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elcome to another awesome year of Great OakFootball. We are very proud of our Football team

and the successes of our student-athletes accomplish-ments on and off the playing field. Our athletic depart-ment believes in the Wolfpack experience which pro-motes quality and character of each student-athlete. TheGreat Oak coaching team and teachers work diligently tooffer the best experiences and opportunities for our youngmen both academically and athletically where they arechallenged in competition and in the classroom. TheWolfpack experience is focused around S.P.I.R.I.T., wherewe promote Scholarship, Passion, Integrity, Reflection,Involvement, and Teamwork.

Under the leadership of Coach Robinson and the restof the coaching team, our young men are privileged toreceive top notch instruction, guidance, and mentoring.Our coaching staffs unwavering drive for excellence isunmatched and puts the Great in Great Oak athletics.

In Great Oaks seventh year of existence and fifth yearin the Southwestern league we enter the season with highexpectations as we follow up last years campaign withthe programs first CIF playoff birth. I invite you to enjoy theGreat Oak experience andhope you catch theS.P.I.R.I.T. that surroundsyou on Friday night. Ourboys will work hard, play hard, and have fun whilemaking the community proud and representingthe Wolfpack with class.

Go Wolfpack!

BOBBY ARBANAthletic DirectorGreat Oak High School

he Wolfpack football program has forged a reputation forbeing a well-prepared and conditioned team that consistently

competes with honor and integrity. These are assets that havemade our players fun to watch and easy to root for.

I am eagerly anticipating the upcoming season and can hardly wait for that first night under those stadium lights. The program iscoming off its most successful Southwestern League campaignand Coach Robinson and his very talented staff have been work-ing hard to build off last years successes. It will be exciting to seehow our current upperclassmen settle into their new roles both onand off the field. Graduating a very talented class of Seniors hascreated opportunities for a number of our players to step into key positions and leadership roles. I look forward to watching themseize the moment and grow into those impact roles as the seasonprogresses and I am confident that our athletes will continue torepresent our school in a way that will make us all proud.

I have always been impressed with the professionalism, integri-ty, and passion modeled by our coaching staff and I am encour-aged by the positive support our team has received from theWolfpack community as we transition to Coach Robinson as headcoach. I anticipate even larger crowds this season as this teambuilds upon the programs past and carvesout their own exciting identity.

As we eagerly await the upcomingseason and prepare to cometogether every Friday night tocheer on our team, I ask that wesupport our athletes in a mannerthat reflects the pride, honor, andvalor that they have always dis-played. I ask that we cheer themon in a way that reflects thesecharacteristics so that our playerscan be as proud of us as we are of them.

Thank you for supportingour players and I lookforward to seeing youunder those Friday night lights this Fall,

JOE BALLEWEGPrincipalGreat Oak High School

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LETTER FROM THEP.S.G PRESIDENT


n behalf of the Parent Support Group, we welcome you totonight's game, and thank you for your continued support

over the years.As this is my seventh year on the football Board, I have

seen some of the most amazing volunteers that truly havehearts of servants. What you might not know is how many people it takes to run concessions on a Friday night, well, itsabout 40. That's 40amazing people whowant to give to ourcause. Thank you toall of you! I want tomost of all thank my PSG Family. Theseare the people whomake it all happen.From planning, toshopping, to seats,programs, barbecu-ing, feeding ourboys, and doing thebest we can to pro-vide for the wonder-ful staff of coacheswe have. Withouteach of these Boardmembers we would not be a unit. Please take the time toacknowledge these fine folks with a friendly hello or even asmile, after all, they are working for the good of Great Oak.

As for our players, they are lead by Head Coach RobbieRobinson , and a group of coaches who spend countlesshours and long days to bring these young men together as apack. I know we will be pleased with what they have in storefor us. We appreciate each and every one of you for your dedi-cation to our young men. In addition, I would like to thank ourprincipal, Joe Balleweg, our Athletic Director, Bobby Arban, andMr. Skaggs, our activities director. Thank you for your contin-ued support of Wolfpack Football!

