)A defensive player who lines up on the interior of the defensive line. The duties of a defensive tackle include stopping the running back on running plays, getting pressure up the middle on passing plays, and occupying blockers so the linebackers can roam free.

Nose Tackle (NT)A defensive tackle who lines up directly across from the center. Also known as the nose guard, the primary responsibilities of the nose tackle are to stop the run and occupy the offensive lineman to keep them from blocking the linebackers.

Linebacker (LB)A defensive player who lines up behind the defensive linemen and in front of the defensive backfield. The linebackers are a team’s second line of defense. Each team has two outside linebackers. In a 4-3 defense, teams have one inside linebacker, which is usually referred to as a middle linebacker. In a 3-4 defense teams have two inside linebackers.

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1 KEVIN ORAM JR 5'4 140 RB/DB

2 MICHAEL JANKIEWICZ SR 6'0 160 WR/DB

3 COLE OCHOA SR 6'0 160 WR/DB

4 JESUS RIOS-VARGAS SR 5'7 165 K

5 KADIN JEZYCKI JR 6'1 180 TE/OLB

6 YOVANNI DEANDA JR 6'2 175 TE/OLB

7 JACOB ELLIS JR 5'11 170 FB/LB

8 RICHIE HARDWICK SO 5'10 150 WR/DB

9 JUSTIN HARP JR 6'1 165 WR/DB

10 JEREMY COSTA SR 6'0 185 WR/DB

11 ERIC LUM SR 6'1 160 RB/DB

12 JOE ARREDONDO JR 5'6 150 RB/DB

14 JARED HORM JR 6'3 215 QB

15 JOE CANEPA JR 6'5 220 TE/DE

16 CONNOR BATES SO 5'10 165 TE/LB

17 ANTHONY ESCUDERO JR RB/DB

18 DYLAN KAYE SO 5'7 150 RB/DB

19 ALEXIS HERNANDEZ JR 5'10 165 RB/DB

21 MARC GALLES JR 6'0 210 RB/OLB

22 KEVIN TUNNELL SR 5'9 205 TE/DL

23 BRIAN BURGUIN SO 6'0 225 RB/DE

24 ANTHONY CORNWELL JR 5'9 160 WR/DB

25 FERNANDO CALDERON JR 5'4 160 RB/LB

30 MICHAEL BUCKNER JR 5'10 175 RB/DB

31 ANDRE MACK JR 5'10 205 RB/LB

32 BRETT BADIALI SR 5'10 215 RB/LB

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33 DAKOTA MAHER SR 5'10 170 RB/DB

