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Football is back at Northport

Wednesday, 01 September 2010
Mustangs will play for the first time since 1952 In this economic environment, fielding a football team might seem like a reach and a tough linebacker to block, so to speak. After all, these are difficult economic times and the public school system in Washington state isn’t exactly flush with cash. Football is expensive. After all, this isn’t futbol, that world-wide game mostly bereft of padding and equipment (which NHS also plays in the fall). But Northport figured the time was right for the Mustangs’ return to the gridiron—nearly 60 years after its demise in the tiny border community. Better late than never.
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Colville looks forward to new challenges in NEA

Wednesday, 01 September 2010
Color the Indians ‘green’ this fall If Colville High is going to have much success in the Northeast A League and with a rigorous non-league schedule this football season, some relatively untested and unproven players are going to have to step up and flatten out that learning curve sooner than later. It’s a given that head coach Randy Cornwell and his veteran staff haven’t confronted a rebuilding/reloading job of quite this magnitude. CHS lost 19 starters and 25 senior letter-winners off a team that went 6-5 and made the Class 2A post-season in 2009.
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New challenges for Kettle Falls

Wednesday, 01 September 2010
Bulldogs move into Northeast 2B (Bi-County) Buoyed by a record turnout, Kettle Falls High embarks on a new adventure this fall on the football field—a move into the Northeast 2B. The league, also referred to as the old Bi-County League, is acknowledged as one of the toughest 2B circuits in the state. Of course, the same could be said for the Northeast A League, where the Bulldogs were a long-standing and charter member until last spring’s wild realignment “You’re in—You’re Out” drama that had the Kettle Falls School District moving down to 2B, then staying at 1A…then moving down again (after an impassioned appeal to the WIAA Mother Ship). But that’s all ancient history and a stress-inducing roller-coaster ride. The Bulldogs are where they belong—at the 2B level.
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Defending champion Chewelah will contend again in NEA

Wednesday, 01 September 2010
Cougars have a wealth of linemen Defending Northeast A League champion Chewelah (Jenkins High) lost some key components on a team that got decidedly better as the 2009 season progressed last fall. Gone are the likes of All-NEA quarterback Sam Fisk and all-staters Will Lohman and Cameron Coy. “We do have some big shoes to fill,” conceded Chewelah head coach Jim Fisk, in his eighth season leading Chewelah. “We lost some very good football players, but last year’s team allowed us to get a lot of kids varsity experience…a lot of kids played. That will help us.”
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Columbia, Inchelium combine

Wednesday, 01 September 2010
Just call them the Timberwolves Like a handful of schools at the small school, eight-man football level, Columbia High (Hunters) and cross Lake Roosevelt rival Inchelium High have combined forces for football. But the decision certainly wasn’t a hasty one. The decision to combine the two football teams was a pragmatic one, particularly given the fact that head coach Brian Myers has had trouble fielding enough players in recent seasons to be competitive at Inchelium. In fact, the Hornets mostly haven’t been very competitive. They ended the season last fall with a six-man game against Wellpinit and finished 2-8, 2-7.
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Congrats Mr. Don Fox, you have earned everything you
get...Great Job. - Ron Avery

Congratulations Don Fox on the Hall induction. I learned a
lot from you in those years of football and high school. Anyone of us young people
can say we respect you and hope you enjoy retirement after working so hard with us
over the years. - Randy Frye

Coach Fox, Congrats on the hall of
fame. you deserve it. Your a great coach - Josh Boone

Congratulations Don Fox! I know I speak on behalf of the
softball girls, you were the best coach we could have asked for. You built a huge
softball empire at KFHS and no will forget that. Thank you for all your hard work
and dedication to the program. I will never forget gut check, chop em, and the slip
and slides in early June. -Katie Lipp

On for Cusick, on for Cusick, fight for Black and white,
fight fair and fight fair and fight fight fight.... Oh! my bad! Got caught up....
Anyways Boys! Have a good time down here in Kennewick.. I will be rooting for you
guys in my Backyard..... Proud of all of you Boys.... Good Luck... - Jason Cullooyah

GO CUSICK PANTHERS!! Keep it up and
go all the way. - Tony Incashola

WoooHooo...JOOOOSIAAAAHHHH! May your big heart,
strong mind and swift feet charge you into battle and emerge Victorious
Always! - Love & Prayers, Auntie Brenda & Uncle Stan

Congrats Zak Brock for your defensive player of the year and
your All Conference.We sure had fun watching you bring the
heat. - Love Dad and Mom