See you under the lights -- always believe in the Pack!

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CIF SOUTHERN SECTIONA message to our Parents on our Goals and Beliefs

To our Parents:Welcome CIF Southern Section is a group of 570 public and pri-

vate schools that stretch from Lone Pine to San Clemente; from

Avalon to Barstow. The Section office represents the wishes of over85 leagues, five at-large representatives and 350,000 student ath-letes. Every year, the Section awards over 91,000 certificates, rib-bons, medals and plaques to athletes and schools in 23 varsitysports. We are part of an athletic federation that is the largest in thecountry. Our rules and by-laws represent the wishes of principalsand athletic administrators from San Ysdiro to Redding.

Many parents and observers know nothing of the Sections job, itsmission, its governance structure. We want to acquaint you withwhat we do and what we believe.

High School SportsCIF Southern Section has governed the conduct of high schoolathletics in Southern California since its inception in 1913. Prior tothat time games and contests between community schools were heldwithout governing rules; sometimes with disastrous results. In 1914the Commissioner of Secondary Schools in the state wrote to highschool principals: High school athletics are with us, and they aregenerally regarded as a natural means of expression for adolescenthuman beings. However, they must be controlled if they are toobserve their real purpose in moral and physical training.

To that end the first commissioner of athletics, S.F. (Seth) Van

Patten set out to create a high school sports governing body. Therewere a few stumbles along the way. Van Patten dealt with disputesover rules, transportation and representation. The Section evenoffered a sport called hand grenade throw in 1920. The rules andconventions we now believe in eventually evolved into our currentdocument, the Blue Book. The effort Seth Van Patten began resultedin a strong, viable, vibrant organization that places student growthand development above all else.

Academics - Integrity - AthleticsThe Section motto echoes the beliefs of the athletic administra-

tors who form our Council. Athletics plays a secondary role to aca-demics and integrity. In the spring of 2007, the State FederatedCouncil, with the support of Southern Section Council adopted a phi-losophy on student eligibility for interscholastic athletic competition.That philosophy reads in part: CIF Bylaws governing student eligi-bility are a necessary prerequisite to participation in interscholasticathletics because they:

1. Keep the focus on athletic participation as a privilege, not a right

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2. Reinforce the principles that students attend school to receivean education first; athletic participation is second

3. Serve as a deterrent to students who transfer for athletic rea-sons and to individuals who recruit student-athletes

4. Maintain an ethical relationship between high school athletic

programs and others who demonstrate an interest in high schoolathletes5. Pursue the Principles of Pursuing Victory with Honor.

The bylaws on student eligibility follow this philosophical state-ment. The complete list is available on the CIF web site in our BlueBook, Article 20.

It can be found at:www.cifss.orgWhile transfers are discouraged, students may transfer from one

school to another after their first year, and prior to the start of theirthird semester without any penalty. The reason? To allow students to

properly find the school that is best for them and continue eligibilitywithout interruption.

For students who transfer after the third semester, there may be alimitation on eligibility. That limitation will allow the student to par-ticipate in sports, but at a level below varsity for a period of one yearfrom the date of transfer.

High school athletics supports the development of adolescentsacademically, socially and physically. Active teens are more likely tosucceed in school, avoid drugs and develop healthy lifestyles. CIFSouthern Section governs the activities of our schools and allows forfair, balanced competition. Rules are established with the intention

that all members of a team be certified as eligible under the rulesthat relate to age, grades, semesters of participation and residence.The task occupies the efforts of four assistant commissioners, theiradministrative assistants, a commissioner and his assistant as well asdirectors of sports information, marketing and finance.

Our staff is experienced in athletic administration, believes in our mis-sion and serves our schools as they prepare students for competition.

