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Rodney Harwood/Columbia Basin Herald Quincy head football coach Wade Petersen cited safety concerns when forfeiting Friday night's season opener against Zillah. The Jacks have only practiced outside two days because of poor air quality standards and Petersen said he didn't feel like they would be ready for game conditions. Quincy will open Sept. 7 at Brewster,

Rodney Harwood/Columbia Basin Herald Quincy head football coach Wade Petersen cited safety concerns when forfeiting Friday night's season opener against Zillah. The Jacks have only practiced outside two days because of poor air quality standards and Petersen said he didn't feel like they would be ready for game conditions. Quincy will open Sept. 7 at Brewster,

August 29, 2018

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Quincy football coach cites safety concerns in forfeiting 2018 opener to Zillah
August 29, 2018 1 a.m.

Quincy football coach cites safety concerns in forfeiting 2018 opener to Zillah

QUINCY — Quincy head coach Wade Petersen decided to err on side of caution with his 2018 football season opener on Friday night against Zillah.