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Fan Greetings to the Bothell Cougs 2007 |
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To my favorite team, our Blue Train, our Bothell Cougars,
Being away from Bothell football was possibly one of the largest changes I had in going away to college. I was able to attend the homecoming game and enjoy the atmosphere I lived for in high school. As a band member I was part of the intricate and beautiful atmosphere of those friday night lights and this year I missed it so much.
I kept up with the team by reading Seattle Times on the internet and my dad kept me up to date during every game, sending me the score and talking football, telling me how the boys did, who got hurt, who did well, how we looked. Johnny, you made me so proud and glad to be a teammate of yours in track last year, made me wish I got to know you better. This season was incredible. Incredible and emotional and so filled with love from the community. Coming home for Thanksgiving I saw the amount of Bothell support around downtown, around businesses and on cars and in the windows of houses. It made me remember the 9 OT game where the town came out to watch and cheer on those boys.
You are all dedicated and hard-working, you all poured your heart and soul into this team. We all knew that. Bainter is the greatest coach we could ever ask for in this program, at Bothell High. I know congratulations are bittersweet but nonetheless, you have done us proud.
By some miracle of Oregon television channels I was able to watch the State championship down here; it was amazing to see my team again, to see the sea of blue and white and hear the band in the Tacoma Dome. It made me miss you and wish I was home to see it all live again. It hurt to watch us lose again, and I knew it hurt even more for you than I could ever imagine. But that doesn't make me love this team any less, and it makes me miss it more. Another season over and I know you're already looking ahead to 2008. I wish you luck; know that I will always be cheering for you, whether in the stands or in another state, my heart will always be with Bothell football.
Carolyn Blood, BHS '07
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| Congratulations on another wonderful season! The sting of that last disappointment is something that will go away little by little. Of course you’re feeling it now, but it really was just one day. Pretty soon that one day won’t be in the forefront so much as all the other great days that making the choice to be a part of Cougar Football brings. Bothell is not our home town. My husband and I didn’t grow up here or go to BHS or Inglemore or any other local school. But how lucky were we to end up here? Where I did grow up, there were a series of scandals involving the football coaches so I was leery about the whole football thing. But we kept hearing such good things about Tom and the other coaches and I gave in. In the end being a Bothell Cougar has been one of the very best things in my son’s life and in our lives as a family. Always remember that you were so lucky to be a part of something special. While we really enjoy seeing you win football games, the thing we really, really enjoy most is seeing your accomplishments as you grow into good men. You might not realize it, but there are a lot of people watching you and rooting for you because you’ve touched their lives, sometimes in very small ways, and made a big impression. To name just a few: I think of Theo when he first started football and then look at him now. Wow! I think of talking to Patrick and Trey as starry-eyed sophomores. I think of Boone coming over to lift weights in our garage to make sure he got his lifting in. Dedication! I think of funny stories I’ve heard about Ben. And of course I root for Mike, even though I’ve never even talked to him, just because he’s #52 (I love that number!). I still don’t know the names of all the positions, but I know all your names. The bottom line is that you guys make Bothell feel like home. Again, how lucky were we to end up here and how lucky are we all to be part of the Cougar family? We can’t wait for Friday night! Kirsten Risden (Connor’s mom #52 ‘06 season) |
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Hats off to the Bothell Cougars Football team! As a band member parent I have followed the team over the last 3 years and have been thoroughly entertained and inspired by your stellar displays of athleticism and teamwork. I’ve come to appreciate the players’ high discipline, work ethic, and team-first mentality. I’ve seen how one player’s grit, determination, and extra effort can inspire a whole team. I’ve also come to appreciate the importance of the Cougars’ team camaraderie, and the acknowledgement you give your fans. You made us feel like part of the family. I’ve witnessed some thrilling, nail-biting games such as the win against Ferris and, of course, last season’s incredible 9 OT win against Pasco. I also saw and felt the disappointment and heartbreak of last Saturday’s loss. Here is where I want to make my most earnest appeal to the players. DO NOT feel that you let us, your fans, down. We couldn’t have asked for more as you led us as far down the train tracks as we could go, and