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COACH ROBBIE ROBINSONHead Coach, Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks, Defensive LineCoach Robinson returns for his second year at Great Oak. This will be his first seasonas the Varsity head Coach, and his 21st season coaching high school football. Prior to

joining the Pack, Coach Robinson spent 5 seasons at Westminster High School, 11 yearsat Vista (San Diego) High School, and 3 years at Chaparral High school. He has beenfortunate to coach in eight CIF Title games, and five teams that he has coached havebeen CIF Champions. Coach Robinson resides in Temecula with his lovely wife Cindy,

daughter Megan (12) and son Drew (9). Coach Robinson also teaches U.S. History at GOHS.

COACH SCOTT STROSNIDERHead Coach, Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks, Defensive LCoach Strosnider has more than a quarter of a century coaching ex

Married 20 years to his wife Debbie and father to sons Derrick, 19, wNorthern Arizona University; son Darren, 16, at Great Oak High SchoDayna, 13, who attends Temecula Middle School. Coach Stro has a deCSULB, Masters in Education, Azusa Pacific. The highlights of his co

Being blessed to have coached his sons Derrick and Darren at G

COACH HERSCHEL RAMIREZAssistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers/Fullbacks Coach

Coached at Moreau Catholic High School (Hayward, CA) from 1996-1999 and at Mount Eden HighSchool (Hayward, CA) from 2000-2005, serving as Varsity Defensive oordinator and

Linebackers/Running Backs coach at both schools. Began coaching at Great Oak High School in2006. Served as Junior Varsity Defensive Coordinator (2006-2009) and coached JV Linebackers,Defensive Line, and Offensive Line. Assisted with Varsity Defensive Backs (2006) and coachedthe Varsity Defensive Line (2007-2008). I am a teacher in the GOHS Social Science Department

and AVID program. I live in Temecula with my wife Chantilly and our daughter Michelle.

COACH JOHN CARNESECCACoach Carnesecca graduated from University of California

moved to Great Oak High School from Temecula Valley when it opened. He coached at TVHS for thirteen years. Has defensive coordinator at Great Oak for the past six yea

year will work with defensive backs as an assistant. John hfor over a quarter century. He is married with three adult


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COACH PAT NEVENSSpecial Teams Coordinator, Outside LinebackersCoach Nevens is Great Oak's special teams coordinator and coachesoutside linebackers. He enters his 14th year as a football coach, this

will be his 5th season with the Wolfpack. Previous experience includesposition coaching roles at Fullerton High and Orange High in OrangeCounty. Mr. Nevens enjoys teaching social science at Great Oak. Hisfamily includes wife Lori, son Noah and Daughters Julia and Ava.

COACH CHRIS DRESSWide Receiver Coach

I am in my 6th year as a coach at Great Oak High SchoolFreshman Running Backs & Special Teams Coach (2005),Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator (2006-2009) and V

Ends Coach (2006). I am a teacher in the GOHS Special Edlive in Temecula with my wife, Michelle and our 3 awes

COACH TONY CONRADOffensive/Defensive Line Coach

This is Coach Conrads 19th year of coaching. Coach Conrad coached aState Championship team at Horizon High School (Phoenix Az.). He gradu-

ated from Northern Arizona University, with a Bachelor's and Master'sDegree . Coach also played offensive guard and center at NAU from

'86-'90. Coach Conrad is married to his lovely wife Tracy and has threechildren Hanna (11), Amanda (9), and Robert (5).

