The Kennewick Lions took on the visiting Sunnyside Grizzlies at Lampson Stadium on Sept. 17, 2009. The Lions dominated the Grizzlies, winning 43-24, with two of Sunnyside's touchdowns coming late in the game.
Kennewick's Drew Loftus caught four touchdown passes from Trent Brown in the first half, while Sunnyside's Israel Manzo provided most of the Grizzlies' highlights on the ground, including a 70-yard run in the third quarter that gave the visitors a brief glimpse of hope for a comeback.
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LIVE FOOTBALL: Sunnyside at Kennewick
LIVE FOOTBALL: Sunnyside at Kennewick
Tonight, we provide live streaming video of the CBBN high school football game between the Sunnyside Grizzlies and the Kennewick Lions, live from Lampson Stadium.
Note, we will turn off the camera at halftime to edit video.
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On Oct. 15 in ...
* 1983 -- Tracy Kasselder of Pasco knocked out Jim Sharp of the Everett Firefighters 34 seconds into the second round to win the Region 17 American Boxing Federation tournament.
* 1954 -- The Sunnyside Grizzlies eked out a narrow 21-20 home victory over Kennewick in a Yakima Valley Southern Division contest that ended with the Lions officials arguing bitterly about the alleged "heavy hand" of the Sunnyside timekeeper.
SPORTS: Tri-City schools to form new league
SPORTS: Tri-City schools to form new league
The longtime athletic league joining Class 4A and 3A schools in the Tri-Cities, Walla Walla, Sunnyside, Yakima, Moses Lake and Wenatchee will be no more.
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On Oct. 13 in ...
* 1998 -- Richland sophomore Chrissy Pohjola swam a state-qualifying time of 2 minutes, 4.28 seconds to win the 200-yard freestyle as the Bombers held off Hanford and Kamiakin to win the 2nd Annual Tri-City Swimming Championships at Serier Pool in Kennewick.
* 1983 -- Sunnyside High School announced it would forfeit its home game against Selah as a result of a teachers strike at the school. State rules required a team to have at least two practice days before to a game, but the Grizzlies had not worked out since the previous Thursday.
Kennewick boys defeat Sunnyside 75-61
Kennewick boys defeat Sunnyside 75-61
KENNEWICK -- One of the keys to success isn't necessarily how many points you score on a given night, but how you respond to adversity.
The Kennewick boys basketball team responded well Saturday night to several different situations at the Lions Den, recording a 75-61 victory over Sunnyside to move into sole possession of second place in the CBBN 3A.
The Lions (11-3, 6-2) had to wonder how all the ice and snow -- and three full days away from the gym -- would affect their rhythm. They got their answer when Bryce Leavitt and Reggie Clinton combined for 45 points, punishing a Grizzlies team that beat them by a point in mid-December in Sunnyside.
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