Franklin High School 2002 Yearbook (Franklin, TN) - Full Access

Face The Grit of the Ice As the Franklin Rebels skated onto the ice the tension mounted when members of rival teams met to face off. The Rebels had a difficult time this season, being in the toughest division, but they held their own. Among Rebel fans, the hockey fever had just started to grow and was gaining popularity and a winning reputation. Tennessee had not been known for hockey until recently. Puck-slinger Josh Cohen exclaimed, "Sports have never been so physical and cold at the same time!" We had a rough start but ended with a bang stated Patrick Totty. A new generation of hockey players was born and they were known as the Franklin Rebels. Buff and Bold. Get– ting ready for a big game, Mike Schiltz flexes his skills in the locker room. s What is your favorite thing about the game? The The Mighty Ice. Rob Kneen skates out on the ice to meet the challenges that wait ahead. action The fights 15% 85% Liquid Refreshment. It may be cold in the arena, but these players know the value of a cool drink. Mike Shiltz quickly downed some water during time out to carry him through the game. 74 Sport