1998 Northwest HS Football

"OUT THE GATE IN '98"

"Out the Gate in '98"

2 Wins. 8 Loses.

CAPTAINS

French Pope iii, Bill Edmonds

Head Coach: Randy Trivers

Assistants: Andrew Fields, Mike Neubeiser, Jim Tapley, Justin Liberti, Chris Wappaus, Mike Zarchin, Tim Britton

Manager: Leia Crown

1998 Season Totals

1998 Box Scores

Total number of players: 31

Seniors: 0

Juniors: 22

Sophomores: 8

Freshmen: 1

#15 Sophomore starting QB Brian Shaw,

THE YEAR IN REVIEW

1998 (2-8) Northwest High School opens its doors as a 2A high school, pulling students from the halls of Quince Orchard and Seneca Valley High School. Coach Randy Trivers, who at 25 years old is the youngest head coach in the county, is hired to start the football program. Without seniors, the squad gets off to an 0-7 start, and ends up 2-8. The Jags, however, end the year on a high note, winning two of their final three games (Cardozo and Kennedy).

1998 FINAL RESULTS
Region: 2A West Division: Montgomery 2A
PF: 134 (13.4 ppg)			PA: 337 (33.7 ppg)
Week	Date	Opponent		Score
1	Fr SEP 4	Thomas S Wootton Patriots		L 0-12
2	Fr SEP 11	Bethesda - Chevy Chase Barons		L 0-28
3	Fr SEP 18	at Poolesville Indians		L 8-46
4	Fr SEP 25	at Walter Johnson Wildcats		L 17-62
5	Fr OCT 2	at Damascus Swarmin' Hornets		L 0-48
6	Fr OCT 9	at Southern Garrett Rams		L 6-34
7	Fr OCT 16	Albert Einstein Titans		L 14-45
8	Sa OCT 24	at John F Kennedy Cavaliers		W 35-6
9	Fr OCT 30	Cardozo Clerks		W 47-18
10	Fr NOV 6	Winston Churchill Bulldogs		L 7-38

1998 TEAM BANQUET
The Golden Bull - Gaithersburg, MD	Grade
JAGUAR AWARD
French Pope	Junior
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
Brian Shaw, QB, LB, K, P	Sophomore
MOST DEDICATED PLAYER
Michael Cornejo	Junior
MOST IMPROVED PLAYER
Mauricio Urbina	Junior
FALL SPORTS JAGUAR AWARD
Bill Rodriguez	Junior

1998 MEDIA RECOGNITION
Publication	Group	Name	Grade	POS
All-Gazette	1st team	George Hackey	Junior	TE
MCCA All-County	--	George Hackey Brad Stewart	Junior Soph	TE DL
Washington Post All-League	Montgomery 2A	George Hackey Bill Rodriguez	Junior Junior	TE DL

*MCCA: Montgomery County Coaches Association

Pictured as #58 on the team photo is Marcus Lyles, T.J. Dmuchowski would ultimately replace him for the rest of the season in that jersey.

#66 on here is Mahssan Afkhami, Jeremy Jarrett would take over that number after Afkhami left before the season began.

1998 Northwest Jaguars	#	Year
Victor Adams	79	11
Chad Anderson	76	11
Mike Benton	67	10
Gill Budd	81	10
Steve Carmona	25	11
Aaron Charbonneau	44	11
Michael Cornejo	27	11
Raymond Custis	7	11
Kenny Davis	11	10
T.J. Dmuchowski	58	11
Cliff Driver	12	11
Luke Dryden	86	11
Billy Edmonds	78	11
Joe Gilmore	26	11
Terrell Golden	75	10
George Hackey	80	11
Jeremy Jarrett	66	11
Kevin Jones	9	11
Eugene King	20	09
Jerrod Macias	42	10
Will Midtbo	74	11
Anwar Phillips	10	10
French Pope	33	11
Billy Rodriguez	82	11
Desmond Scott	89	11
Brian Shaw	15	10
Austin Simmons	77	11
Sean Stark	52	11
Brad Stewart	72	10
Michael Theberge	34	11
Mauricio Urbina	21	11

THE YEAR 1998.

Most popular lockerroom song: Ruff Ryders: Down Bottom

"Fall Ball" King is Bobby Coleman.

The Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating contest champion ate 19 hotdogs in 12 minutes.

Michael Jordan & the Chicago Bulls won their 6th NBA title in eight years.

May 14, Frank Sinatra dies at age 83.

Mark Mcguire hits 62 homeruns, beating Roger Maris' 61 homeruns that stood for 37 years.

Former US track star Florence Griffith-Joyner dies from brain abnormality at 39 years old.

ESPN The Magazine debuts to compete with Sports Illustrated.

Top: juniors Bill Edmonds (#78) and Bill Rodriguez (#70) carries Coach Trivers after winning the first game in school history; a 35-6 rout of Kennedy at the Cavaliers' homecoming.

Right: Sept 4, 1998. The Jags enter the Black Hole for the first time.

#33 French Pope scored on the opening kickoff against Wootton but a block on the back penalty nullified what could have been the first points on the board for the Jags.