The Bellingham Bulldogs kick off their
2016 campaign with a run-a-way victory over the visiting Everett
Predators at Lummi High School. The new look Bulldogs are starting
the 2016 season in the Western Washington Football Alliance after
competing in the Pacific Football League for several years.
Bellingham looks to quickly establish their dominance and return to
their championship form.
The Bulldogs used their size and
strength to overwhelm the under-maned Predators from the start,
forcing a safety on Everett's opening possession. Bellingham then
finished their first drive with a 22-yard touchdown pass to Toby
Seim. The offensive woes continued for the Predators as their second
drive of the game resulted in another safety. Followed by a Bulldog
interception return for touchdown on Everett's third possession.
The Predators remained scoreless
throughout the first half as the Bulldogs offense began to ramp up.
Bellingham scored 45 unanswered points heading into the third
quarter. Everett would not quit, with a quick change at quarterback,
the Predators turned a second and long into a 60-yard touchdown
scramble down the sidelines. This would prove to be their only points
as the Bulldogs brought down the hammer, closing the game out on a
100-yard interception return of a touchdown as time expired. Final
score: 58-6. Click here to view photos from the game.
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