Gustine High School fielded the first organized team in Gustine history in 1933, finishing with 1 win, 2 losses, and 1 tie. The season results were Dos Palos 33, Gustine 7; Merced 0, Gustine 14; Patterson 0, Gustine 0; and St. Mary’s 13, Gustine 0. The team was coached by Charles “Red” Scheflin, an All American at Saint Mary’s College, and the roster included John Azevedo, James Borelli, Carmelo Bloise, Milton Cunha, Roy Cowdrey, Alfred Husman, Leo O’Grady, Gaylord Lilleman, Manuel Machado, Bill Mathison, Tony Newton, Manuel Silva, Frank Scesa, and Raymond Taglio.