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Overall
Record: 0-0
First
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League
Affiliation:
Northwest Alliance (1984)
Team
Headquarters:
Vancouver, Washington |
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Owner:
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Titles
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Following the 1983 season, the Washington County
Grizzlies and the Pacific Coast Vikings merged, forming the Clark County
Grizzlies, keeping the Grizzly name, but having no true association to the
previous team, which Dr. Nash had sold all interest and gear to the new
Bellevue franchise called the Express.
Some of the Portland Steelheads would play with the Grizzlies, while many
chose to hang up the cleats after winning the '83 NFA title over Spokane.
QB - Melvin Barkum
PK -
Keith Bassham
Keith Bassham placed himself in the recordbooks with
a then-longest field goal of 57-yards in a 48-6 win over the Seattle
Cavaliers. His previous long had been 51-yards versus the
Warhawks in 1983 while he was a Portland Steelhead.
Dave
Broussard (Express) would match his feat the following year tieing for
longest-ever until Rik Pearson (Spokane) topped it with a 59-yarder in
August 1985. |
1984 Schedule/Results (3-6) |
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Aug 5 @ Auburn Panthers |
7-28 |
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Aug 19 - Peninsula Pioneers |
21-6 |
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Aug 25 @ West Seattle Warhawks |
6-11 |
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Sep 1 - Seattle Cavaliers |
48-6 |
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Sep 15 @ Auburn Panthers |
21-28 |
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Sep 22 - Spokane Fury |
25-23 |
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Sep 29 @ Skagit Valley Lightning |
15-26 |
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Oct 6 - Sno-King Blue Knights |
23-27 |
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Oct 13 @ Bellevue Express |
11-45 |
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1990 Schedule/Results (0-0) |
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Aug 11 - Federal Way Jets |
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Sources:
The Spokesman-Review (1984)
The Napa Valley Register (1984) |
