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Honors
All-League
Travis Holbrook - 2009 WFL 1st Team, GNFA 2nd Team
Josh Queen - 2009 WFL 1st Team, GNFA 2nd Team
Casey Lawrence - 2009 WFL 1st Team, GNFA 1st Team
Andre Cummings - 2009 WFL 1st Team, GNFA 2nd Team
Eddie Stone - 2009 WFL 2nd Team, GNFA Hon Men
DeAngelo Pruitt - 2009 WFL 2nd Team, GNFA Hon Men
Josh Thorne - 2009 WFL Hon Men
Jake Pinkerton - 2009 WFL Hon Men, GNFA Hon Men
Dustin Clark - 2009 WFL Hon Men
Daniel Mallory - 2009 GNFA 1st Team
All-America
The Wolfpack was born out of the merger of longtime
rivals in the State
Line Miners and
Spokane SaberCats. Almost
immediately the Wolfpack became a force in the WFL and after a couple of
stumbles, reached the first-ever WFL Championship losing a tight battle
with the Rams 14-7.
Looking to build on the WFL Championship game run
of 2009 the Wolfpack looked shaky in an early game losing to the
Thunder, but came back to dispatch the Riverhawks and Shockers.
Back-to-back losses to the Rams and Commandos set a theme in the WFL as
teams played round robin winning against each other and it wasn't until
the final week that Spokane earned enough points for a #4 seed in the
WFL playoffs. The game would be a rematch from the season finale
and Spokane battled the Hurricanes for 4 quarters unable to score in the
second half of a 13-19 playoff loss that sent Hermiston to the
championship and Spokane home for the summer. |
