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  Tri Cities Knights (2005-2008)

 

Years of Operation: 2005-2008

 

Overall Record:  35-11

 

First Game:

 

First Win:

 

Final Game: June 14, 2008 vs Blue Mountain Stars

 

League Affiliation:  

Evergreen Football League (2005-2008)

 

 

Team Headquarters: Pasco, WA

Owner:

 

General Manager:

 

Coaches:

 

Home Field(s):

Titles Won:

2005 EFL Western Division Champions 

2005 Evergreen Football League Champions

2006 Evergreen Football League Champions

 

 

 

Honors

Scott Biglin, QB - 2005 Northwest Player of the Year

 

All-League

Scott Biglin, QB (2005 EFL All-Star)

Marshall Smith, WR (2005 EFL All-Star)

CJ Cheatwood, WR (2005 EFL All-Star)

Chris Hogan, WR (2005 EFL All-Star)

Ben Hanson, OL (2005 EFL All-Star)

Jason Smith, OL (2005 EFL All-Star)

Malcolm Stewart, DL (2005 EFL All-Star)

Nick Blasdel, DL (2005 EFL All-Star)

Steve Oldham, LB (2005 EFL All-Star)

Mitch Ellerd, LB (2005 EFL All-Star)

Mike Hazenberg, DB (2005 EFL All-Star)

Greg Oldham, DB (2005 EFL All-Star)

All-America

 

The Knights, after leaving the the iNWFL and the Rattlers name behind, continued their dominance in the EFL even though they stumbled out of the blocks to start the season and lost an overtime game to State Line.

 

For the third time in three seasons dating back to the Rattler days, Tri City and Walla Walla met for the championship with Tri City dominating the Stars once again.

 

Finally in 2007, following the defection of a few players, the Stars topped the Knights for the EFL Championship. 

 

2008 was a rough one for the Knights in the revamped EFL with the Stars bouncing the Knights from the playoffs and a shot at a 4th straight EFL Championship appearance.

 

The team would fold following the season due to financial issues surrounding team ownership due to an economic downturn.

 

 

 

2005 Schedule/Results (13-2):

 
Mar 26 - Okanogan Commandos 20-13
Apr 2 - Yakima Mavericks 3-6
Apr 9 - Columbia Basin Bulls 44-26
Apr 16 - Wenatchee Valley Rams 45-21
Apr 23 - Spokane Sabercats 22-0
Apr 30 - State Line Miners 40-43OT
May 7 - Okanogan Commandos 28-6
May 14 - Palouse Thunder 35-14
May 21 - Walla Walla Stars 21-17
May 28 - Wenatchee Valley Rams 46-14
June 4 - Columbia Basin Bulls 37-7
June 11 - Yakima Mavericks 45-18
June 18 - Walla Walla Stars ** 43-38
   
2006 Schedule/Results (8-3):  
Apr 1 - Blue Mountain Stars 14-33
Apr 8 - Palouse Thunder 30-14
Apr 15 - Okanogan Commandos 34-6
Apr 22 - Yakima Mavericks 58-44
Apr 29 - Wenatchee Rams 33-21
May 6 - State Line Miners 16-12
May 13 - Spokane Sabercats 54-8
June 3 - Okanogan Commandos * 42-12
June 10 - Blue Mountain Stars ** 41-24
July 8 - Seattle Stallions ^ 27-47
  ^ Cascade Bowl (Precursor to GNFA Championship)
   
2007 Schedule/Results (8-3):  
Mar 24 - Palouse Thunder 21-7
Mar 31 - Wenatchee Rams 6-0
Apr 7 - Blue Mountain Stars 3-26
Apr 14 - Spokane Sabercats 25-13
Apr 21 - Palouse Thunder 41-0
Apr 28 - State Line Miners 10-7
May 5 - Yakima Mavericks 42-36
May 12 - Okanogan Commandos 7-14
May 26 - Columbia Basin Riverhawks 49-8
June 2 - Wenatchee Rams * 34-19
June 9 - Blue Mountain Stars ** 7-49
   
2008 Schedule/Results (6-3):  
Mar 29 - Skagit Valley Lightning 21-7
Apr 5 - Wenatchee Rams 17-27
Apr 19 - Palouse Thunder 46-6
Apr 26 - Blue Mountain Stars 40-24
May 3 - Bellingham Bulldogs 65-21
May 10 - South Sound Shockers 14-34
May 17 - Eastern Oregon Timberwolves W FFT
May 24 - Spokane Sabercats 50-12
June 7 - Wenatchee Rams * 41-14
June 14 - Blue Mountain Stars * 11-40
   
   * EFL Playoffs  
   **EFL Championship  
   

 

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