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.••. The Broncos were "Welcomed to the
Jungle" with a 42~3 thrashing at the hands of
the Tigers. This victory clinched a playoff
spot for the Tigers and gave them a 7~2
record (3-0 dist.). However, the district title
was up for grabs next week as Orange Park
came to town sporting a similar 3-0 district
record. The winner of this game was the
district champion and earned a first-round
playoff game at home. The Raiders took a 7-0
lead early on, but it was all Tigers from that
point on. With a 27-14 victory, CHS won the
district championship and ran their all-time
district 2-6A record to 8-0 with two
undefeated seasons. The Tigers now hosted
Pensacola Washington in the nrst round uf
the state playoffs. CHS had good reason to be
optimistic about their chances against
Washington; the Wildcats had been
manhandled by one of the Tigers victims this Mike W~ oms makes a geat sack as Brian Alen prepares to move ln.
season, Rutherford, 41-10. After the first half,
however, the Wildcats proved they were
worthy opponents as the halftime score was
21-21. The sctond half was aiJ Pensacola as
they held CHS scoreless and won 42-,21. The
Wildcats went on to win the 6A state title.
Although the Tigers couldn't get their playoff
monkey of their back, they did have a great
season and further established themselves as
one of Florida's elite high school football
programs.

The Tigers stand In respect for their coaches at one of the memorable CHS peprallles.

Mike Dales eludes the awesome Valdosta defense for a 1st
down to be remembered.
Est on Albury stops those fierce Wildcats With his great block.