Season

Enterprise Sports Editor Guy Dossi spoke with Bret Harte High School Athletic Director Jerry Rucker about the fall sports season. Their conversation included the success of Bret Harte volleyball, Kaela Dishion winning a cross country section championship and how he gauges what a successful season is. GD: Do you think the fall season gets the most excitement of the three seasons? Or does the fall kind of get students excited for the rest of the year? JR: It kind of sets the tone for the school…

Oh what a difference a beard make, the New York Jets three weeks ago was written off out of the playoff picture the Jets who started the season 4-2 through the first 6 games was posed to be serious threat. However after finishing 5-5 through 11 weeks there was grumbles of replacing Ryan Fitzpatrick as quarterback with Geno (yes I said Geno) smith from the fan base, which after Fitzpatrick trimmed his beard the jets turn right back around and are on current three game winning streak since. Key…

From all conference senior captain, Aaron Beckman to little freshman like myself, everybody was nonetheless excited. Along with all the high energy in the air, the first day of practice began a new era, the Brother Peter Era. It was the first season for our new head coach Brother Peter, who had recently coached in Texas, one of the best and toughest football states in America. Each day of practice brought a new level of excitement. We were inching closer and closer to our first battle against…

regular season this year. The Senior class is full of great athletes and great size, using some help from the Junior class. Before the season, the Trojans looked like a team that could definitely contend for a state championship. The Trojans knew that their competition would be the Madison Bulldogs, a team with a lot of great skill players. The Trojans kicked off their season against the Panthers of Dakota Valley, stomping them 44 to 7. “It was a good win to start off our season.…

Their one season as Zephyrs was a success. Their player, Terry Dischinger won the rookie year honors. In…

Tomorrow is spring season, tomorrow is a another day. The first day of spring season in America come in tomorrow March 20, but the cold weather winter still not exited. I came back to the United States on Feb 15, 2016. I have living in San Jose, California past two month. California the weather changing, bringing in many rains days and nights. California has worse drought history in the past eight years since I left this state on Sep 09, 2008. California has water shortages because drought, but…

Survivorship by definition is the state of being a survivor. Survivorship stems from the word survivor and was first linked to the diagnosis of cancer. Specifically, a cancer survivor is a person living with, through, and beyond cancer. According to the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (NCCS) states “a cancer survivorship begins at diagnosis and includes people who continue to have treatment over the long term, to either reduce the risk of recurrence or to manage chronic disease”. The…

post-season while Manning holds many of the regular season records. They both have had outstanding careers, but there can only be one king in the National Football League. Physically, they are just about the same person. Peyton is 6 foot 5 inches, while Brady is just and inch shorter. Manning is 230 pounds while Brady is just five pounds lighter. Coming into the league Peyton ran a 40 yard dash in 4.8 seconds while Brady ran it with tortoise speed in 5.28 seconds. During the regular season…

21 touch downs, 1,393 yards on designed runs. He is a candidate for the Heisman Award again. As the season is getting ready to start, one of the receivers is James Washington Jr, Oklahoma State. He finished 2016 with 53 catches and score over 1,000 yards. The top kickers is Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State. He has a 95.2 percent completion of 21 field goals. Zane will be a strong kicker for the season. Several players made it to the National Football League. The number one quarter back was…

On November 12, the men and women’s cross-country teams finished their current season. The season ended with the team’s competing in a national meet in Mississippi where the men placed 8 of 17 and the woman’s team 11 of 14. Clint Woods, cross-country coach, stated in an email that this season’s focus to run as a group during meets had a positive impact on the teams. “Developing the ability to run as a team has been our biggest strength. We have a big pack of runners for the guys (group and)…