COACH DOUG APPELWide Receivers

Coach Appel is starting his third year of coaching for Great Oak and welcomes the chof the ball; previously he has coached the Defensive Backs (2008) as well as the InsiPrior to joining the Great Oak staff he has had coaching stints at Chaparral (2 years)

Springs, CO (1 year). Doug played his high school football in Steamboat Springs, CCollege in Gunnison, Colorado where he played Safety and Outside Linebacker for Business Administration while at Western State, went to Colorado State University fhis Masters in Information Technology from National University. Coach Appel has b

years and they have two wonderful children, Ryan and Lexi. The Appels have liv


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VARSITYPLAYERS


#1 Garrett Kale, Senior #2 Kem Simon, Senior #3 Sebastian Stasiak, Junior

#4 Jakob Certeza, Soph. #5 Kyle Strawn, Senior #6 Dylan Knigge, Senior

#7 Carson Luna, Soph. #8 Bryan Jones, Junior #9 Darren Strosnider, Junior


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#10 Garrett Saul, Junior #11 Cameron Luna, Junior #13 Ryan Toussieng, Senior

#14 Blake Lautenschlager, Senior #15 Ryan Hayes, Junior #17 Dakota Rohlin, Junior

#18 Trevor Wegman, Senior #20 Kai Tuione, Senior #21 Demetrius Palmore, Junior


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#22 Damacio Lopez, Junior #23 Emeka Anigbogu, Senior #24 Duane Soloman, Senior

#25 Justin Adams, Senior #27 Harken Maguire, Senior #28 Daniel Anderson, Senior

#29 Josh Hardy, Junior #30 Addison Bernal #34 John Hart, Junior


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#36 Daniel Staffieri, Junior #38 C.J. Wagner, Junior #39 Shaun Barragan, Senior

#40 Braxton Garrison, Junior #41 Chris Boswell, Junior #42 Ryan Rees, Senior

#44 Carter Kitley, Junior #47 Sean Burd, Senior #49 Tim Poldrugo, Senior


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#51 Dakota Jones, Junior #52 Shane Gonzalez, Sophomore

#54 Shaun Ignacio, Junior #55 Garth Helzer, Senior #56 Alex Castillo, Senior

#57 Kyle Ray, Senior #58 Michael Cato, Senior #59 Jonathan Aano, Senior

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#50 Quentin Blakely, Junior


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#60 Rock Davis, Senior #65 Prabjot Gill, Junior

#66 Kale Flores, Junior #71 Josh McClintock, Senior

#75 Justin Barlow, Sophomore

#67 Justin Parrot, Junior

#73 Nick Caluag, Junior #74 Joe Cryderman, Senior

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#62 Zach Foulk, Junior

#76 Joe Ornelas, Senior #77 Connor Christianson, Senior #85 Zach Ethridge, Junior


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Last First Yr.Axton Hunter 9Bailey Jacob 9

Bandong Anthony 9Barrera Rami 9Benton Matthew 9Betancourt Andrew 9Bledsoe Ben 9Box Haakon 9Brazil Michael 9Burrow Max 9Butterfield taylor 9Calhoun Keita 9Campbell Hunter 9Campbell , Dakota 9Caraciolo Anthony 9Chappell Marcel 9Chavarin Aiden 9Chua Arhon 9Clayton Marcus 9Colace Robert 9Cooper Joshua 9Dejonge Taylor 9Diaz Luke 9Dillon Brett 9Donavan Hunter 9

Escalmilla Andrew 9Farol James 9Figeroa Niko 9Fonseca Dante A . 9Foster Chris 9Garcia Deigo 9Gartner Brady 9Gill Herjot 9Golden Robert 9Gotuzzo Weston 9Haney Sean 9

Hillock scott 9Hobby Matthew 9Kapur Ash 9Keyser Adrian 9Kitley Kyle 9Knowlton Kyle 9Kostecki Ryan 9Lechuga Christian 9Lee Paul 9

Last First Yr.Link Kyle 9Lloyd Jaeridan 9

Lopez Luis 9Lopez Samuel 9Lopez Mateo 9Lottig Andrew 9Lucus Jonathan 9Mabee Matt 9MacDermott Patrick 9Mahli Gurpreet 9Mares Calden 9McGonegal Alex 9Means Austin 9Menjivan Brandon 9Molinar Andrew 9Mosqueda Aaron 9Nehk (RJ) Rocky 9Nguyen Thai 9Nisan Anthony 9Panique J.J 9Peirson Kellen 9Riefer Marlon 9Rodriguez Brett 9Rodriguez Arturo 9Rodriguez Austin 9

