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Honors
All-League
Jeff Gates, RB (2009-NAFL West 1st)
Don Orton, OL (2009-NAFL West 1st)
Noah Naipo, OL (2009-NAFL West 1st)
Joel Brown, DL (2009-NAFL West 1st)
Brandon Johnson, DB (2009-NAFL West 1st)
Bryce Ogren, PK (2009-NAFL West 1st)
Robby Lisle, KR (2009-NAFL West 1st)
David Evans, QB (2009-NAFL West 2nd)
Jeremy Walker, WR (2009-NAFL West 2nd)
Joe Winther, TE (2009-NAFL West 2nd)
Matthew Barrie, OL (2009-NAFL West 2nd)
Daniel Brown, LB (2009-NAFL West 2nd)
Jake Early, DB (2009-NAFL West 2nd)
All-America
After fruitless seasons playing with the Washington
Cavaliers, Don Orton, Chris Raffleson, and a number of former Cavs left
to form the Bearcats.
The 'Cats combed the harbor area for the best
coaches and high school players they could find and placed their entry
into the NAFL Northwest Division playing it's second season. The
Bearcats won their season opener against a sliding King County Jaguar
team 29-0 and winning an overtime matchup with the Snohomish County
Vikings. Opening the NAFL season, Grays Harbor defeated the
Portland Raiders who a week earlier squeaked out a victory against many
of the Bearcats former team in the Cavaliers.
The high riding 'Cats were 5-0 until they Southern
Oregon Renegades brought them crashing down with a 47-0 thumping on July
25. It was the first of 3 losses to the Renegades including a
playoff ouster on Oct 10 that ended the Bearcats season.
In an early season contest for 2010, the Bearcats
traveled "over the hill" to take on the WFL Yakima Mavericks. The
Bearcats proved they could hang with Eastern Washington's top teams
winning 26-23. |