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URL:https://www.newportbeach.com/events/60th-annual-athletic-awards-dinner
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SUMMARY:60th Annual Athletic Awards Dinner
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 t="Outstanding student athletes from Newport Harbor\, Corona del Mar and S
 age Hill Schools will be honored for their athletic achievements at this d
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 3Anormal"][/vc_column][vc_column][vc_column_text]\nINDIVIDUAL TICKETS - $6
 5 each\n\n 	Tickets are $65 each and include dinner and parking.\n\nTABLE 
 SPONSORS - $650 EACH\n\n 	Includes a table for ten people (Seven seats are
  made available for the sponsor and three seats are filled by the Chamber 
 with students\, parents and/or dignitaries)\n 	Parking\n 	Company name wil
 l be listed in the event program\n 	Table signage\n\nA variety of underwri
 ting sponsorship opportunities are available. For sponsorship information\
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 [vc_column_text]\nGuest Speaker\n\nSteve Beuerlein\nFormer NFL Quarterback
  and\nCurrent NFL and College Football Analyst for CBS\n[/vc_column_text][
 /vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Steve grew up in So
 uthern California where he was a 4-sport letterman at Servite High School\
 , an all-boys Catholic school in Anaheim\, CA. He led Servite to the 1982 
 California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section Big Five football 
 championship where he was named player of the year. Steve was also an All
 -CIF basketball player.  In his first football game of that 1982 season\,
  Beuerlein played against Ohio's famed Moeller High School. His performan
 ce caught the eye of Notre Dame head coach Gerry Faust\, who had coached
  at Moeller prior to taking the Notre Dame job. After Servite went on to 
 win its final eleven games\, Faust offered Beuerlein a scholarship to play
  football in South Bend.\n\nBeuerlein attended Notre Dame in 1983 and was 
 a 4-year starter. He played his last year at Notre Dame under legendary Co
 ach Lou Holtz who credits Steve’s senior year team with providing the le
 adership and example that set the tone for Notre Dame’s 1988 National Ch
 ampionship. Steve holds the distinction of being one of only two quarterba
 cks in school history to lead Notre Dame to victory over rival USC four co
 nsecutive years.\n\nBeuerlein was drafted by the Los Angeles Raiders in th
 e fourth round of the 1987 NFL Draft. He played four years with the Raider
 s then was traded to the Dallas Cowboys before the 1991 season. That year\
 , Beuerlein stepped in for an injured Troy Aikman and led the Cowboys to f
 ive straight wins including their first playoff victory in nine years. The
  following season with Aikman healthy again\, the Cowboys won Super Bowl X
 XVII. Head Coach Jimmy Johnson credited Beuerlein with playing a key role 
 in helping the Cowboys reestablish a championship mentality.\n\nHe next pl
 ayed for the Arizona Cardinals\, passing for his first of three\, 3\,000-y
 ard seasons. In 1995\, he was the first pick in the NFL Expansion Draft by
  the Jacksonville Jaguars. In 1996\, he was acquired by the Carolina Panth
 ers where he remained for five years. Beuerlein holds many Panthers passin
 g records. Most of these include single-season records set during 1999 for
  passing yards (4\,436)\, touchdowns (36)\, attempts (571)\, and completio
 ns (343). He was named to the Pro Bowl that year. Beuerlein finished his c
 areer with the Denver Broncos playing in twelve games during 2002 and 2003
 .\n\nAfter his 17th season in the NFL and at the age of 39\, Beuerlein ret
 ired as a Carolina Panther. For his career\, Beuerlein started 102 games\,
  threw for than 24\,000 career passing yards and 147 touchdown passes. In 
 2004\, Beuerlein joined CBS Sports as a game analyst for The NFL on CBS wh
 ere he provided color commentary. Beuerlein now calls college football gam
 es on the radio for Compass Media.\n\nBeuerlein resides in Orange County\,
  California where he works as a commercial insurance broker with Marsh. He
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LOCATION:Pacific Club\, 4100 MacArthur Blvd.\, Newport Beach\, CA\, 92660\,
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