Sanchez Alex 9Savant Jake 9Segovia Jared 9Shepherd Jordon 9Smith Jeremy 9Stott Jake 9Surette Chenler 9Tagulao John 9Torres Jesus 9Traconis Alex 9Tuione Kaedin 9

Vasquez Kevin 9Vazquez Anthony 9Vcorhees Kasin 9Walsh Christian 9Weinman Damon 9Wert Dustin 9Whittan Cayden 9Williams Austin 9Woeller Cody 9

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Last First Yr.Ackerman Garret 10Alexander Austin 10

Alvarado Antonio 10Anderson Brandon 10Austin Kyle 10Avalos Jaime 10Avila Daniel 10Bailey Trey 10Ballesteros Alexander 10Bird Joshua 11Block Riley 10Boggeln Luke 11Bouma Cornelius 10Buffalino Jordan 10Burrow James 10Carrillo Joseph 10Cortez Khris 10Cossyleon Johnny 10Cranfield Austin 10Davis DeJon 10DeLeon Kevin 10Delgadillo Duran 10Dickson Nigel 10Dierick Tristan 10Dunn Ethan 10

Ehrhardt Wyatt 10Eiseler Corey 10Evangelista James 10Felton Nick 10Fien Antony 10Flemate Brandon 11Garcia Isaac 10Gathings Derrick 10Gay Daniel 10Gonzales Johnny 10Gonzalez Jacob 10

Hatchett Kris 11Huerta Steve 10Hulse Adam 10Iglesias Mario 10Jean Paul Brandon 10Kelsey Paul 11Larabee Zachary 10Lee Robert 10Lennert Sean 10

Great Oak High School Junior Varsity RosterLast First Yr.Loaeza Noe 11Malone Lucas 11

Manzo Rene 10Marden Eric 10Martinez Daniel 10Mason Anthony 10McIntosh Dre 10McIntosh Zack 10Metsgar Dylan 11Milan Chris 11Mindiola Shawn 10Miranda Oscar 10Moore Trevor 10Mott Mark 10Murphy Colin 11Mussa Rami 11Naron Willie 10Nieto Andrew 10Ostlund Travis 11Pantoja Devin 10Papaco Tyler 10Paulson Logan 10Payton Matthew 11Perez Jafaron 11Phok Steven 10Plum Jacob 10Ponzio Nicolas 10Ramirez Andrew 10Robertos Joshua 10Ruhe Kyle 10Salazar Marcos 10Sam Matthew 10SchoonmakerAustin 10Sevene Anthony 10Smith Christian 10Spagnoli Nathan 10

Stidman Tyler 10Tam Andrew 10Tilden Brian 10Touzinsky Jonathan 10Trujillo Travis 10Tsutsui Brandon 10Ward Daymion 10Way Craig 10Wigchert Nicholas 11


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behalf of the players and coaches, I would like to welcome you to tonights game and thank you for supporting thefootball program at Great Oak High School.

The young men you see performing on the field have dedicated themselves to hundreds of hours of hard work in the

weight room and on the practice field. I am extremely excited about our 2010 squad. My coaching staff is confidentthat our young student athletes are well prepared to compete with an extremely challenging non-league schedule, aswell as the always tough Southwestern League. It takes a special person andathlete to meet the demands of the Great Oak Football Program and theyoung men you see before you have put in the sweat, pain, and sacrificeto earn their place on the roster. We have always taken pride at GreatOak about the quality of men our football program produces. As acoaching staff, we are quite proud of the integrity demonstrated in ourplayers and their commitment to academics.

