Tigers enter 4th year under Coach Mitchell
Tigers quarterback Brady Hendrick hands off the ball to one of the running backs during one of the team’s first practices of the season. Hendrick said he is seeing good chemistry building between his teammates and everyone is ready to start the year.
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Brice Stricker, one of the Tigers’ senior offensive and defensive linemen, makes a catch during practice. Strickler said he wants this team to stick together and make a deep postseason run this year.
A Tigers player bursts through two pop-up dummies in an attempt to block a pass made by one of the coaches during practice.
Two Tigers players go head-to-head in a blocking drill during their practice. Coach Patrick Mitchell said the offensive line will consist of four veteran senior players this season.
Tigers kicker Caleb Moberg prepares to do a short kick during practice. The Tigers are looking to be senior-heavy this season, with around 20 seniors set to play on the team this fall.
Coach Patrick Mitchell works with a group of players on a running drill where they race around a cone and then back to their starting point.
Ephrata quarterback Brady Hendrick, in black, stiff-arms a Prosser defender while fighting for extra yards last year. Hendrick is returning to the field this year as a senior.
Ephrata’s Llandon Ahmann, who graduated last spring, celebrates forcing an incomplete pass on fourth down to seal the Tigers’ comeback win over Prosser last year.
EPHRATA — The Ephrata Tigers are returning to the field for the 2025 season with a sense of confidence. They ended their previous season with a 5-5 record and plan to improve that record and make a deep playoff run.
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