35 ANDREW GREGG JR 5'11 175 TE/OLB

41 JORDAN GREENLEE JR 6'3 225 TE/DE

42 DYLAN RAY SR 6'0 170 RB/DB

44 JOE CAVAGNARO SR 5'11 205 RB/LB

45 JOSE AVALOS SR 6'1 210 OL/DL

50 TROY SPINELLI SR 6'1 215 OL/LB

51 A.J. DENNA SO 5'10 185 OL/LB

53 JESUS HIGAREDA SR 5'10 215 OL/DL

54 ROBBY RUDSTROM SR 6'2 225 OL/DL

55 HENDRIX FORSYTHE JR 6'1 240 OL/DL

56 SERGIO MORENO JR 5'10 190 OL/LB

57 MANNY VASSOS JR 5'11 220 OL/DL

60 DAVEY HOBBS JR 6'0 250 OL/DL

61 AUGY CENDEJAS SR 5'11 215 OL/DL

64 MORGAN STRUBLE SR 5'11 205 OL/DL

65 ALEX HERNANDEZ SR 6'1 250 OL/DL

66 BEN MEDINA SR 6'2 210 OL/DL

70 BRADEN PERRY SR 6'1 245 OL/DL

72 BRANDON BURGUIN JR 6'1 225 OL/DL

74 RAY VILLASENOR SR 6'3 260 OL/DL

80 TIMMY O'HARA SR 6'1 180 WR/DB

82 MIGUEL AYALA JR 5'9 155 WR/DB

83 TRENTON BRESEE SR 6'0 175 WR/DB

85 JARED WYATT JR 6'1 165 WR/DB

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2Michael JANKIEWICZ

S R 6 ’ 0 1 6 0 W R / D B

4Jesus RIOS-VARGAS

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3Cole OCHOA

S R 6 ' 0 1 6 0 W R / D B

10Jeremy COSTA

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11Er ic LUM

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32Bret t BADIALI

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22Kevin TUNNELL

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33Dakota MAHER

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42Dylan RAY

S R 6 ’ 0 1 7 0 R B / D B

45Jose AVALOS

S R 6 ’ 1 2 1 0 O L / D L

44Joe CAVAGNARO

S R 5 ’ 1 1 2 0 5 R B / L B

50Troy SPINELLI

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53Jesus HIGAREDA

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61Augy CENDEJAS

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54Robby RUDSTROM

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64Morgan STRUBLE

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65Alex HERNANDEZ

S R 6 ’ 1 2 5 0 O L / D L

70Braden PERRY

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66Ben MEDINA

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74Ray VILLASENOR

S R 6 ’ 3 2 6 0 O L / D L


30272 _RE MAHER (SENIOR SECTION)

80Timmy O’HARA

S R 6 ’ 1 1 8 0 W R / D B

83Trenton BRESEE

S R 6 ’ 0 1 7 5 W R / D B


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Kevin ORAM JR 5 ’4 140 RB/DB

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Richie HARDWICK SO 5 ’ 10 150 WR/DB

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Joe CANEPA JR 6 ’5 220 TE/DE

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Kadin JEZYCKI JR 6 ' 1 180 TE/OLB

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Justin HARP JR 6 ’ 1 165 WR/DB

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Connor BATES SO 5 ’ 10 165 TE/LB

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Yovanni DEANDA JR 6 ’2 175 TE/OLB

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Joe ARREDONDO JR 5 ’6 150 RB/DB

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Anthony ESCUDERO JR RB/DB

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Jacob ELLIS JR 5 ’ 1 1 170 FB/LB

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Jared HORM JR 6 ’3 215 QB

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Dylan KAYE SO 5 ’7 150 RB/DB

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Alexis HERNANDEZ JR 5 ’ 10 165 RB/DB

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Fernando CALDERON JR 5 ’4 160 RB/LB

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Jordan GREENLEE JR 6 ’3 225 TE/DE

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Marc GALLES JR 6 ’0 210 RB/OLB

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Michael BUCKNER JR5 ' 10 175 RB/DB

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A.J. DENNA SO 5 ’ 10 185 OL/LB

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Brian BURGUIN SO 6 ’0 225 RB/DE

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Andre MACK JR 5 ' 10 205 RB/LB

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Hendrix FORSYTHE JR 6 ’ 1 240 OL/DL

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Anthony CORNWELL JR 5 ’9 160 WR/DB

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Andrew GREGG JR 5 ’ 1 1 175 TE/OLB

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Sergio MORENO JR 5 ’ 10 190 OL/LB

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Manny VASSOS JR 5 ’ 1 1 220 OL/DL

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Jared WYATT JR 6 ' 1 165 WR/DB

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Davey HOBBS JR 6 ’0 250 OL/DL

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Brandon BURGUIN JR 6 ' 1 225 OL/DL

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Miguel AYALA JR 5 '9 155 WR/DB

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HOME # NAME POSITION77 AGUILAR, BERNIE OL/DL

64 AVINA, ISAIAS OL/DL

44 BARBOZA, FABIAN RB/LB

72 BROOKS, DAWSON OL/DL

51 DAVIS, MALIK OL/DL

7 DEVALOIS, ALEX WR/DB

5 DOS SANTOS, WATNA RB/DB

33 GARCIA, JOSE FB/DL

28 GARCIA, SEBASTIAN RB/LB

24 GAXIOLA, GIO RB/DB

HOME # NAME POSITION26 HAROUTIOUNIAN, ALEX WR/DB

10 HILL, STEPHEN QB

59 IRWIN, WYATT OL/LB

57 KNEDEL, RYAN OL/LB

11 KOWALSKI, MERRICK TE/LB

78 LANUZA, LEVI OL/DL

23 LIPANOVISH, LUKE WR/DB

63 MACIAS, LUIS OL/DL

9 MCCUNE, JOSH WR/DB

4 MENDEZ, CHRISTIAN WR/DB


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HOME # NAME POSITION84 MILLIGAN, LIAM TE/LB

