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Years
of Operation: 2013-2017
Overall
Record: 45-12
First
Game: May 18, 2013 vs Washington Cavaliers
First
Win: June 1, 2014 vs Snohomish County Thunder
Final
Game: Sep 2, 2017 vs Capital City Fury
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League
Affiliation:
Western Washington Football Alliance
Team
Headquarters: |
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Owner: Ty Satiacum, Archie Cantrell, Joe
McCloud
General
Manager: Ty Satiacum
Coaches:
Tutu Tamaalavea, Tim Gilmore (2015)
Home
Field(s): Chief Leschi HS |
Titles
Won:
2015 WWFA Champions
2016 WWFA Champions
2016 Rocky Mountain Bowl Champions
2017 WWFA Champions
2017 GNFA Champions |
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2014 WWFA All-Stars
Amasa Smith
James Lloyd
Isaac Syph
Chris McCutchin
EJ Curran
Eddie Kaeka
Nick Noga
Marquis Henry
Treisaun McCurry
Tutu Tamaalevaa
2015 WWFA All-Stars
Justin Southern
James Lloyd
Josh Davis
Robert Moaaili
Demetrius Moore
J.J. Bickam
WWFA Coach of the Year Tim Gilmore
2016 WWFA All-Stars
QB Adam Kruse
WR Mike Waller Jr.
WR Ktron Barquet
WR Dashun Salgado
DB Vikah Lefau
DB Isaiah Syph
DB Peni Imo
DL Chris Vala
DL Demetrius Moore
DL Loussaint Minett
OL Galufa Salu
OL David Ah Sue
OL Swei Toia
PR Jerome Williams
The Kings were formed in 2013 by longtime player Ty Satiacum with the
hopes of building an organization that the Puyallup Tribal community
could be proud of.
Playing in the WWFA, the Kings had measured success early on but
struggled against the PFL stalwarts Portland and Seattle in non-league
games, however still won their first championship in 2015.
Following the shut down of the Seattle Stallions. the team that had
dominated Puyallup 54-7 in 2015, a good chunk of talent from the
Stallions arrived to play for the Kings and the latest incarnation of
the Puget Sound "super team" emerged and began a 2-year run going 22-2,
stopped only by an early season loss to Renton in 2016 and the Capital
City Fury in the West Coast Championship in Sacramento, California.
The Kings had taken the crown from the Portland Raiders as Northwest
best. But, it was short lived.
The Kings had a good run, but as happens with so many minor league
teams, the core of the ownership wanted to step away to focus on
families and careers.
After much consideration and discussion with groups to potentially hand
the team off to, Ty, Joe and Archie opted to go out on top and not risk
the brand they had built falling into mediocrity. The champs were no more, just two weeks after playing for the West Coast
Championship.
Players would migrate to other teams including a surprisingly large
number going "over the hill" to join the Wenatchee Valley Rams.
"It was a great experience for a few young 20-somethings who wanted a
better brand of football in the Pacific Northwest" - Ty Satiacum.
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2013 Schedule/Results (2-4): |
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May 18 @ Washington Cavaliers |
18-23 |
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June 1 - Snohomish County Thunder |
24-0 |
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June 15 @ Mt Hood Eruption |
Cancel |
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June 22 - Pierce County Bengals |
14-26 |
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June 29 @ Puget Sound Outlaws |
18-29 |
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July 13 - Washington Wolfpack |
Cancel |
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July 20 @ Peninsula Seminoles |
Cancel |
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July 27 @ Renton Ravens |
Cancel |
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Aug 3 - Puget Sound Outlaws * |
27-0 |
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Aug 10 - Renton Ravens * |
0-8 |
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2014 Schedule/Results (11-1): |
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Apr 12 - Bellingham Bulldogs |
47-36 |
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Apr 26 - Cowlitz County Blackhawks |
Cancel |
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May 3 - Roseburg Rampage |
58-0 |
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May 17 - Washington Cavaliers |
68-7 |
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May 31 - Snohomish County Vikings |
56-0 |
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June 7 @ Renton Ravens |
48-6 |
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June 14 - Snohomish County Thunder |
44-11 |
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June 21 - Thurston County Mayhem |
64-14 |
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June 28 - Cowlitz County Blackhawks |
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July 12 - Puget Sound Outlaws |
14-0 |
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July 19 - Northwest Cardinals |
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July 26 - Pierce County Bengals |
24-21 |
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Aug 9 Puget Sound Outlaws * |
28-7 |
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Aug 16 -Pierce County Bengals ** |
9-21 |
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Dec 6 - Snohomish County Vikings ^ |
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^ Toys for Tots Charity Game |
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2015 Schedule/Results (10-4): |
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Mar 21 - Clark County Vipers |
60-39 |
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Apr 11 - Portland Raiders |
14-49 |
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May 16 - Washington Cavaliers |
61-6 |
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May 30 - Seattle Stallions |
7-54 |
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June 6 - Puget Sound Outlaws |
14-36 |
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June 13 - Thurston County Mayhem |
38-8 |
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June 20 - Renton Ravens |
28-30 |
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June 27 - Snohomish County Vikings |
20-7 |
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July 11 - Cowlitz County Cobras |
64-0 |
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July 18 - Pierce County Bengals |
33-8 |
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July 25 - Snohomish County Thunder |
85-6 |
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Aug 1 - Thurston County Mayhem* |
62-14 |
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Aug 8 - Pierce County Bengals * |
21-13 |
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Aug 15 - Puget Sound Outlaws ** |
17-6 |
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2016 Schedule/Results (12-1): |
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Apr 16 - Renton Ravens |
11-12 |
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Apr 23 - Portland Pitbulls |
46-6 |
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May 3 - WWFA Jamboree |
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May 14 - Pierce County Bengals |
36-14 |
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May 21 - Bellingham Bulldogs |
32-23 |
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June 4 - Spokane Wolfpack |
58-0 |
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June 11 - Wenatchee Valley Rams |
18-10 |
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June 25 - Puget Sound Outlaws |
31-0 |
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July 9 - Washington Cavaliers |
92-0 |
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July 16 - Snohomish County Vikings |
44-0 |
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July 23 -Cowlitz County Cobras * |
71-0 |
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July 30 - Bellingham Bulldogs * |
42-35 |
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Aug 6 - Wenatchee Valley Rams ** |
46-13 |
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Aug 20 @ Colorado Cougars |
41-6 |
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- Rocky Mountain Bowl |
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2017 Schedule/Results (11-1): |
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- Whatcom County Warbirds |
Cancel |
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May 20 @ Tri City Rage |
54-10 |
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June 3 @ Renton Ravens |
40-13 |
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June 10 - Wenatchee Valley Rams |
19-0 |
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June 17 -Kitsap Storm |
56-7 |
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June 24 @ Thurston County Mayhem |
54-28 |
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July 8 @ Pierce County Bengals |
61-12 |
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July 15 - Northwest Hurricanes |
49-0 |
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July 29 - Wenatchee Valley Rams * |
51-0 |
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Aug 5 - Renton Ravens * |
62-0 |
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Aug 12 - Tri City Rage ** |
61-6 |
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Aug 19 - Portland Raiders |
48-38 |
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Sep 2 @ Capital City Fury ^ |
25-45 |
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^ West Coast Championship |
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