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GOLF BY JAY TROST

Rite of Passage golf has always been held in the highest regard as one of the greatest privileges that is offered to youth at Canyon State Academy.  The season started with a really great group of kids and the best assistant coach (Coach Cotton) a team could ask for and during the process of the season that really great group of kids turned into a really great group of golfers.  We start out every year with the expectations that it is a privilege to be on the team and that they will learn a game that they can play for the rest of their lives and from the very first practice it was obvious that this season was going to be different, the kids started with a humble yet determined attitude that they are going to be competitive golfers and this made myself and Coach Cotten realize that we better match their intensity and in the end this season began with the expectation that it is a privilege to be on his team and by the end of the season the expectation changed to it is a privilege to coach this team.

Season Low Score:  238 (Shot twice) 47 average(School Record)

Record TEAM:  1stPlace as a team 9 times (School Record)

2ndplace as a team 3 times

Record INDIVIDUAL: 

Kelley:  Low score 39 (School Record) 6 first place individual finishes (School Record)

McCoy:  Low score 44 (1 first place finish)

Redding:Low Score 44

Cortez:  Low Score 49

Sesson:  Low Score 49

Martin:  Low Score 49

TRACK BY LENZIE JACKSON

The Canyon State Academy Varsity Track and Field teamhad another positive track and field season. We had many individual and team successes.As a team we were able to place in the top five at 5 of 12 track meets andwinning two. Along the way we had several individuals qualify for the Division4 state championship: D. Smith (100m and 200m), N. Newton (400m), J. Smith(400m), B. Mill (High Jump, 110m/300m Hurdles)  , M, Tasco (300m), G.Butler (Long Jump), R. Mitchell (Triple Jump). We also had all three relaysqualify for the Division 4 state championship: 4x100m ( A. Morales, T. VanBuren, J. Smith and D. Smith), 4x400m (N. Newton, E. Ortega, J. Smith and D.Smith) and 4x800m (E. Ortega, G. Valenzuela, M. Tamrat and l. Fragosos) .

JR HIGH FLAG FOOTBALL BY CRAIG CUTSHAW

The CSA junior football team won their last game of the season 31-6 finishing with a 3-5 record. The boys played hard game in and game out every week and displayed excellent sportsmanship

Tyler Klosser led the team at quarterback throwing 18touchdown and 10 extra points. Receivers Ezekiel Yescas and Jimmy Fuentes each scored 5 receiving touchdowns while Nacensio Coronado and Johnny Hernandez each scored 3. Center Anthony Juarez scored the other. Also on the offensive side of the ball, Jimmy Fuentes threw for a score and ran for an additional two TDs.Ezekiel Yescas also scored 2 rushing TDs while Johnny Hernandez and Nacenso Coronodo each chipped in with 1. Christopher Miranda and David McBryde each saw limited action but did an excellent job at the center position committing no turnovers.

On the defensive side of the ball, Santos Rodrigues,Jose Robles and Jimmy Fuentes each had a pick 6. Rodriguez also had two sacksfor safety’s and Robles had three batted balls.  Devon Coles pitched in with 1 interception and Donovan Thomas proved to be a valuable back up at linebacker.

All in all the team did a fantastic job and were given many compliments for their sportsmanship by opposing coaches, players and fans.The boys are looking forward to the playoffs and have high hopes of winning.