The Crespi Varsity Football Team of '63, under the coaching of Mr. Tony Kopay and Mr. Tom Matthews, finished a disappointing season on a high note. Despite its small size and relative inexperience, the team solved the riddle to winning and defeated favored St. Monica's in the season's last game.
Such a season is never easy to accept, but considering the new system employed, both of coaches and techniques, the team did admirably.

8......18 Simmi 39.....6 St. Genevieve 0......26 St. Francis 7......27 Alamany 6......20 St. Bernards 0.......7 St. John Vianney 0.......26 Lausen 7.......14 Bishop Montgomery 17...... St. Monica's

CRESPI 8 / SIMMI



CRESPI 39 / ST. GENEVIEVE 6



CRESPI 0 /St. Francis 26
  •  Three long scoring plays Crespi High failed to Put the damper on explosive Fermin Lasuen as the Undefeated Padres scores siw touchdowns and all But wrapped up the Camino Real Leage with A 37-19 win at Daniels Field in San Pedro. Scoring TDs for the Celts were Dan Bamberg on a 63 yards Pass play, Terry Selna on a 85 yards punt return, And a 65 yard run by Ed Kraft.



    • CRESPI 7 / ALEMANY 26
  •  Alemany High School put on a pair of two-touchdown Barrages in the first and second quarters to hand Crespi A 26-7 defeat before a crowd of more than 1600 persons At the Notre Dame High School field. Nine of Celts Were on the side lines with injuries. Jim Esterle scored The lone Celt TD on a 71 yard pass play form Tom Mooney.



    • CRESPI 21 / VIANNEY 14
  •  Crespi came from behind to beat St. John Vianney 21- 14 and end league play. Crespi's defense, led by Mike Roach, had one of their best days, letting up only 105 Yards on the ground and 15 through the air.



    • CRESPI 26 / THOUSAND OAKS 20
  •  Playing before a large home crowd, Crespi pounded out A 26-20 win over the under estimated Lancers from Thousand Oaks. Crespi really ate up the yardage, gaining 257 yards rushing, and 214 yards passing. Flatstorm, Krafts, and Mooney scored TDs for the Celts, while Grubbs scores twice, gaining 124 yards.



    • CRESPI 8 / SIMI 41
  •  Playing before a large home crowd, Crespi pounded out A 26-20 win over the under estimated Lancers from Thousand Oaks. Crespi really ate up the yardage, gaining 257 yards rushing, and 214 yards passing. Flatstorm, Krafts, and Mooney scored TDs for the Celts, while Grubbs scores twice, gaining 124 yards.

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    CRESPI 21 / SERVITE 6
  •  Crespi Carmelite High School's first senior football team Made its debut a successful one, clubbing Servite, 21-6, In a non-league game played before 1300 fans on their Home grounds. Scoring once in each of the first three Periods, the Celts demonstrated their revenge to the Friars who nipped them last year, 7-0. Tom Monney and Herb Boxhorn shared game honors; Mooney passing for Two TDs and the speedy halfback returning a punt 67 Yards to set up the third Celt Score.



    • CRESPI 25 / ST. GENEVIEVE 0
  •  Crespi made it two in a row by crushing their cross- Town rivals, St. Genevieves, 25-0 before 1500 fans on the Winners field. Sam Herr walked off with game honors by Scoring twice. Once a 47 yard punt return and again On a 39 yard aerial fron quarterback Tom Mooney. Bud Grubbs and Terry Selna each tallied once, both passes From Mooney. As indicated by the score, Crespi's defense Held the Valiants in check, allowing only 46 yards on the ground.



    • CRESPI 19 / ST. BERNARDS 6
  •  Crespi entered league play on high note, whipping The Vikings from St. Bernards 19-6. While Here, Kraft And Breaux each tallied once, Bud Grubbs rolled up 127 Yards in 13 carries to lead the Celt charge. Mike Roach, Dan Bamberg, Dennis Belli, and Jim Kaiserski opened Enormous holes for the offense while holding their opponent's Ground game to a minimum 48 yards. Harry Welch, playing For the injured Tom Mooney, displayed his quarterbacking Ability by completing 8 of 11 passes for 89 yards.

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