Ten Yard Fight

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Ten Yard Fight
Origin	Boston, Massachusetts
Years active	1995 – 1999
Genres	Youth crew
Labels	Equal Vision Records
Members	Anthony Moresschi John LaCroix Timmy Cosar Brian Ristau Ben Chused

Ten Yard Fight is a straight edge, football-based band from Boston, Massachusetts. Along with In My Eyes and Floorpunch, they spearheaded the youth crew revival in 1997. Bassist, Brian "Clevo" Ristau, went on to play in Boston's Stop and Think. Vocalist, Tony "Wrench" Moreschi, went on to front Stand & Fight on Bridge 9 Records, and currently sings in Resist. Ten Yard Fight's last show was on October 17, 1999, the first official National Edge Day.

Contents 1 Members 2 Discography 2.1 Demo '95 2.2 Hardcore Pride 2.3 Back on Track 2.4 The Only Way 3 See also

[edit] Members

• Anthony Moresschi - vocals
• John LaCroix - guitar
• Timmy Cosar - guitar
• Brian Ristau - bass
• Ben Chused - drums

[edit] Discography

[edit] Demo '95

Release date: 1995

1. First and Ten
2. Pit of Equality
3. Line of Scrimage
4. Enough is Enough
5. Drug Free Nation
6. Offsides

[edit] Hardcore Pride

Release date: April 15, 1995

1. Hardcore Pride
2. Forever
3. Where I Stand
4. Believe
5. Proud to Be Straight
6. Holding On
7. First and Ten
8. Line of Scrimmage
9. Enough
10. Pit of Equality
11. Drug Free Nation
12. Offsides
13. Till Death

[edit] Back on Track

Release date: July 17, 1997

1. Running Scared
2. Refuse to Change
3. The Same Side
4. We Know the Truth
5. Still Lives
6. You Taught Them
7. Lost Sight
8. Back on Track
9. Opportunities
10. Back It Up
11. False Convictions
12. Frame of Mind
13. Our Times
14. Stronger Than Before

[edit] The Only Way

Release date: 1999

1. Glory Bound
2. Actions Speak
3. Proof
4. Only Way
5. What I Say
6. Don't Come Back
7. No Place

[edit] See also

• 10-Yard Fight