81 MOORE, LOGAN WR/DB

50 MORALES, BRIAN OL/DL

18 MORRISON, CHRIS WR/DB

60 OCHOA, JESUS OL/DL

56 ODEMAN, BRADY OL/DL

15 ORTIZ, OMAR TE/LB

79 RIVERA, ALEX OL/DL

12 RODRIQUEZ, JOSE WR/DB

46 SALMON, RYAN LB

HOME # NAME POSITION8 SANDOVAL, DAMIAN QB/DB

42 SCHAUMKEL, TRISTON RB/DB

53 SILVA, FELIPE OL/DL

6 SOTELO, DAVID WR/DB

65 STEYTEYIEH, OMAR OL/DL

67 ZAPATA, JOEL OL/DL

# NAME POSITION2 RAYMOND GARCIA RB/LB

3 LUIS HERRERA RB/DB

4 COLE RIDLING WR/DB

5 JESSIE CHAIDEZ WR/DB

6 SEAN JENSEN WR/DB

7 ISAIAH GARCIA QB/DB

9 ALEC CORNWELL RB/DB

10 ERNESTO CEJA WR/LB

11 NICK LARSON RB/LB

12 ANTHONY AGUILAR WR/LB

13 MARCUS EATON RB/DB

17 MANNY HERRERA QB/DB

18 CAMERON FERNANDEZ TE/LB

19 CAMERON FREE TE/LB

# NAME POSITION21 ZACH GEARY RB/LB

22 VICTOR SOTO TE/LB

23 NOLAN BROWN WR/DB

25 RONNY PORTER RB/DB

26 ALEX TROLINDER WR/DB

27 MERRICK BARNETT RB/DB

29 CAMERON BELL WR/DB

32 JAMES ROBERT RB/LB

33 RAYMOND O’BRIEN RB/DB

34 CAMILLO BEDOLLA TE/LB

35 KYLE WINNELL RB/LB

41 MICHAEL SINGER RB/DL

43 SAM CARTER RB/DB

44 BRANDON HOBBS TE/LB


2014 VINTAGE FRESHMEN

# NAME POSITION46 ENRIQUE SOLANA RB/DB

50 TANNER LONG OL/DL

51 ELIJAIAH SALAZAR OL/DL

52 BRUNO MARTINEZ OL/DL

53 CARLOS MENDEZ OL/DL

55 CHRISTIAN HERNANDEZ OL/DL

56 MARTIN ORTIZ OL/DL

57 JUAN SEGURA OL/DL

58 PEDRO ORTIZ OL/DL

59 JOSHUA GALDAMEZ OL/DL

62 MARTIN CEJA OL/DL

64 NICK SOLON OL/DL

65 CARLOS BARBOSA OL/DL

66 JAMIE RAMIREZ OL/DL

# NAME POSITION67 ZACH WARNOCK OL/DL

70 DEMETRIO MARTIN OL/DL

72 GERARDO MORENO OL/DL

73 MIKE LARSON OL/DL

75 MAX CRAIG OL/DL

77 DAVID CORRO OL/DL

79 JUSTIN ELLIS OL/LB

80 MERRICK CODRON TE/LB

82 MIGUEL NAVE WR/DB

82 KALEM FISHER WR/DB

83 ANDREW SANTOS TE/LB

84 GILBERT ARROLIJA WR/DB

86 ALAN FRANKLIN WR/LB

VARSITY COACHING STAFF

“The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack of will.”– Vince Lombardi

