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Game Day Schedule
| Date |
Time |
Home |
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Visitor |
Location |
Score |
| 9/9/2006 |
4:30PM |
BEARS |
vs. |
Hawks |
Ingersoll |
36-20 BEARS! |
| 9/16/2006 |
4:30PM |
T-Birds Gold |
vs. |
BEARS |
Ingersoll |
13-18 BEARS! |
| 9/23/2006 |
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Bye |
vs. |
BEARS |
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14-12 BEARS! |
| 9/30/2006 |
3:00PM |
T-Birds Green |
vs. |
BEARS |
Ingersoll |
20-30 BEARS! |
| 10/7/2006 |
6:00PM |
BEARS |
vs. |
Cougars |
Ingersoll |
33-0 BEARS! |
| 10/14/2006 |
7:30PM |
Tornados |
vs. |
BEARS |
Ingersoll |
13-24 BEARS! |
| 10/21/2006 |
6:00PM |
BEARS |
vs. |
Hawks |
Ingersoll |
20-33 |
| 10/28/2006 |
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Week 5
Undefeated and Playoff Bound!
The Bears 7th grade team finished the regular season undefeated and with an exclamation
point by shutting out of the cross town rival Cougars 33-0. Using the entire roster and manufacturing scoring drives by all
four quarterbacks the offense was firing on all cylinders. The interior linemen controlled the line of scrimmage on offense
allowing for our backs to get deep into the secondary without being touched. Our receivers did an outstanding job of catching
everything thrown to them and our quarterbacks provided the leadership to move the ball down the field. An extra effort was
exerted this week to ensure we were getting the right players and formations on the field and the result was an almost penalty
free game.
The Defense also rose to challenge
and led by the big guys up front shut the Cougars running game down. Our linebackers and defensive backs stepped up as well
and shut down the passing attempts and efforts to get outside. The result was a great overall team effort and a shut out—
the first of the season.
The playoffs are back and the Bears are ready for the Yelm Tornados and the bright lights of Ingersoll
on a Saturday night. - Coach Skip
Week 4
Bears win! Bears win!
The 7th grade Bears came into their fourth game to face a tough Tumwater Green team. Relying upon their high powered
and multi-faceted offense the Bears rolled to a 30 - 20 victory. A determined offense line and great down field blocking
were the difference in the game. Though down throughout the game, Tumwater Green, who hails, from the other division in the
league kept coming back by breaking long runs. The Bears had scored first though and answered each Tumwater threat with
another score. The game highlighted some of the examples of our player's athletic abilities and teamwork. Unfortunately
we also had some mental lapses that led to penalties for not getting the right number of players on the field in time.
The Bears displayed numerous defensive fronts and even more offensive formations and plays this week -- most of which
were successful. By executing the offense, our dedicated fans were treated to runs up the middle and around end, reverses,
and short and long passes resulting in touchdowns. Just as exciting though were the downfield blocks by our receivers,
slot backs, pulling lineman and even our quarterbacks. The 7th graders are looking forward to closing out the regular
league schedule with the cross town rival Cougars this week.
Coach
Skip
September 21, 2006
Victory for the Senior JV Bears
The Bears met the Gold T-Bird
team and produced another win 38 to 13. With the exception of the first offensive series, where the Bears had a 65 yard drive
only to be denied near the goal line, the offense successfully executed in a variety of formations. It was clearly a team
win with all 33 players contributing. Using four different quarterbacks and with 10 different players catching and running
the ball, the offense had a well balanced attack. The offensive line continues to work well together and the backs are getting
confident in following them downfield. The defense played quite well with only a couple of runs that broke down the sideline.
Highlights came from some mis-direction plays that resulted in long touchdowns and several
more long pass and run scores. The offense also added four more conversions by kicking for the extra 2 points. The Bears are
quite proud of the line, long snapper, holder and kicker all working to make this happen at this level. The players lived
up to the quote for the game from Ton Landry, “Football is an incredible game. Sometimes it’s so incredible its
unbelievable”. The Bears and their fans believe. Though scheduled for a league “bye” game this Saturday,
the Bears will be playing a non league game with a visiting 8th grade team from Gig Harbor. Saturday at 7:30 PM at Ingersoll under the lights. Join us if you can. –Coach
Skip
September 14, 2006
Senior JV comes away with victory
The Senior Junior Varsity
came fired up to play the Hawks, the time they played last year in the Major varsity championship game. The outcome was the
same – a victory for the Bears – 36–20. The opening kick-off put the Hawks in hole they couldn’t climb
out of and the offense scored in three plays on a five yard touchdown pass. The Defense shut down the Hawks one more time
and with the next possession, the Bears went to the air again and scored from 30 yards out. After giving up a touchdown the
Bears moved the ball on the ground with four different players unleashing the running game.
The second half saw the Hawks
mount a come back until the “O” line took control and again with great downfield blocking and pass protection
two more scores came on exciting long runs. Included in the game highlights were the first ever extra points being kicked
successfully. After three in a row, one was finally blocked. The game ended on an interception from the Defense caused by
some pressure from the “D” line. The coaches reminded the team afterward of the quote of the day for the team
by Joe Namath, “If you play with confidence you can have a lot of fun and if you are having fun amazing things can happen.”
The Coaches also express their appreciation and thank our amazing fans for their support.
– Coach Skip
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