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Bearcats Team with United Way and TicketsWest! |
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Written by Don Orton
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 16:40 |
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We are proud to announce that we have partnered with the United Way for the upcoming 2010 season. Among other things they will be setting up some pre-game festivities before all our games, concerts, cage fighting, prize give aways ETC... Also we have partnered with TicketsWest for our ticket sales both regular game and season tickets. Price has changed alittle as well. We have two season tickets: Regular season Tickets $25 Gets you into all the games, pre-season home games, Half off to all away games and admission to home playoff games. Premier season tickets $40 Get you all of the above but also gives you access to all pre-game events hosted by United Way for all home games and reserved seating. At the gate ticket prices are: $10 for general admission and pre-game festivities access. $15 for reserved seating and pre-game festivities access. Same as last year as far as free admission for 12 and under and over 65! Thanks, Don Orton, President
Grays Harbor Bearcats
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 10 February 2010 09:53 )
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Written by Don Orton
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 16:25 |
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As some of you may have heard we are having a band. and now is your time to join! Band Coordinator is Ben Protheroe, you can reach him at
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Bearcats grind out 31-6 win over Blackshirts |
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Written by Don Orton
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Thursday, 01 October 2009 08:46 |
| Bearcats ground out an impressive 31-6 victory | By Mike Martin
The Daily World | | Sunday, September 27, 2009 1:14 AM PDT | | |  |  Print Version |  E-mail This Story | |
| | Unable to get their passing game going early, the Grays Harbor Bearcats took to the ground to rush past the Oregon Blackshirts.
Tallying 222 yards rushing, the Bearcats closed out their regular season with a 31-6 win at Olympic Stadium.
Jeff Gates rushed for 89 yards and two touchdowns, while Robbie Chicano gained another 62 and added a score.
“It was an efficient job up front,” Grays Harbor coach Todd Hoiness said. “They really played to stop our pass, blitzed less than we thought, so we just took the air out for a while.”
A while included 17 of 19 plays on the Bearcats’ first scoring drive.
Taking over on their own 23 after a fumbled snap, the Bearcats (7-2 in league, 8-2 overall) used Gates, Chicano and fullback Tim Lee to grind out a 19-play, 77-yard drive that took over nine minutes.
Already accounting for 44 yards on the drive, Gates got the final two by taking an option pitch from David Evans into the end zone on fourth down.
The score remained 7-0 until midway through the third quarter.
Forcing the Blackshirts to turn the ball over on downs, Grays Harbor went 41 yards in seven plays, with Gates again punching it in from two yards out.
Bryce Ogren tacked on three more in the third with a 22-yard field goal to open a 17-0 lead.
Chicano’s 1-yard scoring plunge capped a 75-yard scoring drive early in the fourth quarter and put the game away.
The Bearcat defense, which held the Blackshirts to 30 yards rushing on the night, watched its shutout bid go by the wayside when Jeremy Shay hit Michael Scott streaking up the sideline for a 55-yard touchdown pass with 9:40 left in the game.
“I was sorry to see the defense lose that shutout, but it was a good showing. We really flew around tonight,” said Hoiness.
The Bearcats sacked Shay six times, and forced a pair of fumbles.
Grays Harbor’s final score came with 5:55 left when David Evans hit Daniel Harris on a rollout pass, and Harris went 23 yards for the score.
With the passing game opening up in the second half, Grays Harbor’s quarterback rotation of Alex Todak and Evans threw for a combined 150 yards.
Joe Winther caught three balls for 61 yards and was cited, along with the entire offensive line by Hoiness for a strong showing.
Rallying to the football all night, the Bearcat defense had numerous standouts, headed by Ryan Knight and Daniel Brown.
The Bearcats host the Renton Ravens next Saturday in the inaugural Far West Alliance Bowl.
