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Greg Lee

Greg Lee

Current Position: Sports correspondent

Longtime high school sports reporter Greg Lee is now a freelance writer covering Gonzaga women's basketball, Whitworth football and high school sports for The Spokesman-Review.

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Gonzaga Prep defeats second-ranked Mead

Dave McKenna doesn’t care who believes in his Gonzaga Prep football team. It only matters that the right people believe, and the Bullpups were believers Thursday as they stunned the No. 2-ranked Mead Panthers 33-27 in a Greater Spokane League matchup between unbeatens before an estimated crowd of 3,000 at Joe Albi Stadium.
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G-Prep the surprise in GSL football

We reach the halfway point of the regular season in Greater Spokane League football this week and just one Greater Spokane League team will be undefeated after tonight. Mead (4-0) and Gonzaga Prep (4-0) square off at Joe Albi Stadium. Kickoff is at 6:15.
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University receiver Flynn breaks hand

University High senior wide receiver Austin Flynn had a breakout game two weeks ago in a wild 48-35 win over Shadle Park. A few days later he had a bad break.
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Mead gets tussle but beats Mt. Spokane

The Mt. Spokane Wildcats didn’t get the email informing them they were decisive underdogs Friday against district rival Mead. The Wildcats made a huge defensive stand at the end of the first half to take a 7-6 lead into halftime before a season-high crowd of 12,568 Friday at Joe Albi Stadium.
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Lee: Skyline looks unstoppable with Browne at QB

It didn’t live up to the hype. I’m here to tell you why, though. It’s not that CdA is 71-20 bad. It’s that Skyline is 71-20 good. Skyline could be the best team I’ve seen in, well, ever. So what do I take from the game? I’d be shocked if any 4A team in Washington can give Skyline a game. The Spartans are that good.
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Skyline demolishes Coeur d’Alene’s long streak

MOSCOW, Idaho – Coeur d’Alene got the test it wanted, but Skyline didn’t. In a classic mismatch, the defending Washington State 4A champs from Sammamish throttled the two-time defending Idaho 5A state champs 71-20 in the finale of the Idaho Football Classic at the Kibbie Dome on Saturday.
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NC turns away Rogers in offensive showcase

The nightcap Friday at Joe Albi Stadium may have been a showdown between winless teams but it was nothing short of entertaining. North Central moved up and down the field as the Indians held off the Rogers Pirates 47-32 in a Greater Spokane League football game that didn’t feature much defense.
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Smoke screen can’t hide win from Mead

The Mead football team was slowed down by the smoke that wafted through the region Friday. Air quality was the only thing that could slow down the Panthers as they put a 41-7 licking of the Lewis and Clark Tigers in a Greater Spokane League football game at Joe Albi Stadium.
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NC holds back Rogers in offensive show

The nightcap Friday at Joe Albi Stadium may have been a showdown between winless teams – and on paper stacked up as perhaps a snoozer – it was nothing short of entertaining from the outset.
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Bullpups get untracked to score 39-13 victory over Saxons

Sometimes even veteran football teams have difficulty defending an option offense. Imagine the problems Ferris, which graduated its front seven defenders, had Thursday against the Gonzaga Prep Bullpups. Once the Bullpups found their groove, there was no stopping them in a 39-13 Greater Spokane League football game at Joe Albi Stadium.
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East Valley running back Talley quits football

East Valley senior running back Adam Talley, arguably the top player in the Great Northern League, quit Thursday, saying he had to choose a job over football. Since the start of the season, Talley had missed about two hours of practice each week because of a job.
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East Valley football star Talley quits

East Valley senior running back Adam Talley, arguably the top player in the Great Northern League, quit Thursday, saying he had to choose a job over football.
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Gonzaga Prep runs over Ferris

Sometimes even veteran football teams have difficulty defending an option offense. Imagine the problems Ferris, which graduated its front seven defenders, had Thursday against the Gonzaga Prep Bullpups.