not just once, but an amazing two years in a row! Neither Oak Harbor nor L & C can claim that. We, your fans, have seen you come through in those intense gut-check situations time and again. We KNOW you’re winners. We also know you’re the best, despite what the final score was on the one game when things just didn’t go your way. Don’t feel that your amazing run was for naught just because you didn’t win the last game. Not only did you set new school records, but I’m sure the coaches have learned plenty from your great season, which will no doubt contribute towards a BHS State football champion team in the near future. Thank you, Bothell Cougars, for the wonderful memories. I know I’ll continue to follow and root for the football team in years to come even though I’ll no longer have a child attending Bothell High. Duncan Hurkett |
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How can I express my gratitude to the best football team and program around? I can tell them that the highlight of the Fall has been going to all the football games, no matter where they were. The excitement in the air. The pride you feel when you tell people that you are from Bothell and they actually know where that is and comment that you sure have some fantastic football team. The way the whole Bothell community has gathered together around this team is remarkable. I know that the boys are hurting. I hurt for them too. I have never had a child in the football program at Bothell. I have been a parent at BHS for 10 years, a band mom. This is my last as a parent at BHS but I will not stop being a Bothell Cougar. I look forward to next year and the next...... Keep your chins up high Cougars. Be proud. You are the best! Thank you for the fantastic ride on our blue train.Karen Kohler
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I do not know any of the boys on the Bothell team personally, but I am nevertheless a big fan! It has been great following your team this year. These boys are obviously very dedicated to Bothell football, but more importantly, it is apparent that they are all very dedicated to each other as a family. They have worked and played very hard together.
I want to congratulate each and every one of them on their great season. It takes a lot of talent, determination, hard work and luck to have a season like this. Players, families and coaches...you have all done such a great job!
I can not begin to say that I know how it feels to have lost this last game, but I know it hurts. Hold your heads up guys...eventually it will not hurt quite so much and you will be able to remember all the great moments of this season.
YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME! You will all go far in your lives, whether that means another year of high school football, college or whatever you end up doing. You all obviously have what it takes to be great in all that you do.
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| To each and everyone who makes up the Bothell Cougar Football Team, Thank you for sharing yourselves and your 2007 season with us! You have brought friends, family and the community even further together. You are strong young men, disciplined and dedicated. You are leaders, full of strength and endless spirit. You are the best! GO COUGS. Brenda O'Leary-Buescher |
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| I watched every play last night like I have watched every play of no other
game. I saw your son and all the others work so hard and make such great
plays. I too am in mourning at the loss. But it says to me that what lays ahead for these young men is greater than a State Championship in football. I am so very proud of these young men. I would like them to know that they are a great team and individually as well as a team they are in no way losers. I saw how you felt at the end of the game and I cried with you. As the years pass and the heartache at the loss lessens you will come to see that from it good tings will come. Though it may be impossible to see now this trial of spirit will strengthen you and you will become so much greater from the experience You will embrace and savor every success and failure that come because this is life and life is the great gift. You young men clearly know the meaning of big success at a young age. Look at all you have accomplished. You have inspired so many people around the world and your impact will be felt in uncountble ways and places. Personally I want you to know that I am inspired by you. Your dedication and clarity of spirit make me want to be a better photographer for all who I serve. I too know the glory of success and the pain of loss. When I am up against the big challenges of my life, and there are several, I think about you and the fabulous times we have spent together and the times I have celebrated your wins and the times I have cried over your losses and expecially I remember standing on the sidelines and trying to keep photographing in great paiin as you palyed 9 rounds of overtime with Pasco. In the end the pain is nothing compared to the awesome feeling of being part of something very, very special in history. This is what your team means to me. Though I know you are now just coming out of the shock and the grieving proccess is beginning. Remember the great times, the wins the celebrations and most of all remember your friends and teammates and support each other and look forward to maany great successes that await you in the future. Thanks for the memories! Your fan and servant Michael J McGillis |