Bearcats 31, Blackshirts 6
GH 7 0 10 14 — 31
Ore 0 0 0 6 — 6
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First Downs 22 8
Net Rushing 222 30
Net Passing 150 143
Total Net Yardage 372 173
Passing 11-23 9-24
Had Intercepted 1 0
Fumbles Lost 0 2
Yards Penalized 64 35 |
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Written by Don Orton
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Tuesday, 24 November 2009 14:38 |
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What a year?!?! The Grays Harbor Bearcats would like to thank all players, coaches, staff and especially thank you the fans for a wonderful year. I apologize for the lack of updates since the season ended, but fear not we have been busy getting ready for next year. First thing, we are having a dinner/banquet on Tuesday December 15th at the Monte Moose Lodge. Dinner is at 6pm, Awards/Highlight Video will be at 7pm. Next Tryouts for the 2010 season will be in late February 2010, more info is being solidified and will be posted when it is finalized. Lastly if anyone would like to work out with Raffelson please give him a call. See you all on the 15th! Thanks, Don Orton |
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Foes’ broken play busts Bearcats |
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Written by Don Orton
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Monday, 21 September 2009 09:18 |
| Foes’ broken play busts Bearcats | By
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The Daily World | | Sunday, September 20, 2009 1:14 AM PDT | | | | | Print Version | E-mail This Story | |
| | When you are the No. 1 team in the nation, the breaks fall your way.
Locked in a defensive struggle with Grays Harbor, Southern Oregon scored the game’s only touchdown on a busted field-goal attempt to edge the Bearcats, 6-3, in a North America Football League Northwest semi-pro football game at Olympic Stadium.
The victory for the Renegades (9-0, 10-0) gives them the Northwest Cascade Division title and the No. 1 seed in the postseason. The loss didn’t hurt the 16th-ranked Bearcats (6-2, 7-2), who were locked in the No. 3 seed prior to the game.
“We looked like we haven’t played in three weeks,” Bearcats coach Todd Hoiness said. “We made some mental mistakes and looked rusty. There’s a reason why they’re the No. 1 team in the nation. They’re really good, but I feel like we should have scored 24 points today. (Both teams) had two really good defenses and that happens sometimes.”
“It really came down to execution (on offense) and we didn’t do that today,” Renegades coach Chris Ellis added. “Our defense has been studs (this season). They won another close game for us. Defense wins games and they kept us in the game. I’m proud of them.”
Neither offense produced much against two fired-up and hard-hitting defenses. However, the chances to score came mostly on the Bearcat side of the field.
The Bearcats had three dropped passes in the end zone, lost the ball on downs deep inside Renegade territory three times and only produced one score — a 28-yard field goal by Bryce Ogren with 4:22 left in the first half.
Southern Oregon didn’t fare much better, turning the ball over twice to Grays Harbor inside the 20-yard line. The only drive that produced a score also marked the one significant break that went the Renegades’ way.
An 11-play, 89-yard drive stalled at the Bearcat 2-yard line on the Renegades’ first drive of the second half. Two personal foul penalties by the Bearcats aided the Southern Oregon effort.
On fourth down and trailing 3-0, the Renegades set up for a 19-yard field goal by Zach Gist. The snap to holder Justin Robertson skipped onto the ground, sending Robertson scrambling to make a play. He did, throwing the ball into a crowd of players in the end zone. Wide receiver Titan Mann came up with the football for the touchdown.
The extra-point try failed.
Grays Harbor had one chance to either tie or take the lead early in the fourth quarter. A 19-yard seam route pass from David Evans to Joe Winther put the Bearcats to the Renegade 10-yard line. The offense stalled, when one of Evans’ passes missed in the end zone, and Ogren came out for a tying field goal.
From 31-yards out, Ogren badly mis-hit the kick wide left.
The Renegades secured the win by intercepting quarterback Alex Todak twice to end Bearcat drives, including the final march with less than 30 seconds left.
On Saturday, Grays Harbor closes out the regular season by hosting the Oregon Blackshirts at 6 p.m. |
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