1994 BFS Athlete of the Year

the varsity baseball team.

Faster Stronger Athlete of the Year. his junior year and it was spectacular. and the ability to put things into their indeed an Upper Limit athlete.

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* Coach Greg Shepard Presenting Corey With His Athlete of the Year Plaque year later he was 5-8 and weighed Scurran’s program. He Benched 205 and Squatted 310 pounds while running a 4.9 forty. Corey also started on the JV Baseball team. As a sophomore, Corey grew another two inches and put on another 18 pounds.

Squatted 350 and Power Cleaned 250 pounds.

Coach Scurran is also a BFS Clinician. Corey’s 40 time improved Dead Lift with a spot. In the spring, Corey made the switch from baseball to track and qualified for state in a relay. He also long jumped 22 feet and high jumped 6-2.

Corey didn’t sit back and rest to prepare for his senior year but kept on pushing for excellence. His Bench skyrocketed to 365 while Squatting an amazing 550 pounds. His Clean edged up to 275 pounds.

Corey's weight increased to 205 pounds which propelled him to a 4.45 forty. “I worked on my legs a lot during my senior year,” said Corey. Sabino had another fine season which saw Corey rush for 1281 yards, receiving for another 350 yards and scoring 27 touchdowns. He was also credited with 54 tackles, 68 assisted tackles and 7 interceptions on defense. Corey again participated in track and ran a 10.89 100 meter and a 22.8 200 meter. All through these outstanding achievements, Corey was able to maintain a 3.84 GPA in his senior year. Little wonder the elite schools were excited about Corey coming to Squats 550 pounds!

“because of Bill Walsh and the fact that Stanford is a great school. I also Corey’s Flexibility Helped Him Run 10.89 100 meter Corey is a model citizen and an “A” student with a tough college-prep schedule. He is now attending Stanford University. His only other visits were to Notre Dame and Colorado. Both Lou Holtz and Bill Walsh gave Corey the choice of running back or defensive back. He is equally adept at both positions. Outside of school, he is an excellent person with a very complete social life, but not too much. Corey chose not to drink and treats his body with the greatest of respect. He has wonderful lifting habits and needs no “pushing” to get his work done.

Corey comes from an excellent family who provides him with both love and discipline. He has always had a modest curfew and does not do anything until after his homework is done.

Corey was a team captain and leads by personal example. He played in the Big 33 All-Star game in Pennsylvania last summer and was selected as an Arizona All-Star. Corey was on the All-Arizona Ist team for two years and was selected to five All-American Teams.

Even if something happens and Corey can’t make it in football, he will be successful in life. He is a class act and I had the good fortune to coach him.

JEFF SCURRAN: HEAD FOOTBALL COACH SABINO HIGH SCHOOL liked the climate and it isn’t that far having to sit out a redshirt year.” youth.” me down a lot.

I have a temper. helped me.” ness decisions with a wife and two or three children. Corey Corey was also nurtured by fine parents. He went to class growing up.

Hughes.” become more aware.” We are proud of Corey and Corey believes that hard work and perseverance is the key to for our 1994 Bigger Faster Stronger Athlete of the Year per week preparing his body for athletics by lifting weights, stretchhis Upper Limit attitudes................0 dreams if you really try.”

From BFS Magazine — Winter 1994. Part of the BFS Magazine Archive (1980–2014).