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I know that things didn’t go the way you had hoped on Saturday and it will take time for you to remember what an amazing season you had and how much you all accomplished as a team. But I hope that day comes quickly for you because you are an incredible group of young men. I am so proud of you all. Over the course of the season I was continually impressed by how each and every one of you stepped up and played your hearts out - for each other. Your commitment and love for each other is something that no one can take away from you and is worth far more than you can imagine. I hope you know how much all of us in the community love and support you as well. Even though we may not know some of you personally, we have come to know and love you, from watching you interact with each other, from meeting your families in the stands and watching you leave it all on the field week after week. Words cannot express how proud I am to be a part of the BHS community...you have made a convert of this class of ’85 IHS grad. I want to be a Bothell Cougar! God bless you all, “Hope begins in the dark, the stubborn hope that if you just show up and try to do the right thing, the dawn will come. You wait and watch and work: you don't give up.” - Anne Lamott (author) |
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 Sister Rita from just outside Philadelphia Pennsylvania. She knit 270 of the sweaters she is wearing for each of the adult Hekkers. She prays for the team each week with the nuns at her convent. |
Dear Johnny and team, Let us ask God our Father to grant us the grace and strength to continue to play as a team. Let us not be interested in individual stats but the whole picture. Let our mental awareness be so that we are attuned to each play and not be mentally lax that will cause us to perform any movement that will cause a penality. May we play with determinitation and an awareness of what my call is for each play. May the defence control the oppositions running game,. May we put pressure on the quarterback. Mean while the offense must play with confidence and show that by their blocking and protection of Johnny that he will be able to find the open receiver, or complete the hand off to the running back. Remember always to help keep us from losing our selfcontrol and commit a personal foul. Our goal is to always to be focused and aware of how to play the game. If we do all of this with the right intention then we will know that we have played our best. We ask your strength Lord to be in us and about us so we will be aware that you are working through us and help us to complete the task at hand. To your name be glory. Go Team. Love and prayers, Sister Rita |
| I have been a fan of the Cougars all year and can't wait each week to see the outcome of the game. I love the web site. My good friend is Mickey Nichols and we played high school football together at LaFollette High School also located in Tennessee in the 50's. His grandson, Boone Nichols plays for Bothell. Since I first saw the web site I have been hooked. I hope they win the state championship tonight. My home is Lake City, Tennessee, which is about 20 miles north-east of Knoxville, Tennessee and the University of Tennessee. Go Cougars, L.C. Madron, Lake City, Tennessee |
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Go nunny! Win another big one boys and get the ultimate prize - other than me. Once a Cougar, then a Husky that is still true Blue inside. Have fun Saturday! Lauren Marie |
| We want to congratulate you on your season so far !! Our son Nick,graduated in 2003 but once a Cougar always a Cougar !! You boys have made the whole City Of Bothell PROUD!! We weren't able to make it to Spokane but nothing will keep us away from Tacoma tomorrow night..We'll be wearing our Bothell Blue & yelling our lungs out**GOOD LUCK**You can't stop the BLUE TRAIN George & Kim Meritt Nick Gordon |
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We wanna be some Bothell Cougars, We want to wear the Blue and White, We want to coach the State Champions, We can't wait for Saturday Night...2029. Future coaches Bainter, Locknanes 1 and 2 , Hoyle, and friends, Jake Stansberry (Brandon Bartlette's cousin) and Tyler Olason (Troy's son). We even have the huddle thing figured out. Go Cougs! |
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We are in the heart of Roosevelt Roughrider territory and we love the Blue Train! #5 is our guy but we have come to know and love the whole gang over the last few years. The fun, hardwork, and dedication has gotten the Train back to Tacoma. This is the weekend, make it happen, Blue! And remember, There's No Place like Dome! Best of Luck from Nate's Obnoxious Cousins, The Kennys |
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You can't stop the blue train!
Check out the Bainter boys in their new train, designed and built by #46 Craig Monson!
The talent of the these boys never ends!
Go Cougs!
