Agoura’s Steussie Gets Pac-10 Honor
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California offensive tackle Todd Steussie and defensive tackle D’Marco Farr of Washington were named winners of the Pacific 10 Conference’s Morris Trophy on Thursday.
Steussie, a 305-pound senior from Agoura High, was the first Bear to win the trophy, an award in which the starting offensive linemen vote for the defensive winner and vice versa.
A four-year starter at Cal, Steussie started 46 games, most of any player in school history. Farr is a 265-pound senior from San Pablo, Calif.
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Girls’ Basketball
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