VARSITY COACHING STAFF2 0 1 4 V I N T A G E F O O T B A L L

KYLE HOFMANNHead Coach and Offensive Coordinator

JASON LLOYD Tight Ends and Outside Linebackers

BILLY SMITH Linebackers and Defensive Coordinator

GREG SUTTER Quarterbacks

THOMAS COAKLEY Defensive Backs

ERIC BOLEN Assistant Coach

CHRIS MEZA Offensive Line

BARRY FORSYTHE Defensive Line

JAY DENNA Assistant Offensive / Defensive Line

VARSITY COACHING STAFF2 0 1 4 V I N T A G E F O O T B A L L

KYLE SCHUH Head Coach

CONRAD ALVAREZ Defensive Coordinator / Linebackers

JAY GUIDUCCI Offensive Line / Offensive Line / Offensive Coordinator

PAUL KOLLAR Wide Receivers and Defensive Backs

RONNIE CRAVEA Wide Receivers

JEFF ALBERTAZZI Defensive Line

WILL NESBIT Special Teams Coach / Running Backs / Defensive Backs

“It is a fine thing to have ability, but the ability to discover ability in others is the true test.”– Lou Holtz

JV COACHING STAFF2 0 1 4 V I N T A G E F O O T B A L L

MICHAEL ODELL Head Coach

ROBERT LUNDEENWide Receivers

PRESTON GARCIA Running Backs and Defensive Backs

JAYME LARSON Defensive Line

STEVE PORTER Linebackers and Defensive Coordinator

BUBBA SMITH Offensive Line

MARK LUNDEEN Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks

RAY SISEMORE Offensive Line

The Freshman Football would like to thank the following individuals and sponsors for their donations and support: Reliable Refrigeration, Kyle Rasmusen, Heroes Café, Bell Products, The Veteran’s Home in Yountville, Jill & Lauren Odell, Napa Valley Crushers Baseball, Fitness Revolution in Petaluma, Dubs Sports, Belinda Larson, Villa Corona, Ranch Market, Carrie Free.

FRESHMEN COACHING STAFF2 0 1 4 V I N T A G E F O O T B A L L

30355 _NAPA VALLEY PHYSICAL THERAPY

36477 _NAPA VALLEY ORTHOPEDICS

1. What is the NCAA Clearinghouse?The NCAA Clearinghouse is the organization that determines whether a student-athlete will be eligible for the Division I or Division II level.

2. How important is a highlight tape and participation in football camps?Both are important. Put your very best plays on tape (nobody wants to watch a one minute highlight) and make sure coaches have access to game film. The most important football camps are those put on by the coaching staff of a school or camps where the coaching staff is going to attend. The camps put on by recruiting services are good for getting measured and having your speed tested, but coaches want to see you work out in person.

3. What role can a high school coach take in the recruiting process?A high school coach can be very helpful in setting up appointments with recruits and letting college coaches know what your practice schedules are.

4. How important are grades and test scores as they relate to college eligibility?Grades and test scores are possibly the most important. You could be the top recruit in the country, but if coaches don’t think you are going to qualify, they will stay away.

5. What is the first step a college would take if they're interested in a player?They will usually try to get into contact with the coach to find out more about the student-athlete. They will also try to find them on a social media website, such as Facebook or Twitter.

6. How does a recruiting trip work?Unofficial visit: the recruit pays for his own trip to campus, which will usually involve a campus and facilities tour. Official visit: the school pays for the recruit to take a visit. This will take place over 48 hours (usually during the season) and the recruit will take tours, meet with staff involved in the program, spend one-on-one time with coaches and spend time with players on the team.

7. How binding is a verbal commitment?There is nothing binding until the Letter of Intent is signed.

8. When is a preferred walk-on date?Usually a walk-on is invited to come to the start of fall camp in August.

9. What can a player do to better their chances at playing at the next level?Have a mid- and post-season highlight tape. Go to schools’ camps and work out for them. Identify which schools have a genuine interest in you and for which ones you can play.

10. How has social media changed the football recruiting process?It has made contacting the recruits so much easier. Between the social media sites and websites such as Hudl, the recruiting process has been sped up greatly—what used to take 2 weeks now takes 2 hours. Social media can also help us identify which kids to stay away from. If they don’t seem like a good person on Twitter or Facebook, odds are they aren’t the guy for us.

We sat down with a Division I college coach and asked him 10 questions that any high school player needs to know in order to play at the next level.