Kristina Bainter and Boys |
| I just want to say wow, another great season Cougs! You have made the community of Bothell very proud. I moved two years ago to Georgia, and now to Alabama and have not missed a minute of the news via the Seattle Times or by the cougar website. Every Saturday morning I check to see what the results of the Friday night game was. I seriously get so excited to read about you guys. I did get the opportunity to fly to Seattle for some family business and was able to see the great game against Eastlake. It felt sooo great to be back home and be in the Friday night lights of Bothell again! The best memory was losing my voice for three days after returning home and explaining to my co-workers it was worth every strained vocal chord! So, here’s to the men in blue and I wish you the best Saturday night. Your very loyal fan and mom… Karin Powell.. (Coltan Powell’s mom.) P.S, My background picture on my computer is the one of the guys sitting on the fifty yard line after beating Oak Harbor. You guys are the best ! GO COUGS!!!! |
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| I mean I am in Grantham, Pa right near Harrisburg, thats pretty far. I'm
excited to see how they do this weekend. I graduated in 04 and go to school
over here in Pa at a school called Messiah, with my brother tyler lee who
played for the 04 cougs. he graduated in 05. We wish we could have come and watched at least one game this year, so we're hoping dad burns the championship on dvd so we can watch it. Anyway, i figured id see if im close to the farthest fan. Thanks. Ian Lee Grantham, Pa |
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| I've been meaning to write and tell you that I have been following the success of Bothel!! How awesome is THAT??!!? Good luck in the championship game. I'm sure you are very excited about Bothell's game. GO BOTHELL!!! Later! Denise Johnson |
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Yeah Boyyyy, there really are five of us. Go Johnny Go. You are a stud and this is your time. We will always have your back. Once a Cougar always a Cougar! From #32 Judah, #9/84 Zach, #1 Timothy, #84 Joel. Bring it home from the Dome Cougs....the Hekker Boys |
| I may live on the other side of the state now, but I’m close at heart.I came to watch the boys in Blue beat Ferris!Go Cougs!!!!! Carla Scott Class of 1972 Chewelah, WA |
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Wishing The Bainters and The Cougars Good luck at State and A Merry Christmas!! Congrats to a amazing season!!!
The Stansberry Family |
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Hey Bob, youre lookin' good. Are you ready for our last game. I can't believe it's almost over. See you at the Dome... And Cougs, Win it big, boys! EK |
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Yell Cougars Yell, Fill that Dome with enough noise to make my fur stand on end. (That is LOUD!!) This is one kitty that won't miss the game. Go Boys and represent us well, B - Kitty |
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To the Dome again. What fun. Go get it boys. The Risdens |
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Fan Mail -
The Bothell Cougars hold a special place in my heart and in the soul of our community. Thank you players for your unending dedication and perservance - and all the exciting Friday nights; coaches for your enthusiasm and leadership, and the community for making Bothell a great place. GO COUGS! Brenda O'Leary |
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WHAT A WIN!!! We had so much fun!!! Here are a couple of pictures of our Support group. The wives were huddled together, staying warm and cheering their hearts out for good old Bothell High. After the game it was all “victory smiles” in the Spokane Davenport Hotel. We will be in the Tacoma Dome Cheering our FAVORITE team on to the State Championship! George Selg and friends. |
Congratulations on Bothell football
My sons and teammates and friends and myself were in the Tacoma Dome last year---really enjoying Bothell football-----one of my sons is Kristopher Kinkade---he was the Quarterback for Bothell, I believe the years were 1984 and 1985.
We are following Bothell football----Good Luck Dec. 1---we know you will prevail
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| Hello----Just wanted to send a note and let you guys know how very much we appreciate your Bothell website. My name is Mickey Nichols and I am the proud Grandfather of #54, Boone Nichols. My wife, son (Darren) and I flew out for the second playoff game at Pop Keeney and now Darren and I will be flying out there again this Saturday to watch the Cougars win it all in Tacoma!! Don't know if we are the "fartherest" away fans or not but we love the Big Blue down here in Florida!! Hope to meet and see you guys at the game...... Mickey | |
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My name's Moe and I'm from the Philippines. I was in Washington for a couple of months on business back in September. A colleague of mine, Cheryl Reed, took me to a Bothel game one weekend and I must say, I've never experienced anything quite like it. Everything about that night was amazing
I'm back home now, only this time, I have stories about Astroturf and marching bands and the stuff you shake to make your hands warm with me.
So here's to more yards, first downs and touchdowns. More importantly, more power to you guys! (I attached a picture just to prove it.)Thanks,
Moe Marcelo Quezon City Phillipines |
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We have been waiting for this bus to the State Championship for Bothell for a long time. Keep it 1 and 0 all the way to the dome boys. The Freemont Fans |
| GOOD LUCK BOYS!! I know you will represent Bothell well, just like you have done all year. I am proud to be a BHS alum, parent of BHS alums, and employee at BHS. You have provided my husband and family with wonderful football games and my brothers in other states are very impressed with you( one of my brothers played football in the late 60's and needless to say their wins were few but their pride was always there). Hope you have the best game ever on Saturday and I look forward to seeing you in Tacoma the next weekend!!!!! Go Cougs!!!! Mrs. Denny |
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HI I WAS READIN THE FOOTBALL WEBSITE AND I WAS GONNA WRITE A FAN MAIL... Good luck Bothell against Oak Harbor again! We are so proud of you guys!! Nobody can stop The Blue Train!!If you stay true to your hearts and do what you have always done, you will also be well rewarded!I have attended almost all of the games this season and I am so happy for this team. I am so proud to be a cougar!even though i am a cousin of cougar #82. you guys put on a great show!!! Go Cougs!! Amanda
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Wishing The Bainters and The Cougars Good luck at State and A Merry Christmas!! Congrats to a amazing season!!!
