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This Week In GSL History 1986 40 Years Ago When Mead needed a hero most, star kicker Jason Hanson delivered. In a 31-29 victory over University at Joe Albi Stadium, Hanson came through with a clutch late 4th Qtr field goal. Mead drove down and Hanson trotted onto the field for the 38 yrd game-winner. A high snap forced Hanson to pause while the holder reset the ball. Unfazed by the unexpected delay, Hanson calmly took a single step and drilled the winning kick from 38yrds out. The standout also averaged an impressive 48 yards per punt, giving the Panthers a major advantage in the field position battle.

This Week In GSL History 1926 100 Years Ago Two Eastside heavyweights met at the Spokane Fairgrounds as Lewis & Clark hosted Yakima. In a game that held much weight for state title considerations, it was the Tigers who used a one-two backfield punch to defeat the Pirates from Yakima 19-0. Curt Odell scored 2 first half TD's, one on a 45-yard run before half to give LC momentum. Kenneth “Mac” McCluskey scored the Tigers 2nd half TD as the defense did the rest holding Yakima scoreless.

A big congratulations to Mt. Spokane High School, our GSL Softball Slowpitch Champions! We are so proud of these Wildcat athletes. 🥎 Your GSL champs are proudly presented to you by STCU. Visit the GSL website to keep up with our league's sports: