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2006 Lane Tech Football Team Page 2006 Lane Tech Varsity Football Schedule
2006 Final Record (6-5)
2006 Lane Tech Varsity Football Roster Head Coach: Rich Rio Assistants: Art Fiumetto, Luis Munoz, Rudy Mayfield, Chuck Richards, Tony Chronis. Mike Epstein, Cleo Husband, Jim Kezios, Pete Corcoran, Jim Stahl, Jake Nokes, Julius Farrell
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Football April 13, 2007 Class of 2008 Public League Football Prospects
Last month EdgyTim.com, the top Illinois high school football website, hosted the 7th annual Junior Day event. It was a huge success with nearly 300 college football prospects from the class of 2008 in Illinois in attendance. Also there we’re coaches from 6 different states. The Public League had a large number more….
Simeon led the Public League with 5 players attending a recent football college prospects event. www.LaneTechFan.com photo.
Football March 7, 2007 2007 3rd Annual Preseason Prep Bowl Kickoff Classic Schedule Released from Edgytim.com Quarterback Jack Ramsey and the Simeon Wolverines will play class 7A state champion St. Rita in the final game of the pre-season Pre-Bowl Classic to open the 2007 Football season. Pictured above is a regular season football game vs. Lane held in 2006 in which Simeon won 44-22. (www.LaneTechFan.com photo)
February 10, 2007 Chicago Public League Football Signees on Signing Day
Chicago Sun-Times All-Public League 2006 Football Team
Adam Nelson (Sr., Line) is Lane's sole representative on the prestigious Sun-Times 2006 All Public- League team.
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Football September 23, 2006
Lane Tech 27 Taft 0
September 22, 2006
(Winnemac Stadium- Chicago, IL) After beating Mather last week in a less than stellar performance and losing its first three games to Lockport, Evanston, and Simeon Lane Tech finally played a complete game and bounced Taft 27-0.more...
QB Robert Pienkos passed for William Moorehead (#5) waits in the Taft fans cheer on members of it's 2005 197 yards on 8 of 14 completions. backfield right before the 2nd of his Girls City Championship Softball team. two touchdown runs. Taft beat Lane Tech last spring to capture it's only Public League championship in 2005-06.
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September 16, 2006 Alumni Inspire Lane Rout of Mather
Lane 36 Mather 12
September 15, 2006
(Lane Stadium, Chicago, IL) Alumni day at Lane always brings out a big fan turn out. There was a special Alumni only section in the Lane stands filled with alumni and their family from all years...more
Players and coaches congratulates the Football class of 86
Football class of 1986 take on the field one more time Lane RB Christopher Blackmon racks up big numbers with 134 yards, 2 TD's
Lane Alumni and family showed up in big numbers Spirit Booster in action
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September 10, 2006
Simeon scores 38 unanswered points Lane Tech 5 losses in a row may be a record losing streak.
(Lane Stadium- Chicago, IL) When Lane Tech running back William Moorehead (17 rushes 32 yards) scored on a 2 yard touchdown run to open the 2nd half and give Lane a 22-8 lead, Lane Tech fans thought the game was in the bag...more
Lane fans paint themselves Lane's Chris Anton has a career Martez Wilson, Simeon's Myrtle and Gold day with 2 TD's, 1 interception Division I college prospect scores 3 TD's, 2 sacks
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September 5, 2006
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September 3, 2006 Lane Hangs Close but Evanston Prevails 27-20 Behind Bolden's 286 Yards, 4 TD's Evanston 27 Lane 20 Chicago, IL (Lane Stadium)- The last time Evanston played Lane was in the 1990’s when the two teams met a couple times in the IHSA playoffs. The teams met again Friday night under different....
Evanston and Lane prepare to battle More pictures:
Meeting in the middle Lane Cheerleaders Principal Foley Watches the Team
Evanston's Michael Bolden Receiver Fuad Salami; Gang Tackle (RB and DB, Northwestern Signee) Kickoff Return for a TD
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August 28, 2006 Public League Powers Falter in Week 1; Marshall Upsets Gordon Tech!! The Public League powers traditionally play non- Public League opponents the first few weeks of the football season. team lost...
August 26, 2006 Lockport Beats Lane in First Permanent Light Night Game in Lane Stadium History Lockport 31-Lane 6 After finishing the 2005 season a disappointing 3-6 and losing most of their offensive stars to graduation including the quarterback and star running back Terrance Dillard, Lockport fans were very cautious if not pessimistic of their chances this year. ...