The Stansberry Family |
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| We love the team. We are a family, we are friends. We honor the hard work and the perseverance from the coaches and the boys and the booster club. We had an amazing season that brought pure joy, laughter, anticipation and some tears but most of all a lot of love. You gave us a gathering place as an extended family when our relatives came in from out of town and the community came to watch you play. All of us keep the Spirit of Bothell Football alive, every player that’s ever been on the team and every fan that has ever watched the game will keep it alive. Thank you for an amazing season. We celebrate you as a team. –The Eickhoff & Ascanio families | |
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I’m so proud to be a Cougar MOM!! You boys are making history and it’s a privilege to be standing here as a witness. We are going all the way! Laurie Ascanio |
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All I want for Christmas is a state championship! Go Bothell! Laurie Ascanio BHS class of 82 |
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Good luck Cougs on your upcoming game. We have been watching you all season. Go Cougs. Bob Hay and company. From Fircrest |
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Great Job Cougars. I am so proud to be from Bothell! Joel Hekker |
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We are so excited about Bothell...you have no idea.....We have no doubt this team is going to take us all the way finally...and We will be there .. this team is getting better and better no doubt about it....best luck...Go Cougs....our son Tony is so proud to be a Coug and always will be.....Craig and Silvya Gardiner
Congratulations on the football game...We want to wish you the best for Saturday we are so excited I am so sad is all the way there....We wish the cougar team the best...please tell John we are pulling for him and the team...,Craig, Silvya and Tony
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From the waterfront we can see your ship coming in. Go Cougs! The whole family is rooting for you.The waterfront 5 |
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76 Gas Station says Go Cougs |
 Steve Palmer - former Coug and one of the 2002 and 2003 Back to Back KingCo Champions Steve will soon be graduating UPS after playing there 4 years. Another Coug makes good this year! |
Wishing you all the best.We will be there cheering you on.It should be an awsome game, good luck Sharon and Mort Palmer
Puget Sound offensive lineman Steve Palmer has been selected to play for the American Football Coaches Association's Division III all-star team ...Palmer, a senior from Bothell, Wash., was a first team All-Northwest Conference selection for the Loggers in 2007. |
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We have had the best time cheering you on this year and can’t wait to make some noise in the Tacoma Dome. We are so proud of all of you. Your hard work, determination and commitment to each other is awe-inspiring. Go Cougs!The Lundy Family |
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We don’t want his season to end before the finals… and a BHS win! Go Cougs! George Selg & Tom Bainter Sr. |
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Roll Blue Train, Roll The Stottlemyers |
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We love coming to your games. We are proud of all your hard work. Blow it up! Then we'll go fishin'. Tim, Brandy, Kaden, Alyssa, Killian, Lumos, Dip Stick, and ? |
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Hi, this is Maica (Korn girl #3). I am from Japan and currently studying in Toronto. I was living in Bothell during September so I was able to attend 4 of the football games. I love the Bothell Cougar football players and coaches, you guys are so great! I learned many cheers when I was there and always sing them. Good luck on Friday against Oak Harbor, you will do great! I will be wearing my blue and white because... "I want to be a Bothell Cougar" |
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Looking forward to the big game. God Bless! Deb Hoyle Daughter Kaleigh and crew modeling Bothell Gear including the "Smells Like Bothell" T shirt. Go Cougs |
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You can see being a Bothell Cougar is a Family affair. Coach Troy Olason and children Tyler and Jessie are waiting to see the Blue Train Roll Again. |
I grew up with Tom Bainter. Went to school and played little league through high school sports with him. I have been following Bothell football for the last 2 years through the Bothell Football Website. It's a great website. Are the games brodcast over the internet? I would love to listen to a couple of them.