33483 _VAN WINDEN LANDSCAPING INC.(HALL OF FAME SECTION)

The word is starting to get out about Jared Horn, Vintage High School’s returning starting quarterback.

Good size at 6-foot-2, 215 pounds. Very good arm strength. Great leader. Accurate with his throws.

“Just in the past year, he has matured a lot at the quarterback posi-tion, in terms of understanding the route concepts and reading cov-erages, anticipating and throwing the ball early,” said Vintage coach Kyle Hofmann.

NorthBayPreps.com ranks Horn, who will be a junior in the fall, as

Vintage Varsity Football Embarking on Extensive Summer Program

Marty James and the Napa Valley Register.

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33483 _VAN WINDEN LANDSCAPING INC.(HALL OF FAME SECTION)

the No. 2 quarterback in Napa, Sonoma, So-lano and Marin counties. He is also listed in the NorthBayPreps.com Underclass Top 15.

Five schools – Stanford, UC Berkeley, Fres-no State, Washington and San Jose State – have expressed interest in Horn. They have contacted Hofmann, with school representa-tives visiting Vintage to meet with Horn.

“They’re obviously real impressed with his size and stature,” said Hofmann. “They’ve watched his video and they like him a lot.”

Horn was only able to be at spring practice for a week in May, due to his commitment to the baseball team. But he was very impres-sive in the 40-minute, 7 on 7 burgundy and gold spring game at Napa Memorial Stadium, completing 18 of 25 passes and throwing six touchdown passes.

“He did real well,” said Hofmann.Last month, Horn was invited and took part

in an elite 11 quarterback camp at Chabot College-Hayward.

“He’s a very down-to-earth, humble, ma-ture young man,” said Hofmann. “He doesn’t let success or failure get to his head. He’s real level-headed. The kids respond to him.”BUSY SUMMER AHEAD FOR CRUSHERS

Vintage will test its offense in a local pass-ing league — which also involves Napa, Justin-Siena and St. Helena — on Tuesday nights during the summer. The Crushers are entered in a passing tournament on Saturday

at Menlo College and in another tournament on June 28 at Vacaville High.

They will go to a full-padded team camp from June 23-27 at Monterey Trail-Elk Grove. Fifty-two players will attend the camp for Vin-tage, which was 5-5 overall, tying for second place in the Monticello Empire League last year, Hofmann’s first season as coach.

Burbank-Sacramento, Inderkum-Sacra-mento, McNair-Stockton and Cordova-Ran-cho Cordova will also be at the camp.

The Crushers will practice for two hours as a team in the morning, then scrimmage against other teams in the afternoon.

“It gives us a chance to implement some of our schemes, our systems,” said Hofmann. “It gives us a chance to evaluate in a more realistic football situation, just kind of getting our depth charts prepared for August.”

Vintage’s summer strength and condition-ing program starts today. There are two sepa-rate two-hour sessions.

“We had a real good summer program last year,” said Hofmann. “But I think this year is going to be even that much better.”

From an organizational and systems stand-point, the Crushers are further along now than they were at the end of last season, said

Hofmann.“We’re definitely chal-

lenging the kids mentally to learn these schemes and this terminology and keep moving forward,” he said.

Besides Horn, there were other players who stood out in the burgun-dy and gold game.

Troy Spinelli had the fastest time in the line-man challenge obstacle course, clocking 51 seconds. Alex Hernandez was second, fin-ishing in 56 seconds.

Michael Jankiewicz caught seven passes for 138 yards and one touchdown.

“He had a phenomenal night at receiver,” said Hofmann. “He does a great job of run-

“From an organizational and systems standpoint, the Crushers are further along now than they were at the end of last season...”

“Five schools – Stanford, UC Berkeley, Fresno State, Washington and San Jose State – have expressed interest in Horn.”

ning good routes. He knows how to run routes against man coverage, zone cover-age. He just knows how to get open.”

Aaron Shortridge caught four passes for 88 yards. He scored TDs on two of those receptions.

“He’s going to definitely help our offense,” said Hofmann. “He looked phenomenal, making real good plays.”NEW ASSISTANT COACH

New to the Vintage staff is Greg Sutter, who is the Crushers’ quarterback coach.

