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2010 Rush Schedule
4/10
@ Helena Titana
1pm
4/17
@ Great Falls
7pm
4/24
@ Bitterroot Blaze
7pm
5/1
Bye Week
5/8
T.V. Spartans
7pm
5/15
@ Fighting Irish
6pm
5/22
Glacier Knights
7:30pm
5/29
Bye Week
6/5
G.V. Snowdevils
7pm
6/12
Missoula Phoenix
7pm
Rush Bow Package Raffle Fundraiser
The Rush have partnered with master bow technician, Paul Roush and Wholesale Sports to offer an exciting opportunity to win a Bowtech SWAT package that features the bow and full package including release, sight, quiver and arrows. The tickets will cost $10 each and the winner will be drawn during halftime at our final home game against the Missoula Phoenix. Winner need not be present to win! Contact any Rush player during this season or get tickets at any of the Rush Home games this season.
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Pakage Provided By:
BowTech SWAT Complete Bow Pakage
Retail Value $1300
CLARK FORK RUSH VS GV SNOW DEVILS
June 5th at Henry Lavoie Stadium
7:00pm Kickoff-Gates open at 6:00pm
Henry Lavoie Stadium
17620 Frontage Road
Frenchtown, MT 59834
Please contact Coach Kyle Rausch for directions to the Henry Lavoie Stadium
For question or more information please contact us by email at clarkforkrush@live.com or you can call or text head coach Kyle Rausch at 406-491-6499.
Thank you ~ Kris Rausch, GM Clark Fork Rush
Clark Fork Rush Victorious in Defensive Dog Fight!
The Clark Fork Rush traveled to Sandy UT to take one of the southern division’s top teams, the Utah Fighting Irish. The Rush scored on a short Glessner run to take the lead 6-0 on the games’ opening drive. This touchdown would prove very important as it was the only points scored the entire game. “Our defense came up huge!” Said head coach Kyle Rausch. The Rush defense did indeed come up big when it counted as they stymied a late game drive for the Irish offense that took the ball all the way down to the Rush 3 yard line during the final two minutes of the contest. “Our defense had been making big plays the whole game and none were bigger than those final four plays, what a way to finish a game!” said GM Kris Rausch. “I felt the offense did a great job controlling the ball and tempo of the game, we just couldn’t seem to finish drives.” The Rush return home this weekend to face off with the Glacier Knights in a Montana division battle that is a key game for both squads who are fighting it out for a wild card berth into the RMFL AA playoffs. Kickoff is set for 7:30 Saturday night at Henry Lavoie Stadium in Frenchtown.
