JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================~K" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?Ƿfp" Q6{g6*XsTxJW!wu?j?HXZo/u;Eq;2|WqJJK 'O_i]x+s$Z%#2x5ίZkn褐blwvI枖qO 観WS.||)P}v Г HadN[>FB;4PsFxEWfO0+DHBzǞ:b⹧O Ű#dQgB1Lw끓y<.l3lq֍O('MQ1NM}?g'+5QxoS@ Aܦ=t~t[Aō]EE0J)?+=zoėIv+#P#@x[Pլ*T#x$@G7lP%QOY0spkC.IB@dc$@$mGK)*.wF9MvξcF!嘅A t7WwVU Ѷq2ŐezGE t{w)bфv@21uGm.ZDX.%Z8gXkscTH,~ u, )h#GZv>q }Azm,e[tf!ɧ [f211g׭Pt)mMu#ig~s*[BIĆ1ꬤziyka{f:$r0fI9RMGA29Gps{՛{ KWE 5ui2m_(|ր-ZnogOA? OhYwj6[Xg(SmqX@>|ew\Erv EQv5_Ʊb+J]N)@āq׷+$OS_[f Tֺ@1NahWˑ:cҥqw}%_j!pq˭!gKHHb}XT^@7"ʜ˅ K}VB,J29 Q*/ݺ^I׹~/Kkrá7# PKml#DRt۴g9SdYHN[ſlL>ҿ?P|m'{Eku+ B.# RW^^W0+jvFaHHNF}>:}bzy5،Ī +O sm+"Eyfzc=;MI4[x d 1X/_o禑|I4ڢx{i?O*/JO*5n?_ sM+cEDxєi@0?ضY3% ?and became the 1996 CIF Champions for the first time ever in the history of the school.&nbsp; The final game for the then 7-6 Trojans was played at home on Trojan Field against the top-ranked, 13-0 Cathedral Phantoms in front of a record 4,000 fans.&nbsp; Being behind at half-time, 19-14, the Trojans believed that&nbsp;their&nbsp;superior BFS strength and conditioning training would pay off in the second half.&nbsp; Although behind at the half, the Trojans had dominated statistically and believed they would prevail.&nbsp; They were right!&nbsp; The Trojans did dominate in the second half and especially in the fourth quarter.&nbsp; It was evident to all present that the Trojans were physically superior and obviously more conditioned.&nbsp; The Phantoms were held to 2 rushing yards in the second half and the Trojans retained possession of the ball for 18 minutes of the 24 minute half.&nbsp; The final score was 22-19.</P> <P>When Coach Mark Beckham came to Yucca Valley High School in the Spring of 1990, he knew the Trojans were in desperate need of a formula for success.&nbsp; He invited Bigger Faster Stronger Vice-President, John Rowbotham, to hold a school-wide clinic for Yucca Valley High School.&nbsp; After a highly successful clinic, football was the only sport committed to the year-round training of an athlete.&nbsp; With only a single-wide, 8x30 foot trailer, and a personal investment by Coach Beckham for 3 squat racks, 3 benches, 3 clean bars, 3 trap bars, some belts and the appropriate weights, the Trojans began the quest for excellence in the form of playing '14', the number of games needed to win a championship.&nbsp; With no practice field in this desert concerned with water, the Trojans committed to 6 a.m. weights, year-round, practicing