Thanks, Max Werran - Prosper Texas |
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Kerri Hoyle and friends. Go Cougs! |
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"Minne the Cat" Hoyle displaying her fabulous Bothell Spirit. Go! Go! Go! You Mighty Cougars!! |
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Even Blake Lewis has Bothell Spirit.
GO Cougs! puh-chk-chk-chk-puh-puh phic-chuk-chuck-sssst....aah. [Beat Box for Win all the way] BL |
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My name is Peter Schock and I'm a fan living in Andover, Massachusetts. I'm Tom Bainter's nephew. I attend Phillips Academy, a boarding school in Andover, MA. I'm number 78 in the picture. Go Bothell! Peter H Schock |
Hi! This is B.J. Dawson (former BHS counselor and head track coach). My wife Emilie (BHS class of 98) and I are living in Redondo Beach, CA while she attends her 3rd year of dental school at USC. Our fall Friday nights consist of refreshing the Seattle Times online sports page to see if Bothell won, or waiting for a call from someone we know who attended the game! We even flew up to attend the championship game in the T-Dome last year! How’s that?? Go Cougs! Take care.BJ Dawson Redondo Beach, CA |
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| Can I be the one? I check the website every game night and during the week too. I come up for one game a year. I own a sweater just for sitting at Pop Keeney once a year (don’t need it here in AZ). Emily Wilson Scottsdale, Arizona
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| I'm in Ocean Shores. Does that put me in the running? Go Cougs. Jordan Kline |
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My mom is Kathy Hull. She comes out every year to watch the Cougs play. She is a huge football fan. Now that Scott is starting up in HS she is very excited and hopes to watch him in the future as a coug.
Julie Barclay
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Go Cougs - The Wacker's are pulling for the Blue Train - 1&0!
Mike, Elisabeth, Eva, Russ & Niko
Mike & Elisabeth showing their True Blue colors at this year's Bothell - Eastlake game... |
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Russ (Senior) & Niko (Sophomore) were both starters
for the University of Puget Sound Loggers Defense in 2007.
Russ finished his college career by receiving NWC All Conference
honors for his play on the field.
Tell Johny and the rest of the senior cougars good luck from Russ, Steve Palmer, and Niko. |
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Here's Niko on the tackle, with Russ ready to bring the lumber! Go Cougars - Make this the Year! The Wacker's |
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Enjoy this pic I took while visiting and watching the Inglemoor game. I love the fan mail idea! Have a Happy Thanksgiving & Go Bothell! Jessica Shely Lexington, KY I love Cougar Football!!!! |
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Greetings from Dog Heaven (does that qualify as being Far?)
I really want to be a "Bothell Cougar"... Good Luck from the Martins' Clan including "Mojo" |
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BLUE TRAIN RUNS IN THE BLOOD!
Craig Monson's cousin Brian, won't wash the Cougar paw, from the Oak Harbor game off his face until......THE BLUE TRAIN RUNS THROUGH SPOKANE! GO COUGARS! See you at the game. |
I coached Cory Burk in Alabama and Colby was in our summer weight lifting. Great kids and just enjoy reading about them and your team's success this season and last. Good luck today and pass along a hello to all of the Burks. Wayne Davis |
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How about Greenville, South Carolina?
I am a 2001 grad and am hearing about the latest Bothell news through my parents who still live in the area. Go Cougs.
-Scott
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Go cougs you are the best we are so proud of you.
Go cory you are my number one cougar. Go #11
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Our grandson, Zach Cooper #63, is one of those wonderful Cougs! We live in Tucson, AZ and were able to make it up for the Juanita game and the Gig Harbor game. All of the other games, we're checking the Seattle Times, Kiro TV online and of course, bothellfootball.net!!!! What a fantastic year. We are so proud of all of the players and coaches!!!!!
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Hello there, I just read on www.bothellfootball.net that you are trying to locate your farthest fan. Well, my name is Edward Dossche, I live in Belgium and am 4,652.4 miles away from the 50 yard-line at Bothell's home field. I follow regularly the Bothell football games. I do even have a Bothel Cougars T-shirt And I'm contemplating attending the State championship game. I know of Bothell High School because of my association with Michael James Photography who does the team-pictures every year. Now, am I the farthest? Greetings from Belgium, Edward |
| Class of 82, BHS, BLUE BLOOD. Get 'em Cougs Mark Holzknecht - Camano Island |
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