Sutter was at Sacred Heart Prep-Ather-ton last year. The Gators (13-2 overall, 4-1 Peninsula-Bay Football League) won the CIF Central Coast Section title and Northern Cali-fornia championship, beating El Cerrito in the finals, 42-7.

Sacred Heart Prep lost in the Division III state bowl championship game to Corona del Mar-Newport Beach, 27-15.THEME NIGHTS FOR HOME GAMES

Each of the five regular season home games at Memorial Stadium for Vintage will have a theme attached to it.

The Zero Week opener on August 29 against Woodcreek-Roseville is Teacher Ap-preciation Night.

The Sept. 5 game against Petaluma is Hall of Fame Night, in which members of the second annual VHS Athletic Hall of Fame class will be honored. The game also serves as Youth Football/Cheerleader Night, in which the Crushers will be promot-ing local youth programs.

The Sept. 19 game against Woodland is homecoming.

The MEL game on Oct. 10 vs. Wood is Breast Cancer Awareness Night.

On Oct. 31, in a league game against Va-caville, it’s Military and Emergency Person-nel Night, honoring police and fire and all military personnel.

Marty James and the Napa Valley Register.

33399 _OLD REPUBLIC TITLE

31802 _SURFER MATH

DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Wed Aug 28 BENICIA (s) NVCC 3:30pm

Thu Sept 11 WOOD NVCC 3:30pm

Tue Sept 16 VACAVILLE NVCC 3:30pm

Thu Sept 18 @ Rodriguez Rancho Solano 2:30pm

Tue Sept 23 @ Armijo Paradise Vly 2:30pm

Thu Sept 25 NAPA NVCC 3:30pm

Tue Sept 30 League Tournament #1 Cypress Lakes 10:00am

Thu Oct 2 @ Wood Cypress Lakes 3:30pm

Tue Oct 7 @ Vacaville Green Tree 3:00pm

Thu Oct 9 RODRIGUEZ NVCC 3:30pm

Tue Oct 14 ARMIJO NVCC 3:30pm

Thu Oct 16 @ Napa Kennedy 3:30pm

Tue Oct 21 League Tournament #2 Cypress Lakes 10:00am

Mon Nov 3 Section Divisional TBA TBA

Mon Nov 10 Master's Tournament Spanos Park, Stockton TBA


Tue Sept 9 RODRIGUEZ Vintage 3:30pm

Thu Sept 11 @ Napa Napa 3:30pm

Tue Sept 16 @ Armijo Armijo 3:30pm

Thu Sept 18 WOOD Vintage 3:30pm

Tue Sept 23 VACAVILLE Vintage 3:30pm

Thu Sept 25 @ Rodriguez Green Vly CC 3:30pm

Tue Sept 30 NAPA Vintage 3:30pm

Thu Oct 2 ARMJO Vintage 3:30pm

Tue Oct 7 @ Wood Millenium CC 3:30pm

Thu Oct 9 @ Vacaville Vacaville 3:30pm

Tue Oct 14 RODRIGUEZ Vintage 3:30pm

Thu Oct 16 @ Napa Napa 3:30pm

Tue Oct 21 @ Armijo Armijo 3:30pm

Thu Oct 23 WOOD Vintage 3:30pm

Tue Oct 28 VACAVILLE Vintage 3:30pm

LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Thu Oct 30 MEL Singles Vintage 9:00am

