November 20, 2009 in Sports

Transfer helped Cusick Panthers stay on top

Mike Vlahovich The Spokesman-Review
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If there were a piece needed to complete Cusick’s football puzzle, it was at running back.

The Panthers found it.

Lake Quinault transfer Josiah Rhoades completed the picture by filling the position left open by graduation. The 5-foot-7, 155-pounder helped Cusick to an unbeaten record and into the State 1B 8-man football quarterfinals.

“It was hard replacing Dustin Villegas,” Panthers coach Sonny Finley said. “(Rhoades) moved here with his dad and stepped right in.”

Unbeaten again this year, Cusick is one of four eastern Washington teams that make up one side of the state bracket and may be the top …

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