GCYFL awards J-1 Div 1 Fillmore Raiders a win for Super Bowl VI November 22, 2010 Fillmore Raiders played a hard fight game against Valley Panthers. As a defensive battle was on with 4 minutes left in the game and a 0-0 score, Fillmore lost 8-12. But not with out playing their hearts out. Thanks to the awareness of the couching staff and parents, and believing in the team they felt Fillmore’s victory was taken from them, due to a 12 play rule. GCYFL handbook states each player on every team must play a minimum of 12 plays. The coaching staff had GCYFL board members review films and they found that Valley Panthers held back a total of 8 players. Some players didn’t play at all and some played only five plays. Fillmore coaching staff felt with a game that is 0-0 with less than 4 minutes and 8 players not playing has a big outcome of possibly a win or lose situation. The boys played their hearts out and deserved to be treated fairly. Football is an honest game, It’s true to life, It’s a game about sharing, and football is a team sport, so is life. Show class, have pride, and display character. If you do, winning takes care of itself. In the end Fillmore Raiders won and hold the Super Bowl VI Title in the Division J-1. They also finish with an overall record 10-1. Thanks to all in believing in us. Courtesy of Daisy Corona team mom. Players: Bryce Farrar #1, Tyler Bode #4, Johnny Grove #6, Anthony Morales #20, John John Gonzales #21, Marco Villa #23, Moy Pedroza #25, Ray Luna #26, Matthew Wilmot #27, Chris Torres #30, Anthony Cardoza #32, Jared Alvary #34, Eric Corona #35, Damian Alvarez #38, Junior Sandoval #52, Christopher Espinosa #54, Vincent Whittaker #62, Marcus Gonzales #64, Cody Isaacs #70, Justin Long #75, and David Vargas #97. Head Coach John Ortiz, Asst. Coach Nathan Page, Coaches Eddie Ortiz, Mike Rivera, Vince Corona, John Grove, Tony Cortez, Rick Myers, Ronnie Ortiz.