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  Bellingham Bulldogs (2008- Present)

Years of Operation: 2008-Present

 

Overall Record:  15-7

 

First Game: March 22, 2008 vs. Skagit Valley Lightning

 

First Win: March 22, 2008 vs. Skagit Valley

 

Final Game:

 

League Affiliation:  

 

Evergreen Football League (2008)

North American Football League (2009-10)

 

Team Headquarters:

PO Box 28551
Bellingham, WA 98228-0551

Owner: Jeff Fisher & Dick McKinley

General Manager: Jeff Fisher

Coaches: Dick McKinley (HC), Dan Poasa (OC), Kyle Garcia (DC), Phil Smith, Jazel Paul Riley

 

Home Field(s): Civic Field (Bellingham)

Titles Won

 

2009 NAFL NW Olympic Division Champions

2009 NAFL NW Conference Champions

  2008 Schedule/Results (3-6):  

Honors

 

 

 

All-League


Sean Hicks, LB (2008-GNFA HM)

Chase Cantrell, DL (2008-GNFA HM)
 

All-America

 

 

 

 

The Bellingham Bulldogs got their start in 2008 when Dick McKinley and Jeff Fisher purchased the Northwest Avalanche from Craig Jackson.   The Bulldogs applied for entry into the Pacific Northwest Football Conference, however the PNFC decided to merge with the Evergreen Football League.  The EFL accepted the Bulldogs and the newest team in Bellingham began its quest for an EFL title.

 

After a 3-6 finish in 2008, the Bulldogs decided to try their luck in the summer leagues and departed the Evergreen League for the NAFL in hopes of attracting players from British Columbia disenchanted with the team options in Vancouver.

 

This move proved fruitful as the Bulldogs opened the '09 season against the Langley (BC) Longhorns dominating the Canadian contingent 49-0 and reeling off 11 straight victories on their way to a date with the Renegades in the NAFLNw Championship.  In that game the Renegades found the Bulldogs and the 10-hour road trip too much to overcome.  A tough St. Paul Pioneers team fresh off a win over the storied Racine Raiders came to Bellingham from Minnesota and walked away with a 5-point victory ending the Bulldogs Cinderella season.

Mar 22 - Skagit Valley Lightning

28-6

Mar 29 @ Columbia Basin Riverhawks 36-21
Apr 5 - Blue Mountain Stars 15-29
Apr 12 @ Wenatchee Rams 11-41
Apr 19 South Sound Shockers 6-12
Apr 26 Willamette Valley Raiders W-FFT
May 3 - @ Tri City Knights 21-65
May 10 @ Skagit Valley Lightning 17-14
May 17 Yakima Mavericks 10-38
May 24 Okanogan Commandos 9-22
   
2009 Schedule/Results (12-1):  
June 27 - Langley Longhorns 49-0
July 11 @ Pacific Northwest Wildcats 26-21
July 18 - Portland Raiders 20-0
July 25 - West Sound Saints 42-8
Aug 1 - Kitsap County Bears 43-7
Aug 8 @ King County Jaguars 53-7
Aug 29 - King County Jaguars 29-0
Sept 12 @ West Sound Saints 23-0
Sept 19 @ Portland Raiders 16-12
Sept 26 - Pacific Northwest Wildcats 41-0
Oct 10 - Portland Raiders * 27-0
Oct 24 - Southern Oregon Renegades  * 27-20
Oct 31 - St. Paul Pioneers * 15-20
   
2010 Schedule/Results (3-0):  
June 5 - Portland Raiders 34-0
June 12 @ Eastside Xtreme 54-0
June 19 - Southern Oregon Renegades W FFT
June 26 @ Grays Harbor Bearcats 30-6
July 9 - Kitsap County Bears  
July 17 @ Portland Raiders  
July 24 - Eastside Xtreme  
July 31 @ Southern Oregon Renegades  
Aug 7 - Grays Harbor Bearcats  
Aug 14 @ Kitsap County Bears  
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
* NAFL Playoffs  
   
   

 

 

 
 
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