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Logan, UT -- The Rocky Mountain Football League (RMFL) is well aware of the caliber of football played at the semi-pro level in Cache Valley. The reigning AAA Champions, the Cache Valley Bears, are from here and have been a force to be reckoned with in the past few years since they began playing in the RMFL. This year was a struggle for the Bears and, although they did make it to the playoffs, they exited the playoffs with only one game after a spirited battle owing primarily to having a skeleton crew. The AAA division will have a new champion from outside of Cache Valley, but the RMFL has a new Cache Valley team to watch in the championships this year – the Logan Stampede.
I was planning on staying around home and covering the AA RMFL championship game at Logan High School this weekend, but now people are offering money to get me to Cottonwood and the AAA Championship game. Now I am not sure what to do. I have had people on both sides wanting to buy photographs, but now I am having people offer to donate to my site to offset gas money etc. There really are three main issues in this decision. One of the issues is location. Obviously Logan High School is much closer, only 5 minutes from my home. That is a big selling point for attending the game there. I can be there quick and be home quick. Great benefit. The other two issues are big as well. |
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Stampede/Desperados
63% (36 votes)
Shock/Revolution
35% (20 votes)
Go to a Movie instead
2% (1 vote)
Total votes: 57
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The Logan Stampede defeated the Magic Valley Bulldawgz to advance to the Rocky Mountain Football League AA Championship game. The Stampede scored zero points in the first three quarters but came back in the final quarter to tie the game and then they kicked a field goal with 3 seconds left in the ball-game to take the lead. The final score was 17 – 14 for the undefeated Stampede. The Stampede will play in the AA Championship game next Saturday at Logan High School against the Utah Valley Desperados. Kickoff will most likely be at 7 p.m. at Logan High School. |
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-pete- NOTE: Remember that the photographs you see on this site are copyrighted by Craig J. Peterson (unless indicated otherwise) and all rights are reserved. It is illegal to download these photographs for personal or commercial purposes without the express written permission of the copyright holder. If you are interested in purchasing photographs, please contact Craig "Pete" Peterson at pete@trueaggies.com and he will be move than willing to discuss your options. |
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-pete- NOTE: Remember that the photographs you see on this site are copyrighted by Craig J. Peterson (unless indicated otherwise) and all rights are reserved. It is illegal to download these photographs for personal or commercial purposes without the express written permission of the copyright holder. If you are interested in purchasing photographs, please contact Craig "Pete" Peterson at pete@trueaggies.com and he will be move than willing to discuss your options. |
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The teams are set and now the times of the games are starting to be confirmed. It looks like the Bears will be playing the Revolution at Bingham High School at 7 p.m. on Saturday. I am planning on being to that one for sure, but where to go before that one is still up in the air. The Shock will be playing the Mustangs at Cottonwood High School starting at 5 p.m. on Saturday. I am thinking of going to part of that game before the Bears/Revolution game. I could go to just over an hour of that game and then head over to Bingham High for the 7 p.m. game. Right now that is what I am planning. I did see that there might be a AA game at Timpview High starting at 3 p.m. on Saturday as well. I guess I could possibly catch just over an hour of that game and still make it to Cottonwood to catch just over an hour of the game there. I am still trying to decide if that would be worth doing. The Desperados will be playing the Knights and I have not seen either of those teams play. There could be three games in one night, although I would catch about half of two of the games. |
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The Bears used an interesting lineup against the Predators and still held on for the victory. The game saw many Bears players in the quarterback position and no one could tell if the Bears were on offense or defense based on the players on the field. Norvel Young found the Predator’s QBs more willing to throw him the ball than the Bear’s own QBs, so he played defense and recorded two interceptions and ran one back for a touchdown. |
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