Friday, Sept. 19 Football Scores | Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune

Friday, Sept. 19 Football Scores

By Brent Baker • September 19, 2014 11:29 pm

Tags: Central Washington League, Football

Central Washington 2B League

Scores / Schedules / Standings

Tonasket 41, Liberty Bell 6

Oroville 41, Manson 28

Brewster 83, Kittitas 34 (NL) – corrected

Okanogan 54, Bridgeport 3

Soap Lake 26, Lake Roosevelt 12

Warden 20, Wahluke 14 (NL)

Goldendale 20, White Swan 8

Tri Cities Prep 21, Mabton 18 (NL)

Tags: Central Washington League, Football

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