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Ridgeline hosts a Round of 32 playoff game tonight as Greater Spokane League champs

The Daily Spokane Valley teamFrom Friday’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you're looking for a Friday night plan, the Falcons are at home. Ridgeline beat Cheney 28-20 to win the school's first football league title, in the program's sixth season. They're also in the postseason for the first time in three years, and they earned a home game in the Round of 32, hosting No. 22 Gig Harbor tonight at 6 p.m.

Ridgeline won its first league title and hosts a playoff game

8-1
Ridgeline's record
28-20
win over Cheney for the league title
No. 11
Ridgeline's place in the Round of 32 pairings
3 years
since Ridgeline's last postseason trip

It didn't start that way. West Valley beat Ridgeline 14-7 in the opener, and senior defensive back Ryder Cross said the loss "really reset us." Eight straight wins followed. Coach Andy Olson says his team still has "something" to prove in Spokane, and kicker Braxton Dickerhoff has the simpler take: "How can you not be excited?"

  • Opponent: No. 22 Gig Harbor (5-3), at Ridgeline
  • Kickoff: tonight at 6 p.m.
  • Pairings are not official seeds, the Spokesman-Review reported
  • WIAA sets state tournament seeding Nov. 8

Three Greater Spokane League teams have Round of 32 matchups set

ClassHomeVisitor
4ANo. 10 Mead (8-1)No. 23 Wenatchee (6-3)
3ANo. 11 Ridgeline (8-1)No. 22 Gig Harbor (5-3)
3ANo. 9 Southridge (8-1)No. 24 University (7-2)

Sources: KXLY.com, spokesman.com, The Spokesman-Review

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