1965 All City Football Team Selection Highlights
The 1965 All City football roster spotlights standout players across positions including safeties halfbacks and linemen. Key selections emphasize top performers at end tackle guard and back positions from storied local programs.
All City Defensive Linebacker Standouts Listed
The list highlights Weight Class Linebacker picks: Bill Birkholz of Arcadia 175 senior, Bob O Connor of Scottsdale 200 senior, Gary Harmann of Arcadia 195 senior, Allan Bergold of Scottsdale 190 senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mattingly
Arcadia
Jack Gutknecht
Scottsdale
Steve Dir
Coronado
Gary Harmann
Dave Hood
Dave Page
Bill Birkholz
Bob O'Connor
Allan Bergold
All-City Football Honors Go to Coronado Arcadia Dons Titans
Coronado and Arcadia share top honors in the 1965 Progress All-City football team with 20 of 22 first team spots. Arcadia captain Bill Dipley leads with 66 points and 12 interceptions as a standout on offense and defense. Coronado, Scottsdale, and Arcadia players fill first teams while 31 players total receive All-City honors from coaches and Progress editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Arcadia
Dons
Titans
Scottsdale High
Scottsdale
Progress
Lee Gould
Stan Whisenhunt
Bill Dipley
Dipley
Dick McCombs
Guy Smith
Mike Hurst
Tom Cooley
John Black
Tony Peyou
Terry Brenner
George Mattingly
Brenner
Chenhall
Beaver
Arcadia High
Hurst
Don Thude
Thude
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Ralph Long
Long
Jack Gutknecht
Gutknecht
Rugged Gutknecht
Beavers
Gary Kron
Kron
Dave Hood
Hood
Ed Anderson
Coronado Dons finish 8 2 in 1965 season tied for first in AAI
Coronado ends the year 8 2 tied with Yuma and Arcadia for the top spot in the AAI. Terry Brenner earns 66 points with 1 188 passing yards and 10 TDs. Dick McCombs scores 8 TDs on 37 receptions for 706 yards. Steve Dir adds 559 rushing yards and 4 TDs. Guy Smith anchors defense with 100 unassisted tackles and a key fumble recovery versus Mesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cooley
Arcadia
Cooley
Mike Smith
Coronado
John Black
Black
Dick McCombs
McCombs
Tony Peyou
Peyou
Titans
Dons
Yuma
Sunnyslope
Mesa
Terry Brenner
Diz
Smith
Guy Smith
Inexperienced Beavers craft season 5 5 record under Campbell
Scottsdale High coach Tammy Campbell cites injuries and lack of experience for a 5-5 season. Four opening wins gave way to losses against Arcadia Mesa Yuma Coronado Chandler. Key players were sidelined, with several seniors set to depart and others back for 1965 season prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammy Campbell
Campbell
Scottsdale
Washington
Westwood
Kofa
Tempe
Arcadia
Steve Lopez
Greg Witherspoon
Terry Hornbaker
Craig Cardell
Don Chenhall
Chuck Page
Beavers
Titans
Mesa
Yuma
Coronado
Chandler
Casa Grande
Arcadia Titans Fall Short After 8 2 Season And Coaching Change
The Arcadia Titans finished 8-2 and tied for first in Division I after losses to Yuma and Westwood ending their bid for Interdivisional play. Head coach Bob Hendricks retires from coaching to become an assistant principal at Saguaro High. The team totaled 1,287 rushing and 1,259 passing yards in nine games with 14 touchdown passes and several standout players including George Mattingly Bill Dipley Tom Coatey Jim Gieszl and John Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Westwood
Arcadia Titans
Titan
Arcadia
Saguaro High
Titans
Casa Grande
George Mattinely
Coronado
Mattingly
Bill Dipley
Dipley
Tom Coatey
Jim Gieszl
Yars
John Black
Also Mentioned on This Page
End
Terry Brenner Coronado, Quarterback
Mike Hurst Coronado
Don Thude Coronado, Center
Tony Peyou Arcadia
Tackle
Mike Smith Coronado
Ralph Long Coronado
Guy Smith Coronado
Dave Hood Coronado
Lineba
Arcagia
Dewphill
Roy Muller
Cliff Cowan
Pat Hawkins
Gene Houck
Lee Myer
Raney Smith
Dean French
Doug Breazeale
Marty Shuford
Jack Catknecht
Sammy Campbell
Jack Collinge
Craig Lewis
Jerry Beavers
Gree Weatherspoon
Dia