As everyone knows, a program is only as strong as the people who backit. The Great Oak Booster Club is truly second to none. We could not bemore blessed with the absolutely awesome parent support we have. All

the coaches want to extend our sincerest gratitude for the effort andmany hours our PSG has volunteered to build the football pro-gram. Thank you for supporting your student athletes at thesnack bar and all other football activities. Great Oak foot-ball would not be where we are without the dedicationof our coaching staff. I want to thank each and every one of our coaches for the enthusiasm and expertisethey bring to the field every day. I would also beremiss if I did not take a moment to thank the wivesof our coaching staff for the patience and under-standing they show over the time my staff puts into mold these young athletes.

Last but not least, I would like to give a specialthanks to the administration, staff, and faculty atGreat Oak High School. Our principal, Joe Balleweg, and ath-letic director, Bobby Arban, have truly supported my goals andvision for the program.

Enjoy tonights game. Pack Pride!

Coach Robbie Robinson

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No. Name Position Grade Height Weigh1 Metuisela Unga OLB, TE Jr. 6-5 202 Jude Njuh WR Sr. 5-9 1754 Jakob Cuan DB Sr. 5-9 1605 Sateki Finau RB, DB Sr. 5-11 196 Donovan Harden WR Sr. 6-0 1658 Alex Burton WR Jr. 5-9 1609 Dana Hall WR Jr. 6-1 18011 Aaric Haley DB Sr. 6-0 1613 Brandon Johnson DB Sr. 5-8 18014 Tahaan Goodman DB So. 6-2 18515 Dimitri Morales QB Jr. 6-2 1916 Joe Mehltretter QB So. 5-10 16017 Toure Boyd DB Jr. 5-11 1818 Dejai Jones WR Sr. 6-3 17019 Chase Morris OLB Jr. 6-0 18020 Munford Jaymi RB Jr. 5-9 19023 Julius Cedric DB Jr. 5-10 1724 Brandon Stubblefield DB So. 5-9 16525 Chris Papacek RB Jr. 5-9 18028 Brandon Tucker RB Jr. 5-9 17530 J J Robinson RB So. 5-9 18031 Trehvon Zenon DB Jr. 5-11 1732 Anthony Randle DB So. 5-9 1633 Ryan Ristow DB Jr. 6-0 17034 McGuire Dawud DB Sr. 5-10 1735 Erik Zamudio K Sr. 6-0 19040 Viliami Latu LB So. 6-1 2042 Steven Mujica LB Jr. 5-10 21543 Tevita Kauvaka LB Sr. 5-10 20544 Alani Latu LB So. 6-0 19546 Kody Duffy DL Sr. 6-0 22550 Ryan Hicks DL So. 6-3 24052 James Colbath DL Sr. 6-1 20554 Skyler Clanton DL Sr. 5-10 2355 Dalton Marey OL Jr. 5-9 20056 Joseph Peccoralo OL Jr. 5-10 20058 Caleb Hooper OLB Jr. 5-10 1863 Will Wentz DL Jr. 6-2 20565 Luis Esteban OL Jr. 5-9 22068 Sekona Fonua OL Sr. 6-0 33569 David Kafusi DL So. 6-0 24571 Brandon Toailoa OL Jr. 6-4 285

75 Alessandro Abbamonte DL Sr. 6-0 28576 Archie Lewis OL Jr. 6-4 27577 Tuner Cameren OL Jr. 6-2 27578 Brandon Carter OL Jr. 6-1 28579 Daniel Hubbard OL So. 6-2 34580 JT Huggins WR Jr. 5-10 1981 Ben Weaver WR Jr. 5-9 16082 Eric Dominguez TE Jr. 6-2 2083 Jose Del valle WR Jr. 5-9 16088 Camryn Davis-white WB Jr. 5-10 1890 Tyler Nakata DL Jr. 6-3 20597 Jacob Amarin DL Sr. 6-1 22598 Anthony Fernandez DL So. 6-5 24099 Brandon Long DL Jr. 6-3 230

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