Fri Oct 31 MEL Doubles Vintage 9:00am

GIRLS GOLF

GIRLS TENNIS

2014 FALL SPORTS SCHEDULESV I N T A G E H I G H S C H O O L

BOYS WATER POLO

GIRLS WATER POLO


Wed Sept 3 DEL ORO Vintage 5:30/6:30pmWed Sept 10 BEAR RIVER Vintage 5:30/6:30pmThu Sept 11 @ Davis Arroyo Swim Ctr. 3:30/5:30pmFri/Sat Sept 12/13 Boys Varsity @ Central California Championship TourneyFri/Sat Sept 19/20 JV Boys @ Johansen Tourney (Johansen HS)Mon Sept 22 DIXON Vintage 3:30/5:30pmTue Sept 23 @ Rodriguez Rodriguez 3:30/5:30pmThu Sept 25 @ Armijo Armijo 3:30/5:30pmFri/Sat Sept 26/27 Varsity Boys @ Jim Healy Tourney (Vintage/Fairfield HS)Tue Sept 30 NAPA Vintage 3:30/5:30pmFri/Sat Oct 3/4 JV Boys @ Falcon Invitational (Fairfield HS)Tue Oct 7 RODRIGUEZ Vintage 4:30/6:30pmThu Oct 9 ARMIJO Vintage 4:30/6:30pmTue Oct 14 @ Napa Napa 4:30/6:30pmFri/Sat Oct 17/18 Varsity Boys @ Western States Tourney (Johansen HS)Tue Oct 21 @ Rodriguez Rodriguez 4:30/6:30pmThu Oct 23 @ Armijo Armijo 4:30/6:30pmTue Oct 28 NAPA Vintage 4:30/6:30pmFri Nov 7 Section Playoffs Start


Sat Aug 23 @ Campolindo (scrim) Campolindo TBASat Aug 30 @ Davis (scrim) Schaal Pool (UCD) 5:30pmFri Sept 5 GRANITE BAY Vintage 5:30/6:30pmThu Sept 11 @ Davis Arroyo Swim Ctr. 4:30/6:30pmFri/Sat Sept 12/13 Varsity Girls @ Chuck McCollum Invitational (Sierra College)Sat Sept 13 JV Girls @ Del Oro Tourney (Del Oro HS)Thu Sept 18 ST.FRANCIS Vintage 3:30/4:30pmMon Sept 22 DIXON Vintage 4:30/6:30pmTue Sept 23 @ Rodriguez Rodriguez 4:30/6:30pmThu Sept 25 @ Armijo Armijo 4:30/6:30pmTue Sept 30 NAPA Vintage 4:30/6:30pmFri/Sat Oct 3/4 JV Girls Crusher Classic (Vintage HS)Tue Oct 7 RODRIGUEZ Vintage 3:30/5:30pmThu Oct 9 ARMIJO Vintage 3:30/5:30pmTue Oct 14 @ Napa Napa 3:30/5:30pmFri/Sat Oct 17/18 Varsity Girls @ Western States (Modesto/Oakdale HS)Tue Oct 21 @ Rodriguez Rodriguez 3:30/5:30pmThu Oct 23 @ Armijo Armijo 3:30/5:30pmFri/Sat Oct 24/25 Varsity Girls Julian Szmidt Tourney (Vintage HS/Napa Valley College)Tue Oct 28 NAPA Vintage 3:30/5:30pmSat Nov 8 Playoffs start



Tue Aug 26 @ Rocklin (scrim) Rocklin 3:00pm (var only)Wed Aug 27 @ Justin-Siena (scrim) Justin-Siena 4:00/5:00/6:00pmTue Sept 2 @ Casa Grande Casa Grande 4:00/5:00/6:00pm

Thu Sept 4 @ Sonoma Sonoma 4:00/5:00/6:00pm

Sat Sept 6 Varsity @ Carmichael Invitational TourneyTue Sept 9 MARIA CARILLO Vintage 4:30/5:30pmTue Sept 16 @ Armijo Armijo 3:45/4:45pm (no frosh)Thu Sept 18 WOOD Vintage 4:00/5:00/6:00pmSat Sept 20 Frosh @ American Canyon Tourney, JV @ Sonoma TourneyTue Sept 23 VACAVILLE Vintage 4:00/5:00/6:00pmThu Sept 25 @ Rodriguez Rodriguez 3:45/4:45pm (no frosh)Tue Sept 30 NAPA Vintage 4:00/5:00/6:00pmThu Oct 2 ARMIJO Vintage 3:45/4:45pm (no frosh)Tue Oct 7 @ Wood Wood 4:00/5:00/6:00pmThu Oct 9 @ Vacaville Vacaville 4:00/5:00/6:00pmTue Oct 14 RODRIGUEZ Vintage 3:45/4:45pm (no frosh)Thu Oct 16 @ Napa Napa 4:00/5:00/6:00pmThu-Sun Oct 16 – 19 Varsity @ NIKE TOC (Phoenix, AZ)Tue Oct 21 @ Armijo Armijo 3:45/4:45pm (no frosh)Thu Oct 23 WOOD Vintage 4:00/5:00/6:00pmSat Oct 25 Varsity @ Super 8 Tourney (St. Francis HS, Sac)Tue Oct 28 VACAVILLE Vintage 4:00/5:00/6:00pmThu Oct 30 @ Rodriguez Rodriguez 3:45/4:45pm (no frosh)Tue Nov 4 NAPA Vintage 4:00/5:00/6:00pmThur Nov 6 Section Playoffs Start

