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deep there and we have a few others
with only a little (varsity) experi-
ence. As we get into a few games
they’ll get better.”
Kennan Stevens, sophomore, and
Avi German (5-11, 250, jr.) should
help on the line.
“They’ll get better and we have
some size. Offensively, the line is
not as far ahead, but we have some
good quality kids. Welter, Ray and
Blake will make the younger kids
better.”
Defensively, many of the same
players will be on the line, at cor-
ner back or in the backfield.
Lionel Sandoval (5-10, 230, sr.) was
a big part of the defense at lineback-
er last season, as wasWills. Sando-
val may also play some offense, as he
did last year.
Robby Backus (5-11, 170, jr.)
worked hard in the weight room over
the past summer, is a little bigger
and a smart kid, McNabb said. He
may get some time as jayvee quar-
terback. Matt Shoun (5-9, 150, sr.)
should see some time at corner, as
will Jake Ford (5-10, 150, jr.). Oman
and Hortert should play safety, while
JAKE FORD
Scappoose Corner Back
Johnathon Tardif
Scappoose Running Back
TRIBE FOOTBALL: Seaside one Cowapa favorite
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Joey Krupsky (6-1, 165, jr.) is expect-
ed to spend time at free safety.
“He’s faster and stronger and
should have a good year.”
McNabb has back the same coach-
ing staff as last season—Joe Nowlin,
Brad McKady, Richard Johnson,
Nick Byrd, Brian Clark, Tracy Tunt-
land, Clark Tenney, Greg Engstrom,
Mike Magnuson, Mark Gift, Greg
Gadbois.
The Indians kick off their season
at Roosevelt this Friday Aug. 30, a
tremendously talented 5A team.
They followwith home games
against Estacada and Rainier, and
another road trip to Central.
In the Cowapa League McNabb
said he expects Seaside to be very
good this season.
“They were a very tough oppo-
nent last year. They graduated
some but have a lot of skill kids
back. They should be right in the
thick of hit. Banks and Astoria will
also be tough. Yamhill-Carlton has
a new coach. Tillamook graduated
some kids, but could be tough.”
Schedule
Aug. 30 at Roosevelt
Sept. 6 ESTACADA
Sept. 13 RAINIER
Sept. 20 at Central
Sept. 27 at Banks
Oct. 4 YAMHILL-Carlton
Oct. 10 at Tillamook
Oct. 18 SEASIDE
Oct. 25 at Astoria
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SPOTLIGHT PHOTO: JOHN BREWINGTON
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