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 MISSOULA RAPTORS
(2005 - 2006)


Missoula, Montana
Rollin Field

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Created by Rajiem Seabrook in late 2004 as a Missoula entrant to the Rocky Mountain League and immediately became fierce competitors with the Helena Titans winning both outings in 2005 by a total of three points on their way claiming the RMFL Montana Division crown in their first season.  The road was rockier outside Montana with Wasatch out of Utah blasting the Raptors 51-0 and the Idaho Mustangs posting a 51-14 win over Missoula.  Idaho would again claim a victory in the second round of playoffs as the Boise Roughriders knocked Missoula out 33-20.

Missoula would open the 2006 season with a trip to Burbank, Washington to take on the Yakima Mavericks in a non-league matchup.  The second-year Mavericks were building a contender in the Evergreen Football League and promptly knocked off the Raptors 32-7.  Missoula, looking to claim the Montana crown once more continued to dominate Helena, Great Falls and Glacier, but new kids on the block Bitterroot Blaze had Missoula's number behind a record-setting Player of the Year in Justin Nixon.  The Blaze posted both RMFL losses to the Missoula record during the regular season before Utah's Davis Vipers ran away with a 28-6 playoff win.  Missoula still claimed the Northern Division on the back of losses by the Blaze to the Great Falls Gladiators.

Internal deliberations led to the creation of the Missoula Phoenix for the 2007 season and ended the Raptors franchise.  The Phoenix would face Bitterroot for the 2007 RMFL AA Championship.

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 2005
Rocky Mountain Football League
Record: 7-3
Sponsor: Rajiem Seabrook
Coach Matt Softich

* Rocky Mountain League Montana Division Champions *

2005 Awards

Tad Sheridan (LB) All-League 1st Team
Brian Smith (OL) All-League 3rd Team
Raphael Roberts (PK) All-League 3rd Team
Dave Decoite (DB) All-League 3rd Team


2006
Rocky Mountain Football League
Record: 6-4
Sponsor: Rajiem Seabrook
Coach Matt Softich
Asst Dave Garza

* Rocky Mountain League North Division Champions *

2006 Awards

Brian Smith (OL) All-League AA 1st Team
Schedules and Results
Date Opponent Score
2005 Apr 16 Glacier Knights 46-0
2005 Apr 23 Helena Titans 33-31
2005 Apr 30 Wasatch Wildcats 0-51
2005 May 7 Great Falls Gladiators 41-13
2005 May 14 Glacier Knights 38-0
2005 May 21 Great Falls Gladiators 32-0
2005 June 4 Idaho Falls Mustangs 14-51
2005 June 11 Helena Titans 24-23
2005 June 18 Kamas Valley Mud Dogs (Playoff) 28-6
2005 June 25 Boise Roughriders (Playoff) 20-33
     
     
2006 Mar 25 @ Yakima Mavericks (Burbank, WA) 7-32
2006 Apr 8 Glacier Knights 48-0
2006 Apr 15 Great Falls Gladiators 17-9
2006 Apr 21 Bitterroot Blaze 7-16
2006 Apr 29 Helena Titans 34-11
2006 May 6 Glacier Knights 32-14
2006 May 20 Great Falls Gladiators 27-0
2006 May 27 Bitterroot Blaze 12-31
2006 June 3 Helena Titans 33-12
2006 June 24 Davis Vipers (Playoff) 6-28
     
     
   
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
 
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