VOLLEYBALL

CROSS COUNTRYDAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Sat Sept 6 @ Lagoon Vly Classic Lagoon Vly Park TBASat Sept 13 @ Viking Opener Spring Lake Park TBAWed Sept 17 RODRIGUEZ Alston Park 3:30pmWed Sept 24 @ Wood Lagoon Vly Park 3:30pmSat Sept 27 @ Stanford Invite Stanford University TBAWed Oct 1 MEL Center Meet Alston Park 3:30pmWed Oct 8 ARMIJO Alston Park 3:30pmWed Oct 15 VACAVILLE Alston Park 3:30pmSat Oct 18 @ Bronco Invite Folsom HS TBAWed Oct 22 @ Napa Alston Park 3:30pmWed Oct 29 @ MEL Championships Lagoon Vly 3:30pmPOST-SEASONSat Nov 8 Sub-Sections Angels Camp TBASat Nov 15 Sections Willow Hill, Folsom TBASat Nov 29 State Woodward Park TBA



Mon Aug 25 Calistoga (scrim) Memorial 6:00pm (Varsity Only)

Wed Aug 27 @ San Rafael (scri San Rafael 4:00/6:00pm

Thu Aug 28 Justin-Siena (scrim Memorial 4:00/6:00pm

Fri Aug 29 @ Woodland Woodland 4:00/5:30pm

Wed Sept 3 @ Dixon Dixon TBA

LEAGUE

Mon Sept 8 WOOD Memorial 4:00/6:00pm

Wed Sept 10 @ Rodriguez Rodriguez 4:00/6:00pm

Mon Sept 15 @ Armijo Armijo 5:30/7:15pm

Wed Sept 17 VACAVILLE Memorial 4:00/6:00pm

Mon Sept 22 NAPA Memorial 5:00/7:00pm

Wed Sept 24 @ Wood Wood 3:30/5:15pm

Mon Sept 29 RODRIGUEZ Memorial 4:00/6:00pm

Wed Oct 1 ARMIJO Memorial 4:00/6:00pm

Mon Oct 6 @ Vacaville Vacaville 5:00/7:00pm

Wed Oct 8 @ Napa Memorial 5:00/7:00pm

Mon Oct 13 WOOD Memorial 4:00/6:00pm

Wed Oct 15 @ Rodriguez Rodriguez 4:00/6:00pm

Mon Oct 20 @ Armijo Armijo 5:30/7:15pm

Wed Oct 22 VACAVILLE Memorial 4:00/6:00pm

Mon Oct 27 NAPA Memorial 5:00/7:00pm

PLAYOFFS

Tue Nov 4 round one

Thu Nov 6 round two

Wed Nov 12 semi-final

Sat Nov 15 final

BOYS SOCCER


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FIGHT ON FOR VINTAGE HIGHWE’RE NUMBER ONE AND YOU KNOW WHY!

OUR CROWD HAS COME TO CHEERTO MAKE THIS YEAR A VINTAGE YEAR

FIGHT ONFOR VINTAGE HIGH

FOR BURGUNDY AND GOLDFIGHT ON

FIGHT SONG

27739 _GISELLE LAMPE & CHRIS SALESE

29372 _RED ROCK NORTH(INSIDE BACK COVER)

28044 _RON RUGGIERO (BACK COVER)

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