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Macek threw some beautiful touchdown passes to D.J. Brown and Clint Stoble. Despite the adjustments the Panthers were forced to make, they came out with a spectacular victory over Dearborn Heights 28-6. Assistant Coach Pete Mazzoni reported,  Macek did a nice job of filling in as Quarterback. He is an outstanding athlete. He did what the team needed for the win, that is all that we could ask for. Rob Alderton was the usual, wreckin' machine on defense as he recovered three fumbles.<br>After missing one game, Quarterback Matt Rigley was back and the team was on their way to an undefeated season. They had fught hard all year long and there was only one game left in the regular season against the Taylor Kennedy Eagles. When the kickoff whistle blew it was another exciting game for the Panthers. Adrian Beaver wanted to get in the lime light of things so in the second half kickoff, he caught the ball and returned it for an 85 yard touchdown. On defense, Clint Stroble got in on the action when he scooped up a fumble and ran it in for a 37 yard touchdown. Of course, Superman Macek had the best game of the season, scoring four touchdowns, with 249 yards rushing.  Macek did everything but carry the water and drive the bus. He is very fun to watch. He has established himself as one of the best Running Backs in the state, and I am sure that a lot of schools will be out to see him next year, informs Coach Mazzoni.<br>They had done it. The Redford Union Panthers reached their goals and finished the season undefeated! Misty-eyed Matt Rigley recalls,  Finishing undefeated is something that the seniors have talked about for a long time. The effort that goes into achieving something like this is amazing. The coaches, the team and the fans have all endured so much during the past few years, I am just glad that we could give them all something to cheer about. It is a very rewarding and worthwhile experience to work hard, overcome obstacles and be crowned winners in the end. Six Panther football players were proud recipients of All-Conference status. These include: Matt Rigley, Mike Macek, Eric Newton, Rob Alderton, Adrian Beaver and Eric Charmichel. Mike Macek was named All Metro West. Honorable Mention winners were: Doug Chimel, D.J. Brown, Clint Stroble and Jeff Stewart.  The senior leadership that we had was phenomenal, our captains set their sights on a conference championship and made sure that the team stayed focused on that goal. The kids understood what it took to win and they played as a unit, there were very few individuals, responded Head Coach Glen Scala, when discussing the team's success. The BFS program helped unify the Panthers as a team and gave them self-confidence and a winning attitude. These simple but key ingredients were what gave th Panthers that winning edge to be labeled undefeated League Champions.<br>The Panthers advanced on to the state playoffs but much to their misfortune they lost a close game by seven points. A shot at the State Championship title s A onsidered to hve the fatest start in the world, Williams ran on the gold medal 4x100 team at this Z̃*oe<ЎiY[Ȑ/R,U95# 1XAI3lAq}&|^Ge$}xa GuW~dgp}ί wGEQ_NT~#mB5#:-4q_$ 5挒gɆi/1\O{'ԬV2+(y young, and NFL coaches are often reluctant t make predictions about their rookie quarterbacks because it may take fiv years or more for these athletes to reach their peak. But when you ask coach Erni Gregoire when he knew Angela Williams was going to be a world-class sprinter, you hear a different story.<br> We ve known from day one, says Gregoire, who is coach for the Southern California Cheetahs, a trackand field club in Walnut, California, and has coached Williams ince she was 13,  Angela won almost all our races when she was nine years old, then all her races in the 10 to 11, 12 to 13, and 14 to 17 age groups. In college she has won the NCAA Championship three times, and now she has a medal from the World Chapionships. Further, Gregoire says that there has never been a period of stagnation for Williams from hormonal changes or a growth spurt.  Angela has some great natural gifts and hs always been a winner. <br> <br>Entering the Spotlight<br><br>Although she had always been regarded as a promising sprinterin her age group, Angela Tramaine Williams soared into the national spotlight when she broke the national high school record in the 100 meters with a time of 11.11 atthe 1998 National Junior Championships in Edwardsville, Illinois. Every record is made to be broken, but the 100-meter standard of 11.13 set by Chandra Cheeseborough was a stubborn one and no one had touched it for 22 years, not even Olympic Games superstar Marion Jones - unt