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Years
of Operation: 2017-2019
Overall
Record: 10-6 (11-man)
First
Game:
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Win:
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League
Affiliation:
Washington 8-Man League (2013)
Washington State League (2017-2019)
Team
Headquarters:
Neah Bay, Washington
Colors: Green and White |
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Sponsor: Ronald
Wright, TJ Greene
General
Manager:
Coaches:
T.J. Greene, Michael McMahan
Home
Field(s): Neah Bay HS, |
Titles
Won:
2013 NW8Man Championship
2017 Washington State League Champions |
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The Neah Bay Eagles were spawned following the end of the
Olympic Peninsula Eagles run with the
WWFA following the 2012 season.
Neah Bay won the 8-man Championship of the newly formed league started
by Dick Seuss and Larry Moody. Taking 11 players to Las Vegas, the
Eagles played Iron-Man in the "8-Man National Championship" against the
hometown Cobras, losing 50-24.
The team would gear up for an 11-man contest against the upstart
Puyallup Nation Kings in September winning that matchup 22-14.
2013 NW8man League MVP Jed Johnson
In 2016 Ronald Wright and TJ Greene became co-owners of the Eagles and
moved into the Washington State Football League as a full time 11-man
organization for the 2017 season.
Losing the opener to the Lions, the Eagles won out against the Hawks and
Raptors to win the inaugural WSFL Championship.
A 5-0 record in the league was not enough as it also went with 2
on-field losses and a forfeit to the Tulalip Hawks including a 36-0
beating in the title game to end 2018.
2019 kicked off with a rematch from the '18 title game against Tulalip
with an almost mirror result as the Hawks walked out with a 32-0
victory. Two more losses to the Raptors and Predators took the
Eagles into a bye week and slated to make the 6-hour trip over to Yakima
to face the undefeated Coyotes the following week. That trip would
not take place as the Eagles shut down operations during the bye week at
0-3 for the season.
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2013 Schedule/Results (1-0): |
8-man |
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Aug 10 - Las Vegas Cobras ** |
24-50 |
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** 8-Man Championship in Las Vegas |
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Sep 21 - Puyallup Nation Kings ^ |
22-14 |
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^ 11-man Game |
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2017 Schedule/Results (4-1): |
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May 6 - Lakewood Lions |
0-44 |
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May 13 - Washington Raptors |
42-0 |
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May 20 @ Tulalip Hawks |
14-6 |
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June 3 @ Lakewood Lions |
W FFT |
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June 10 - Washington Raptors |
Cancel |
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June 17 - Tulalip Hawks |
37-8 |
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July 8 @ Thurston County Mayhem |
Cancel |
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July 15 - Tulalip Hawks ** |
15-0 |
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2018 Schedule/Results (5-2): |
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May 19 - South Sound Bobcats |
44-0 |
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June 2 @ Washington Raptors |
16-6 |
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June 9 @ Tulalip Hawks |
8-27 |
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June 16 - Washington Raptors |
44-0 |
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June 23 @ Tulalip Hawks |
L FFT |
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June 30 @ South Sound Bobcats |
38-8 |
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July 7 - Washington Raptors * |
30-6 |
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July 21 - Tulalip Hawks ** |
0-36 |
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2019 Schedule/Results (0-3): |
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May 11 - Tulalip Hawks |
0-32 |
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May 18 @ Washington Raptors |
16-30 |
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June 1 - King County Predators |
6-30 |
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June 15 @ Eastern Washington Coyotes |
L FFT |
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June 22 @ Tulalip Hawks |
L FFT |
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June 29 - Washington Raptors |
L FFT |
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July 6 @ King County Predators |
Cancel |
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July 20 - Eastern Washington Coyotes |
Cancel |
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