This Week In GSL History 2006
20 Years Ago
Playmakers with big Friday Nights
East Valley’s #13 Ryan Campbell
21 carries 139 yds 3-TD’s including a 94yd Kickoff return
G-Prep’s #12 Max Manix
20 carries 167 yds 2-TD’s & 1-TD pass
Central Valley’s #26 Shon Davis
18 carries 199 yds 3-TD’s
Ferris’ #7 Jeff Minnerly
17-of-27 319 passing yds 3-TD passes
'Making core memories': Mt. Spokane outlasts rival Mead in five-set thriller in front of massive crowd at Union Stadium | @SRPreps volleyball (by @McCordMadison89) https://t.co/4D3Z3P3MXf
🏐 This is so cool! Watch for @jackwallacetv's highlights from Mead and Mt. Spokane's outdoor volleyball match at Union Stadium tonight at 10:00 and 11:00 on @kxly4news.
This Week In GSL History 1996
30 Years Ago
Two GSL All-Leaguers Propel Wins
Rogers slick running back #21 Mike Dorton rushed 25 times for 132 yards setting up 3 Pirate scores in a 15-0 win over LC.
Ferris' flashy wide receiver #80 Jonathan Parker caught 5 balls for 111 yards including the game-winning TD with :10 seconds left in a 22-19 win over U-Hi.
This Week In GSL History 1956
70 Years Ago
All North Central needed was some tough running and a timely defensive play to upset Lewis & Clark 12-6 at Memorial Stadium (Joe Albi). The Indians rushing attack was led by Ron Quincy, who had 22 carries for 128 yards & scored 2-TD's including the 26yd game-winner late in the 4th quarter.
Quincy's scamper to paydirt was the byproduct of John Derington's late game interception. Derington was able to grab the completed pass from the Tiger receiver's hands to give NC the ball and new life.
Congratulations to our Clarkston Athletes of the Week: Kendry Gimlin and Bailey Blaydes! Thank you for the interviews and for representing your school and sports.
AOTW is presented to you by Providence. You can watch interviews, highlights, and more on the GSL website.
Our second and last highlight from the Lewiston vs. Clarkston Game of the Week, "Battle of the Bridges"! Keep an eye out for our Clarkston Athletes of the Week and their interviews later today.
GOTW presented by Post Falls ER. Visit the GSL website for videos like this and more.
This Week In GSL History 2016
10 Years Ago
Mead traveled out to Central Valley and both offenses were clicking as the two teams combined for 884 yards of total offense.
But it was CV's fast start thanks to the running of Braedon Orrino, who prevailed in the 38-27 home win. Orrino rushed 34 times for 189 yards and 2-TD's, one of which from 60yds out, that kept the Panthers in a deficit most of the game.
Here's our first highlight from the "Battle of the Bridges" rivalry game between Lewiston and Clarkston! We hope all the athletes and the crowd had an amazing time at such a big game.
Thank you to our GOTW sponsor, Post Falls ER. Watch the full video and more on the GSL website.
This Week In GSL History 2006
20 Years Ago
The back-and-forth battle between Mead and visiting Coeur d’Alene had a little bit of everything.
In the end, it was the Vikings who rallied in the 4th quarter to upend the Panthers, 42–28. Cd'A QB Shea Vucinich threw for 173 yards, completing 12 of 30 passes, and tossed 4 touchdowns.
Mead was led by a powerful rushing attack. Chris Jones carried 21 times for 148 yards and 2 touchdowns, while Luke Hattrup added 111 yards on 19 carries and scored twice. A wild one from start to finish, but the Vikings made the plays when it mattered most.
This Week In GSL History 1996
30 Years Ago
Mead's bruising running back #33 Scott McGlocklin rumbled for 179 yards on 26 carries as the Panthers defeated Shadle Park 37-7 at Joe Albi Stadium.
McGlocklin, the 214lbs battering ram, finished with a pair of short yardage TD's as the Panthers rushed for 312 yards on the ground against the Highlander defense.
Congratulations to our first Athletes of the Week! Aundrea Armstead & Coby Spurgin are representing Rogers' cheer and football teams. Thank you both for the great interviews.
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Here comes the last highlight from our first Game of the Week! Rogers vs. Shadle. We are so excited to bring you videos like these and more every week this season.
Thank you to Post Falls ER & Hospital for sponsoring GOTW.
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This Week in GSL History 2006
20 Years Ago
Big Night's for two GSL All-Leaguers
University's running back #30 Tyler Carlson rushed 33 times for 185yds & 2-TD's in a 24-7 win over Shadle Park.
Ferris' wide receiver #84 Jared Karstetter caught 9 balls for 126yds & 2-TD's in a 24-17 OT win over East Valley.
We're starting the season strong with an amazing Game of the Week between Shadle and Rogers! Both teams gave it their all with Rogers winning with a score of 31. 🏴☠️
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Don't miss the "Battle of the Bridges" rivalry game tomorrow night! Since 1901, both Lewiston and Clarkston High Schools have gone head-to-head year after year. With an average attendance of 3,500+, this isn't a game you want to miss!
This Week In GSL History 2016
10 Years Ago
The quarterbacks from Coeur d’Alene and Mead squared off at Joe Albi Stadium, and the result was an offensive shootout.
Viking junior QB #3 Colson Yankoff racked up 552 total yards of offense (403 passing & 149 rushing) in the 57-31 win over Mead.
Panther signal-caller Payton Loucks was 26-of-45 for 295 yards and 3-TD's.
In all, Yankoff accounted for all 8 of the Vik TD's either by the pass or run.
Take advantage of the GSL pass benefits this season! Both single and family passes are available for purchase now. You'll receive the same benefits as the single pass, plus an extra adult entry at a reduced price. Support your athletes all year with the '26-27 GSL Sports Pass!
This Week In GSL History 1976
50 Years Ago
The Greater Spokane League is born and Spokane High School sports entered a new era.
The original “City League,” which dates back to 1922, was retired. The league had begun with Lewis & Clark, North Central, Hillyard/Rogers and Gonzaga, later expanding with the additions of schools such as Shadle Park and Ferris.
In 1976, the City League merged with three schools from the Border League: Central Valley, University and Mead creating a new 9-team 3A league.