Friday, Sept. 21 football Scores | Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune

Friday, Sept. 21 football Scores

By Brent Baker • September 21, 2012 10:17 pm

Tags: Caribou Trail League, Central Washington League, Football

Tom Sherry's "Tom's Tailgate" of KREM (Spokane) 2 TV visited Tonasket for Friday's game against Okanogan. Sherry had a live chat with Marcelino Ruiz Martell in front of a crowd of Tonasket and Okanogan cheerleaders and their fans.

Tom Sherry’s “Tom’s Tailgate” of KREM (Spokane) 2 TV visited Tonasket for Friday’s game against Okanogan. Sherry had a live chat with Marcelino Ruiz Martell in front of a crowd of Tonasket and Okanogan cheerleaders and their fans.

Caribou Trail League and Central Washington 2B League Scores

Okanogan 42, Tonasket 21

Kittitas 38, Oroville 14

Quincy 41, Brewster 0

Cashmere 47, Chelan 0 (at Okanogan)

Cascade 54, Omak 7

Liberty Bell 41, Manson 15 (at Okanogan)

Liberty(Spangle) 44, Lake Roosevelt 13 (NL)

White Swan 40, Bridgeport 15

Football standings / scores / schedules

Tags: Caribou Trail League, Central Washington League, Football

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