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Cavies


Special Thanks to Sara Way and Timeless Moments Photography
for providing individual and team photos for the website!!!

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Coaches
The Cavalier Coaches

The Carlinville High School football coaching staff includes, from left, Bob Flowers, Bill Duncan, Ken Garrison, head coach Chad Easterday, Quinn Steiner, Alan Cooper, and Scott Harris. Not pictured is John Reels.

Captains
CHS Captains

The 2009 Carlinville High School Football Captains are back row, from left, Zac Dixon, Darnell Scott, and Cody Stewart; front row, Josh Rives and Trevor Rhodus.

Friday, November 20
Football Banquet

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CHS players receiving awards at the annual football banquet include back row, from left, Darnell Scott, Most Valuable Defensive Lineman; Andy Denby, Most Improved Player; Zac Dixon, Most Valuable Player; Eddie Ray, Most Valuable Linebacker; Cody Stewart, Most Valuable Offensive Lineman; Josh Carnduff, Most Valuable Defensive Back; front row, Michael Millard, Scout Team Player of the Year; Josh Rives, Most Valuable Offensive Player; and Trevor Rhodus, Most Valuable Wide Receiver/Tight End.

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Receiving junior varsity awards were Dane Boente, left, Most Valuable Offensive Player, and Nick Williams, Most Valuable Defensive Player.

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Carlinville freshman football players who received awards include, from left, Cory Farneti, Most Valuable Offensive Player; Kyle Kleeman, Co-Most Valuable Defensive Player; Ben Butcher, Co-Most Valuable Defensive Player; and Brendan Stewart, Most Valuable Player.



The Cavies take the field against Southwestern in 2005.