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Football action continued in Week 4 for the high schools, with wins for both Danville varsity teams.
San Ramon Valley High defeated Amador Valley High, 23-13. A highlight of the game was the appearance of football teams from 1957 and 1977, who were in town for their 50-year and 30-year reunions.
Monte Vista beat Granada, 49-35.
By Dolores Fox Ciardelli
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Mike O’Gorman, football coach at San Ramon Valley High School in 1957, walks onto the field with his team from that year who were in town for their 50-year reunion. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
The SRV team of 1957. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
The SRV team of 1977. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
SRV quarterback Joe Southwick throws a touchdown pass to Joey Tidwell. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
Joey Tidwell catches a pass. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
SRV Wolves ready to beat Amador Valley, 23-13. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
The SRV crowd cheers its team. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
What’s a football game without a band? Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
Flag girls lend to the Friday night excitement. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
In JV action, Luke Riggs carries the ball. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
JV quarterback Chris Comes prepares to pass against Granada High, who won, 7-21. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
SRV JV’s Trevor Tow sidesteps fallen players to score yards. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
Monte Vista frosh face Granada on Thursday, with Brian Pearl escaping two tackles. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
MV freshman Brian Pearl is finally taken down after escaping two tackles. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
Orthopedic surgeon Jerome Davis is the sideline doctor for the frosh football MVHS-Granada game. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com -
Ryan Lacy is tackled after a catch in the “5th quarter,” which is played after a game to allow all the players a chance to show their talents. Photo by Chris Scott/www.calsportsphoto.com
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