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title. With longtime Head Coach Jim Ewan retired, Offensive Coordinator Shawn Aguano has taken over the helm. He faces some challenges, but the Wolves look to be very solid heading in the 2011 season.
such great foot speed,” Aguano explains, referring to last season’s senior quarterback Brett Hundley, who now resides in Westwood, CA, and will perhaps start as quarterback for the UCLA Bruins this fall as a freshman.
While Aguano says it will be difficult to match the foot speed Hundley brought to the Wolves offense, he is confident that junior Daryll Garetson can step in and run Chandler’s offense.
offense is running back Paul Perkins. The Wolves look very strong on offense this year with seven returning starters. The offensive line will be anchored by highly- regarded Zack Hemmila and three returning starters. Coach Aguano says defense has been a priority in spring and summer practices. The Wolves had three games last year in which they surrendered 35 points or more, including a last second loss in the first round of the playoffs to Desert Ridge, 38-35.
“We are very deep on our D-line,” Aguano says. The Wolves have nine defensive lineman who will play this season, giving them depth and flexibility. Couple that with an extraordinary secondary, and this could be a memorable season for Chandler. The Wolves feature one of the strongest defensive backfields in recent years. LaRon Tarkington will line up at safety along with two outstanding cornerbacks, D.J. Frazier and Devon Centers. Middle linebacker Tyler Holmes, who is seeing some interest from Ivy League schools according to Aguano, should be someone to watch this fall.
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MOVING UP: New Chandler High Football Head Coach Shawn Aguano was formerly offensive coordinator for CHS.
“It’s been exciting,” says Aguano on being head coach, “but the biggest difference has been the administrative duties. I have a lot more paperwork now.”
Coming over from the offensive side to be head coach, Aguano says the offense should be similar to last year’s. Filling the very big shoes of the former quarterback will be a challenge for Aguano. “It’ll be a little different, just because Brett had
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GETTING READY: CHS football players practice under the watchful eye of new Head Coach Shawn Aguano.
Coach Aguano is looking to distribute the ball effectively this fall, utilizing a strong receiving corps led by two 6-foot, 5-inch wide receivers, Javon Williams and Patrick Baldenegro, and Lloyd Mills, a go-to guy for Hundley last year. Adding to a potentially potent
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Kevin Rolfe, a fourth-grade teacher at Basha Elementary School, is also a USC journalism graduate, where he focused on sports. He lives with his family in Traditions at Avalon.
It should be an exciting season in Chandler with all four schools looking to make the playoffs and more. Look for a preview of Basha High and Perry High in the Aug. 20 issue of the SanTan Sun News.
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