2009 Baldrich Falcons Summary

The Baldrich Falcons were formed as the Baldrich Mustangs in the late 80s by Carlos Peniza, and their dominance included over 6 championships in the 1990s. The Mustangs have since changed their name to the Falcons (all of Baldrichs' football teams have beared the name Falcons since 1993), and are in place to win their 3rd championship in 9 years if they can knock off the undefeated Trojans. The 2009 version of this team in particular is rare, since there is no head coach and the team is led by key player-coaches.  Among them are quarterback Guillermo Abril, who calls the plays on offense, while player-coaches Arturo Brito, Rick Nines, and Jose Santaella call the plays on defense. Other players to be noted are wide receiver Roberto Moyano, free safety Stephen Ellis, offensive linemen Rene Jean and Sebastián Cambó, and defensive nosetackle Freddie Figueroa.

The 2009 Falcons boasted a 7-1 record and last Sunday, May 17th, in the semifinal game, came back from being down 12-0 in the first quarter against the Bayamon Wolfpack to beat them by the score of 20-12.

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