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Bears Football 2007
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Bears 27 - Stars 47 in Championship Game
From the KMXT newsroom: " For the second year in a row the Kodiak High School Bears qualified for the state small schools football championships, and for the second year in a row, the Bears fell to the Soldotna Stars. This year the Stars were a 10-and-oh juggernaut, and quite possibly the best football team in the state, but the Bears played them close, and gave them more game than they expected. But in the end, Soldotna won 47-to-27." Read the rest of the story from the KMXT Sports Desk.
Bears 40-Eielson 0
From the KMXT newsroom: "The Kodiak High School football team on Saturday faced something they hadn't seen in a game before: snow. But neither that nor the Eielson Ravens could slow the Bears down as they cruised 40-0, to set up a second straight small schools championship game appearance." Read the whole story on KMXT's website.
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Bears 71 -- Ketchikan 7
Kodiak scored early and scored often against Ketchikan in winning 71-to-7. The writing was on the wall as Michael Odell returned the opening kick-off 80 yards for a touchdown. Kodiak had over 400-yards offense -- 315 of those on the ground. It was the Bears cheering for Ketchikan as they made they first touchdown of the year in the Northern Lights conference at Baranof Park on Saturday. For the complete story, check out the KMXT story. Commercial radio, KVOK covers Bears Football too!
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Kodiak 36 -- Lathrop 20
The Homecoming game on Saturday took patience, a gamble, special teams, and some fresh legs in the second half, but the Kodiak Bears beat the Lathrop Malemutes 36 to 20 on a raining and blustery day at Joe Floyd field. The Bears face Ketchikan next Saturday at home, and if they win, they are guaranteed the second play-off spot from the Northern Lights Conference. For complete details on the homecoming game, check out KMXT's coverage.
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SoHi's Offense and Defense Shuts Down Kodiak
The Kodiak High School Bears played head-to-head against the best football team in the state, but only for one quarter. The Bears came out strong in their first meeting with the Soldotna Stars this season, but even though the game was tied after one period, the final score wouldn't be nearly as close as the two games they played last year, with the Stars winning 70-to-14. For the rest of the story, read it on KMXT's website. |
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Bears Manage to Hold the Panthers
The Kodiak High School Bears marched to a 10-nothing half-time lead against the Skyview Panthers on Saturday, September 1, but had to stand firm on defense in the last minute to hold on to win. The final score, Kodiak 17, Skyview 12, further cemented the Bears lead atop the Northern Lights Conference standings. Read all about it at the KMXT sports desk or the Kodiak Daily Mirror's article.
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Varsity Bears beat Kenai Cardinals 28-27 in an exciting 4th quarter on Saturday, August 25, 2007. JV won their game, 9-8.
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Top, Kodiak's Jimmy Eggemeyer looks for the open man in Saturday's win over Kenai. . (Photos by Jay Barrett). "The Bears responded to every Kenai touchdown, before finally pulling ahead in the fourth quarter 28-21. With six minutes on the clock the Kardinals scored on a 30-yard pass but after a time out to consider its options, chose to try for a two-point conversion instead of a game-tying kick. A pass into the endzone fell short and Kodiak then marched down the field with a ball-control offense and ran all the time off the clock" To read the rest of the story, go to KMXT's website.
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