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This Week In GSL History 1996 30 Years Ago Central Valley was down their starting running back so they turned to their starting corner on defense to carry the load. #35 Nate McFarlane carried the ball carried the ball 14 times for 155 yards and scored 2-TD's in a 26-7 Bear win over North Central. On the 3rd play of the game, McFarlane took a pitch 68 yards for the opening touchdown.
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This Week In GSL History 1946 80 Years Ago 8,000 HS football fans filed into Gonzaga University for a showdown between two league heavyweights. In the end, Lewis & Clark’s defense and special teams made the difference as the Tigers defeated Gonzaga, 19–7. LC defender LeRoy Decker sparked the Tiger defense with three interceptions, while a dominant offensive line paved the way for running backs Tom Anderson and Dick Brown's punishing ground attack. The Tiger duo controlled the clock and each scored a touchdown.

This Week In GSL History 2016 10 Years Ago Mead WR #23 Lucas Bacon was due for a big game and it came in the 19th playing of the Battle of the Bell: Mead 35, Mt. Spokane 12. 7,454 fans at Joe Albi Stadium watched Bacon go on to catch 4-TD passes (66, 5, 5 and 71 yards) as he racked up 5 catches for 164yds in the game. His fellow WR #9 Thomas Dammarel also had 6 catches for 134yds. Panther QB Payton Loucks was 24-of-33 for 364yds & 5-TDs.
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Playing very well, leading team in many stat categories, and 4 year starter. Hoping to lead team back to state since freshman year.



23rd Annual NECA / IBEW GSL Award — recognizing scholar athletes who demonstrate superior balance in academics, athletics, and community involvement.





























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