Eagles seniors reflect on season after concluding at home
Soap Lake seniors Fransisco Ortega and Abram Cox stand together in the halls of the high school following their final football game. Both seniors expressed how grateful they were for the opportunity they had to be part of the Eagles program and their excitement for their future.
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Eagles quarterback Chris Heaps runs with the ball past the line of scrimmage during Thursday’s game against Oroville. It was a muddy matchup, but the Eagles played their hardest to end the season.
Running back Brodie Maharjan runs with the ball during the third quarter against Oroville on Thursday.
Soap Lake’s defensive line gets ready to go head-to-head with the Oroville offense as they try to make a stop during Thursday’s matchup.
Eagles quarterback Chris Heaps runs with the ball past the line of scrimmage during Thursday’s game against Oroville. It was a muddy matchup, but the Eagles played their hardest to end the season.
SOAP LAKE – The Soap Lake Eagles (2-6) finished their season at home against Oroville, where they fell 0-54 by the end of the night. Despite the loss, the Eagles were still proud of the efforts that they put out and are happy with the season they had.
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