2014 High School Football Top 25 team preview: No. 10 Servite
By Stephen Spiewak
Jun 15, 2014, 12:00am
After a 6-6 season, Servite is ready for a banner year in Southern California.
2013 finish: 6-6
Points per game: 27
Points allowed per game: 26.8
No. of returning starters (offense): 5
No. of returning starters (defense): 7
Head coach: A.J. Gass
Career record: 6-6

Head coach A.J. Gass
Photo by Heston Quan
Assistant coaches:Sean Simpson
Frank Kalil
Cody Kepipi
Rob Petitti
Myles Banford
Scott Lambert
Brian Baggott
Troy Cassidy
Jeff Solomon
Austin O'Shea
Dennis Flanagan
Yepi Pau'u
Jack Nicholls
Paul Anaya
Joe DeFilippo
Richard Roberson
Carlos Anthony
John Morelli
Jim DiFilippo
Mark Gutierrez
Thomas Caballero
Bill Merk
Mark Tafua
Jacob Slemmer
Athletic Department Twitter account: @ServiteSportsOutlook: To live up to its ranking, Servite needs a major bounce back from last season. It has the pieces in place to have such a year. A talented senior class, an established coach, and an infusion of young talent could be the recipe for a Trinity League title and a return to Carson for the CIF Bowl Games.
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Key returners

Travis Waller is the nation's No. 5 dual-threat quarterback in the 247Sports Composite Rankings.
Photo by Heston Quan

Offensive lineman Clayton Johnson
Photo by Heston Quan
Offense:
QB
Travis WallerWR
Equanimeous St. BrownOL
Clayton JohnstonOL
Tommy GarciaDefense:LB
Jack Savage
DB
Maurice DavisonLB
Justin ParcellsKey newcomers: WR
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The road to a state title
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Servite in action
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Spotlight on Servite
See the entire Servite preseason photo shoot
Receiver Equanimeous St. Brown
Photos by Heston Quan

Several top Servite players have fun with head coach A.J. Gass (center) during a photo shoot.
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