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2006 Football Pre-Season Preview, Predictions, and Thoughts By: Neil Hernandez August 25, 2006 Welcome to the Football pre-season preview, predictions, and thoughts section of this website. In this next section, I will review some games and give you some insight on what to expect in the game, my miscellaneous thoughts, and some predictions for each score. My intention is to provide some candid thoughts on the games. So please if you have any thoughts on my column, don't hesitate to contact me. I'm just a Lane Tech and high school football fanatic who wants to talk some football. Enjoy!! Week 1 Lockport High School
This is Lane's premier game of the season. First of all it is opening day of the Illinois High School season and what can be more exciting then that first game of the season. Secondly, there is a chance that this will be the very first opening game night game in Lane Stadium history with permanent lights. Either way, the place will be rocking and rolling. Expect a large sold out crowd from both sides. The Porters fans travel well and will take the hike from Lockport. As a side note, Lockport’s cheerleaders finished in the top 10 in the IHSA’s first ever state championship cheerleading competition So the pre-game atmosphere will be nothing short of electric. To top off the excitement will be the actual game where the opponent will be Lockport Township High School. Ironically, Lockport Township High School has the same initials as Lane tech High School We are both LTHS. But that is where most of the similarities end. For those of you who are not familiar with Lockport let me share some facts about the school and their football program. * Lockport is a far southwest Chicago suburb. * Lockport High School has most recently played in the SICA conference. But with the recent breakup of the SICA conference, they are playing in a brand new conference called the South West Suburban (Blue). Defending state class 8A football champion Lincoln Way East and perennial football power Bolingbrook is in their conference so they are in a tough conference. * Do not overlook their 3-6 record last year. They played tough opponents and on of their victories was a 28-13 victory over Lane Tech. * Lockport won the class 8A football championship in 2002 and in 2003. * Lockport sells season tickets for their football games because demand is so high. In short, the Lockport Porters is a school going to a game far away from it's home. Lane rarely plays teams from that far. But it is not any team, this is two time state champions who play in one of the toughest conferences and are eager to prove to everyone that their 3-6 record last year was a fluke. Lane will have to play their A game just to stay with this powerful suburban team. This a true clash between teams looking to make an early season statement. Whatever happens this will be a great experience for both teams. Prediction: Lockport 32-Lane 23
Lockport High School, the Lockport High School Cheerleaders, and the Beautiful Lockport High School Pool; Photos courtesy of www.lths.org. Week 2 Evanston Township High School
Lane faces another suburban opponent. This time it is a more familiar foe in the Evanston Township High School or E-town as they call it. Lane last met Evanston in the playoffs in the 1990's a couple times. This is their first meeting since then. Evanston High School football has had some troubled records the last few years, but his year they hope to turn it around. Evanston boasts three solid prospects in Nickaro Golding (Defensive End), Alfa Kaba (LB) and Michael Bolden (CB). Bolden signed with Northwestern University to play football for new Head Coach Pat Fitzgerald. So they have some talent to make some noise. The only question is can they put it all together? Prediction: Lane 16 Evanston 13
Photos of an Evanston band member, football squad, and some Pom Kits at a Pom Camp. Photos courtesy of www.eths.k12.il.us/ - 23k Week 3 Simeon
In week 3 Lane plays the Simeon Wolverines from the South Side. Simeon, fresh off the state class AA basketball championship is out to prove that they are more than just a basketball school, what is a better test than Lane Tech. Three years ago, Simeon easily handled Lane at Gately Stadium. At that game Simeon was led by now University of Illinois Wide Receiver Bryant Creamer. Two years ago, Lane beat Simeon in the regular season and then ended their season with a convincing victory in the playoffs during their run at the Chicago Public League Championship. The Lane team that year was led by Public League Record setting quarterback Couri Benz and the star receiving corp of Dwayne Pillow, Xavier Torres, and Deon Flowers. Last year, in a game at Gately Stadium, Lane lost to Simeon. Simeon returns two marquee players in Junior Quarterback Jack Ramsey and Defensive End Martez Wilson. Two of the states top Quarterbacks came from the public League last year in Demetrius Jones of Morgan Park and now Notre Dame and Isaiah Williams of CVS. So the spotlight this year falls on Ramsey and Ramsey is out there to prove that he is now the top QB in the Public League. This match up vs. Simeon is at home at Lane stadium. So Lane should have an advantage because they traditionally play bad in away games at Gately Stadium. I see a great game versus these two Chicago Public League powers. Simeon came close to winning the Public League championship last year but Morgan Park outlasted them to win the city championship. Lane won city two years ago and is out to prove they are a contender to win it again this year. Hubbard is still the class of the Public League but the winner of this game will show who will be one of Hubbard’s biggest challengers.
Prediction Lane 23-Simeon 18
Week 4-8 Mather, Taft, Whitney Young, Lincoln Park, Curie
Week 4-8 features all conference games of the Chicago Public League Illini Redbird Conference. Based on recent history and the current state of these teams, I’m not sure if any of these teams have much of a chance beating Lane Tech. Last year Lane blasted Whitney Young 42-0, Mather 34-13, and Curie 33-17. Lincoln Park is a new member of the Illini Redbird conference replacing Steinmetz. All of these schools have football programs that will need development if they expect to compete with Lane year in and year out. Predictions Lane Tech 26- Mather 12, Lane Tech 32, Taft 12, Lane Tech 54 Whitney Young 0, Lane Tech 38- Lincoln Park 6, Lane Tech 28 Curie 12
Curie High School, Curie Condors prepare for battle. Photos courtesy of www.curiehs.org
Lincoln Park High School. Mather High School Photos courtesy of http://lincolnpark.cps.k12.il.us/ and http://www.mather.cps.k12.il.us |
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