Friday Night Lights Bright for Grand Terrace,Titans Earn Victory in Season Opener
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
The score reads 22–0 at the end of the first quarter of last week’s opening game.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
The Grand Terrace High School Titans and the Indian Springs High School Coyotes clash at the beginning of the match.
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The Grand Terrace High School Titan marching band stands ready before the game to provide for the audience some Friday night musical entertainment.
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The Grand Terrace High School Titan Marching Band takes the field as the sun sets on Friday, Sept. 6, at the opening home game for the 2013 football season.
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Sophomore tight end Tyler Valentine (#47) looks on during the game as the Titans take the field.
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
The 2013 GTHS Team Captains take the field. All are seniors. From left: #27 Nemo Perez (fullback/inside linebacker), #79 Joe Valadez (right tackle/defensive tackle), #87 Joe Ayala (tight end/defensive tackle) and #21 Cruz Duke (running back/defensive back).
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
In the first quarter, #2 Ralph Mohammed completes a 68-yard pass to #21 Cruz Duke for the first score of the game.
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
With the last score touchdown in the first quarter, #21 Cruz Duke turns the corner en route to the first of his two touchdowns. With the extra points, this makes the score 22–0 at the end of the first quarter.
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
In the first quarter, #26 Devon Dixon looks for room during one of his three touchdown runs.
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
In the third quarter and the score 42–0, #27 Nemo Perez dives into the end zone for another score.
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
#47 Tyler Valentine (sophomore) makes a tackle of an Indian Springs player.
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
The scoreboard shows the Titan victory as they take the victory last weekend, the first shut-out game in Titan history.
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
Before the game, Grand Terrace High School football plays get hyped up for the game against Indian Springs.
September 12, 2013 at 10:58am. Views: 99
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