Then & Now: Scott McGlocklin
Former Mead running back Scott McGlocklin, on the GSL Top 10 career rushing list, is now a project manager for Bouten Construction. "There’s a lot of problem solving," says McGlocklin. "To me, it’s very similar to athletics and teamwork. The construction crew is your team.”
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Scott McGlocklin was a top running back in the GSL during high school and now works for the Bouten Construction Company.
Christopher Anderson The Spokesman-Review
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Scott McGlocklin, who piled up big-yardage games like building blocks at Mead, is a construction project manager at Bouten Construction Company.
Christopher Anderson The Spokesman-Review
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Scott McGlocklin leans for an extra yard while being pulled down by West defense #40 Brian Kertson (left) and James Eastman (right) in the first half of the East West all star game.
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Mead running back Scott McGlocklin, athlete of the week, October 1996.
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Mead's Scott McGlocklin gets an assist to the ground by the North Central defense during the GSL opener at Albi Stadium Thursday evening, Sept 12, 1996.
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Scott McGlocklin of Mead, seen here rushing against North Central in September, 1996, is one of the top 10 all-time GSL rushing leaders.
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Mead's Scott McGlocklin blasts past the Walla Walla defense for his 3rd score in the 1st half of the playoff game on Nov. 16, 1996.
Dan Pelle The Spokesman-Review
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Richland quarterback Jared Mitchell is upended on an option play by Scott McGlocklin and the Mead defense in second quarter action of playoff game on Nov. 23, 1996.
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Members of the East All-Star high school football team of 1997 include, from left to right, Bryce Stack from Lewis and Clark; Scott McGlocklin of Mead; Joe Collier of Mead; Jeff Lafferty of Shadle Park, and Ty Gregorak of West Valley.
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Scott McGlocklin was a top running back in the GSL during high school and now works for the Bouten Construction Company.
Christopher Anderson The Spokesman-Review
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