2004 Tehachapi Braves

#1 Jeff Waldram, #2 JJ Balkar, #4 Ehren Ochsenrider, #5 Tyler Hack, #9 Derek Lange, #10 Corey Finley, #12 Vincent Hudson, #14 Steve Miller, #20 Kelly Lorenz, #21 Will Clark, #23 Ben Sheahan, #24 Jacob Booth, #26 Paul Castro, #28 Gabe Naboa, #30 Greg Witcher, #31 Edwardo Flores, #34 Byron Herman, #36 Matt Roussel, #42 Louie Olofson, #44 Marcus Hertado, #45 Joey Montez, #46 Mike Delvin, #52 Dakota Weeks, #53 Ryan Rush, #54 Cameron Hood, #55 Jake Taylor, #56 Victor Cerda, #57 Matt Hyatt, #58 Michael Gonzalez, #59 Ethan Thompson, #60 Dan Ousley, #61 Jeff Corey, #63 Ashley Kerns, #64 Steven Isbell, #65 Marcus Abarquez, #67 Umberto Silva, #70 Matt Henry, #72 Shawn Pimentel, #74 Cody Kelly, #76 Chris McBride, #77 Tucker Kill, #80 Chris Marsik, #81 Chris Rickheim, #82 Nick Timperio, #84 Zeke Saavedra

BRAVES FINAL RECORD - 4-5-1 (3-2 SSL)

GAME BY GAME REGULAR SEASON RESULTS

(Click on Individual Opponent for Game Summary/Photos)

	OPPONENT	THS	OPP	GAME HIGHLIGHT
Sept 9	Compton	0	12	Pimentel: 33yds. rushing, 7 tackles
Sept 17	@Paraclete	6	25	Waldram: 54yds. rushing, 1TD
Sept 23	Foothill (Bakersfield)	14	0	Waldram: 2 TDs
Sept 30	@Stockdale (Bakersfield)	0	25
Oct 7	Garces (Bakersfield)	15	15	Ochsenrider: 2 TDs passing
Oct 14	@Wasco *	28	0	Castro: 4 TDs, 168 yds. rushing
Oct 21	Taft *	25	7	Castro: 2 TDs, 180 yds. rushing
Oct 28	@Arvin *	20	0	Castro: 2 TDs, 115 yds. rushing
Nov 4	@Shafter *	6	32	Montez: 10 tackles, fum rec
Nov 11	Golden Valley (Bakersfield) *	13	28	Castro: 1 TD

SSL STANDINGS

TEAM	W	L
Shafter	5	0
Tehachapi	3	2
Taft	3	2
Wasco	2	3
Arvin	1	4
Golden Valley	1	4

PRE-SEASON COMMENTARY

The 2005 Tehachapi Braves look to have another strong year from an emerging freshman class that went 7-3 (4-1 SSL) and returning JV players #57 Matt Hyatt and #1 Shawn Pimentel.

The 2005 Braves will be coached by third-year head man Ryan Grimes and assisted by Jason Grimes, Dennis Costa, and Luke Schneider. The Tehachapi JV coaching staff continued the winning tradition in the new century, having won a share of the SSL title in 2002, winning the 2003 title outright with a 9-1 (5-0 SSL) record, and last season in 2004 going undeafeated 10-0 (5-0 SSL), for the three-peat.