June 18 games

[#31 Mr. ShutdownCb]

Sadly Kyle English is out for the season so I'm going to say Bearcat / Mavs game is "Game of the Week."
The Bulldogs are on the verge of a victory, and this week could be it.

Good luck to all.

[vala55]

Vancouver Vipers @ Kitsap Bears - Goin with my boys in Blue and Orange to take the "W" and 1st place in the North. (Bears)

Portland Raiders @ Rogue Warriors - Raiders seem to have things moving and seem to get the win. (Raiders)

Snohomish Vikings @ South King Colts - Colts make adjustments and get the "W" this week. (Colts)

Southern Oregon Renegades @ Oregon Outlaws - Rock and the Gades take the "W" with Ellis back at qb. (Gades)

Bellingham Bulldogs @ South Sound Shockers - Bulldogs improving week after week and are just about due for the win. (Bulldogs)

Yakima Mavericks @ Grays Harbor Bearcats - Bearcats are one hell of a home team with a great fan base but Mavs streak continues. (Mavs)

Klamath Crusaders @ High Desert Lightning - Crusaders leave the lightning winless at home. (Klamath)

Springfield Buzzards @ Portland Monarchs - Monarchs streak stays alive. (Monarchs)

Washington Wolfpack @ Renton Ravens - Friends on both teams but the wolfpack goes away with this one. (Wolfpack)

Snohomish Thunder @ Innercity Shine - Thunder stay thunderless. (Shine)

Bellingham Blitz @ Olympic Peninsula Eagles - Eagles get demolished whether Blitz travel full or not. (Blitz)

Cascade Xtreme @ Puget Sound Outlaws - The Xtreme lacks linemen, defense, size, etc. Outlaws get the "W". (Outlaws)

Umatilla Panthers @ Tacoma Cobras - Panthers get throttled at home with a light Cobras squad and now come to face the full team. Cobras send them home with another big loss:) (Cobras)

Boise Buccaneers @ Pierce County Bengals - Buccs talked big mess and didn't back it up last wk, hopefully they can get a win to keep their hopes alive for their next game against the Cobras full team;-) (Bucs)

[bearcat58]

Bearcats go into final home game with postseason hopes
Friday, June 17, 2011 - 12:05
BY ROB BURNS

The Daily World

One last homestand in Grays Harbor; one big game for the Bearcats.

Locked in a battle for one of the Pacific Football League North's four postseason berths, Grays Harbor will greet the Yakima Mavericks at Stewart Field on Saturday night.

Kickoff is 6 p.m. and the Bearcats (4-3, 5-3) will need to knock off the Mavericks (5-2, 5-3) to improve their playoff hopes.

"This is a huge game," Grays Harbor head coach Todd Hoiness said. "It is the biggest game of the year, because we have postseason (bowl) invitations on the line as well. It'll be a good game, a tough game. If we come out firing on offense, we'll be fine."

Last Saturday, a skeleton crew of Bearcats traveled to Medford, Ore., to rout the Rogue Warriors, 53-20. A majority of the team was out due to injury and a good group of them will be back to face the Mavericks.

Linebackers Dan Brown (arm), Chris Raffelson (hand) and Aaron Zepp will be suited up and ready to go. On offense, quarterback Alex Todak (concussion), as well as running back Jeff Gates and wide receiver Jeremy Walker, will be available.

Chris Cook, who took center stage on both offense and defense against the Warriors, will play on both sides of the ball as defensive end and fullback. Jerry Mancuso, who filled in at running back, will return to the defensive secondary.

"Having Dan back, that makes you feel better in general; but to have three linebackers right there back, we'll need them to stop their running game," Hoiness said.

Yakima will arrive with a solid rushing attack that'll test Grays Harbor's still injury-ravaged defense.

Quarterback John Lobbestael has rushed for 428 yards on 60 attempts and 10 touchdowns and has thrown for 478 yards on 49-of-67 attempts and seven touchdowns (two interceptions) in seven games.

Wide receiver Ryan Wright, in four games, has become Lobbestael's favorite target -- 14 catches for 202 yards and four touchdowns. Serg Torres has 12 catches for 140 yards and one score in four games as well. Torres and Alex Mahre are the Mavericks' two main special teams performers.

Defensive back Jon Devolve leads the team in tackles with 68, with linebacker BJ Quinn adding 47 tackles and 21/2 sacks. Defensive back Jeremy Franck, who owns seven interceptions and two defensive touchdowns, will be targeting Todak and David Evans.

Tickets at the gate are $5 and $3 for students with a valid student ID. Children under 13 and seniors over 65 are free.

[mavericks2thebull]

nice write up . we will be short some key players . ouch ! see you tomorrow chris . make sure there are some cheerleaders there to greet us in the parking lot . lmao