Friday jamboree helps area teams finalize strategies
Tigers’ senior Wyatt Schluckebier runs with the ball toward the sideline during the varsity team’s jamboree matchup. The jamboree consisted of players from varsity, JV, and C-teams.
CALEB PEREZ/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
A Tigers defender tackles a Mavs running back during Friday’s jamboree. The coaches said the jamboree provided each of their teams an opportunity to test their skills against multiple different teams and show them what they need to work on prior to the start of the season.
The Knights’ Shea Stevenson runs with the ball across the field and attempts to avoid being tackled by a Mav defender. Stevenson said the jamboree allowed the team to come together and gave the team a preview of what they can be this season.
Knights’ quarterback Grant Wardenarr throws the ball to an open teammate during the varsity team’s second jamboree matchup.
Mavs’ receiver Taggart Rathbun makes a catch in the endzone during the team’s jamboree matchup against the Tigers. Mavs’ coach Brett Jay said the team will take what they learned from the jamboree and apply it to their coming week one matchup.
An Ephrata defender tracks the ball during their matchup against Wenatchee High School during the jamboree.
EPHRATA – The Ephrata Tigers hosted a jamboree Friday afternoon to kick off the football season. The Tigers were joined by the Moses Lake Mavericks, the Royal City Knights and Wenatchee High Panthers.
Become a Subscriber!
You have read all of your free articles this month. Select a plan below to start your subscription today.
Already a subscriber? Login
