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Years
of Operation: 2016-2019
Overall
Record: 8-20-1
First
Game: Apr 30, 2016 vs Bellingham Bulldogs
First
Win: May 7, 2016 vs Northwest Avengers
Final
Game:
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League
Affiliation:
Pacific Football League (2016)
Washington State League (2017-2019)
Team
Headquarters: Everett, WA
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Sponsor: Frank
Edmund
General
Manager: Frank Edmund
Coaches:
Eric Hartman
Home
Field(s): Cedar Crest MS, Mariner HS |
Titles
Won:
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The Washington Raptors moved over to 11-man football after playing in
the NW8Man League for 3 seasons.
Due to a drop out of Pacific League teams, the Raptors were immediately
elevated to take the place of the Bearcats schedule. All four wins
on the season would come from non-PFL teams, while the seven league
games were blowout losses.
With the 2016 success against WSFL league teams, the Raptors made the
jump over to the smaller league. The only win of the season came
against a Tulalip Hawks team that had won both previous meetings.
The game was dubbed the "WSFL Championship" due to a drop out of
the Lakewood Lions, and Peninsula Eagles team and for the first time in
history a one-win team won it's league crown.
QB DeAndre Edmondson struggled throwing 18 interceptions and losing 8 of
10 fumbles during the 5 game season (averaging just shy of 5 turnovers
per game).
The 2018 squad opened with a tie versus the traveling Phoenix of Idaho,
before suffering through what would have been a winless season if not
for the last minute formation of the Sound Sound Bobcats. The
Raptors won both games by a total of 13 points enroute to a 2-6-1
season.
The Raptors opened a season with a victory for the first time in 2019 as
the Peninsula Eagles engaged in an entertaining 30-16 battle. But
that would be the end of the winning as the next game turned into a 57-0
rout in Yakima followed up by 2 more losses leading into the bye week.
The damage had been done. The Eagles folded up, canceling a June
29 match up and the July 6 game with Eastern Washington saw injuries
shorten the game to 2 quarters before officials called it due to player
safety. The Coyotes led 21-0 but it went in the books as a
forfeit. The Raptors season ended as a lack of healthy players
forced the forfeiture of the remaining games.
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2016 Schedule/Results (4-7): |
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Apr 30 @ Bellingham Bulldogs |
12-50 |
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May 7 @ Northwest Avengers |
28-14 |
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May 14 - Yakima Mavericks |
6-40 |
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May 21 @ Southern Oregon Renegades |
9-41 |
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May 28 - Portland Shine |
22-13 |
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June 4 - South Lane Buzzards |
18-38 |
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June 11 - South Sound Nighthawks |
0-20 |
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June 18 @ Portland Raiders |
6-50 |
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June 25 - Snohomish County Thunder |
28-12 |
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July 9 @ Portland Pitbulls |
6-46 |
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July 16 - Yakima Mavericks |
Cancel |
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July 23 - Gem State Guardians |
23-6 |
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2017 Schedule/Results (1-4): |
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May 6 - Tulalip Hawks |
6-20 |
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May 13 @ Peninsula Eagles |
6-40 |
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May 20 - Lakewood Lions |
W FFT |
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June 3 @ Tulalip Hawks |
22-36 |
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June 17 @ Lakewood Lions |
Cancel |
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June 24 @ Tulalip Hawks * |
14-8 |
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* WSFL Championship |
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July 29 @ Gem State Guardians |
13-14 |
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2018 Schedule/Results (2-6-1): |
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Apr 7 - Idaho Phoenix |
18-18 |
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May 12 - Lakewood Lions |
0-50 |
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May 19 @ Tulalip Hawks |
13-34 |
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June 2 - Peninsula Eagles |
6-16 |
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June 9 - South Sound Bobcats |
8-0 |
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June 16 @ Peninsula Eagles |
0-44 |
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June 23 @ South Sound Bobcats |
12-7 |
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June 30 - Tulalip Hawks |
0-38 |
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July 7 - Peninsula Eagles * |
6-30 |
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2019 Schedule/Results (1-3): |
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May 18 - Peninsula Eagles |
30-16 |
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June 1 @ Eastern Washington Coyotes |
0-57 |
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June 8 @ King County Predators |
16-20 |
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June 15 @ Tulalip Hawks |
0-30 |
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June 29 @ Peninsula Eagles |
W FFT |
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July 6 - Eastern Washington Coyotes ^^ |
L FFT |
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July 13 - King County Predators |
L FFT |
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July 20 - Tulalip Hawks |
L FFT |
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