2007 Bombers Football Schedule

GAME 1: Friday August 31, 2007 — Fran Rish Stadium
    • Kamiakin
      Braves
    • 34
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 0
  • Kamiakin gets some payback

    René Ferrán; Herald staff writer The only blemish the Kamiakin football team suffered last season came in its season opener against Richland. While the Braves went on to win 11 straight, capture the inaugural Columbia Basin 3A League title and reac
GAME 2: Friday September 7, 2007 — Neil F. Lampson Stadium
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 12
    • Southridge
      Suns
    • 7
  • Bombers bounce back

    Kevin Anthony; Herald Staff Writer Every time the Richland football team needed a big defensive play Friday night, the defensive backs came through. Whether it was Ryan McKinney swatting away a perfectly thrown strike in the end zone or Jamison Rowe generating two key second-half turnovers, the Bombers secondary was the primary safety net against Southridge. So with the
GAME 3: Friday September 14, 2007 — Fran Rish Stadium
    • Walla Walla
      Blue Devils
    • 14
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 28
  • Richland beats Walla Walla

    Eric Schwartz; Herald Staff Writer No passing game, no problem. Richland's Marcelino Morales rushed for 188 yards and two touchdowns Friday night at Fran Rish Stadium as the Bombers won their second straight game, defeating Walla Walla 28-14. Junior quarterback Brett Jacobs continued to struggle, completing 5-of-12 passes for 51 yards. But the Richland offensive line buo
GAME 4: Thursday September 20, 2007 — Zaepfel Stadium
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 28
    • Eisenhower
      Cadets
    • 0
GAME 5: Friday September 28, 2007 — Fran Rish Stadium
    • Wenatchee
      Panthers
    • 35
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 28
  • Richland stumbles in ground battle

    René Ferrán; Herald staff writer In the battle between No. 1 and No. 2 on Friday night at Fran Rish Stadium, No. 2 won out. That would be Wenatchee's Tyce Thomas, who wears No. 2 and came into the CBL 4A matchup as the No. 2 rusher in the league behind Richland's Marcelino Morales (jersey No. 1). Thomas ran for 217 yards and two touchdowns, and Wenatchee ov
GAME 6: Friday October 5, 2007 — Fran Rish Stadium
    • Hanford
      Falcons
    • 0
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 19
  • Bombers win battle of Richland

     Jack Millikin; Herald staff writer  The Hanford Falcons stopped Columbia Basin 4A League rushing leader Marcelino Morales dead in his tracks on his first carry Friday night at Fran Rish Stadium. But Morales adjusted on the fly, coming up with his own plan during the Bombers' 19-0 shutout of the Falcons. Mainly, don't get tackled. "That first play they
GAME 7: Friday October 12, 2007 — Lions Field
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 35
    • Moses Lake
      Chiefs
    • 14
  • Richland tops Moses Lake

    Kevin Anthony; Herald staff writer MOSES LAKE - The Richland Bombers found their quarterback. For that matter, they found a pretty good defensive back, too. Jake Haworth splashed onto the Columbia Basin 4A League scene in a big way Friday night, throwing two long touchdowns and returning an interception 97 yards to put the game out of reach - all in the second half - as Richland
GAME 8: Friday October 19, 2007 — Fran Rish Stadium
    • Davis
      Pirates
    • 0
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 51
  • Bombers face little resistance against hapless Pirates

    Kevin Anthony; Herald staff writer In reality, it was over before it ever began. Over before Davis - with its 26 players, six cheerleaders and 35 extraordinarily dedicated fans - even took the field. Over before the first of four three-and-outs the Richland defense laid on the visiting Pirates in the first half. Over before Marcelino Morales scored the first of t
GAME 9: Friday October 26, 2007 — Edgar Brown Memorial Stadium
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 27
    • Pasco
      Bulldogs
    • 0
  • Bombers overpower Bulldogs

    Ben Reynolds; Herald staff writer The Richland Bombers were a good football team before Jake Haworth arrived. But the transfer from Columbia (Burbank) has turned the Bombers into a championship-caliber team. Haworth helped Richland pull away from Pasco late on its way to a 27-0 win and a share of the CBL 4A league title Friday night at Edgar Brown Stadium. It's R
GAME 10: Saturday November 3, 2007 — Fran Rish Stadium
    • Lewis & Clark
      Tigers
    • 28
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 0
  • Bombers come up empty

    Mark McKenna; Herald staff writer There's just no better way to put it. The Richland Bombers' regional playoff game against the Lewis & Clark Tigers on Saturday was a real dud. The Bombers had trouble running the football, throwing the football and stopping the run. Add four turnovers, and you get a season-ending 28-0 loss at Fran Rish Stadium. Richland, the

Class 4A State Playoffs Regional Preliminary Round

  • 2007 Notes & Highlights
  • Class 4A Columbia Basin League Co-Champions with Wenatchee
  • Jamison Rowe selected to the All State team.