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HORNETS SPREADING OUT: The numbers have risen to 30 as more Hornet football players sign with 4-year colleges.
HALL OF FAME A GREAT SUCCESS: The Fullerton College Athletic Hall of Fame took place on Friday night at the Fullerton Marriott before a capacity crowd.
HAL SHERBECK RE-DEDICATION ATTRACTS LARGE CROWD: Folks from all walks of life came together on Saturday to see Coach Hal Sherbeck walk the field that was his outdoor office for 31 years. UPDATE: More pictures added from the event!
THE LIST GROWS: More Hornets sign to four-year schools!
SIGNING UPDATE: All-American Fullerton College running back Kenny Turner signed with
New Mexico State University earlier this month.
Out of Area StudentsIf you live out of the area, make sure you take a look the About FC Sports tab and the Eligibility tab. There is an excellent explanation of the process here. If you have questions or concerns, please contact your appropriate coach by clicking on the Staff List / Contact on the top menu. Good luck! |
FC Hall of Fame
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Jim Fassel - Jim Fassel played quarterback at Fullerton College in 1967 and 1968, and helped lead the Hornet football squad to the 1967 National Title under head coach Hal Sherbeck. A few of the FC records still hold strong today such as Most TD Passes in a Game (6 vs OCC) and Most Points in a Game (68 vs Cypress). In 1969 Jim transferred to Long Beach State where he played QB and graduated in 1972.
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