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Pullman Football Dominates St. Maries 49-6

Saturday, September 19, 2026

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Pullman High School's football team defeated St. Maries 49-6 on Friday night, marking their first 3-0 start since 2018.

Senior running back Joshua Ratliff rushed for 105 yards on six carries, including three touchdowns, in the win. Coach Kevin Agnew noted Ratliff's progress after missing two seasons due to shoulder surgeries.

The victory improves Pullman's record to 3-0 as they prepare for their next game.

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Pullman Football Dominates St. Maries 49-6“Pullman defensive lineman Nata Fotofili said the Greyhounds coaching staff preach to the players to “establish dominance.” The Hounds could not have looked all that much more dominant Friday night in their 49-6 win over the St. Maries Lumberjacks at Hobbs Field at Pullman High School for their first 3-0 start since the 2018 season.”
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Greyhounds secure 3-0 start with decisive victory over St. Maries Lumberjacks at Hobbs Field.“Pullman defensive lineman Nata Fotofili said the Greyhounds coaching staff preach to the players to “establish dominance.” The Hounds could not have looked all that much more dominant Friday night in their 49-6 win over the St. Maries Lumberjacks at Hobbs Field at Pullman High School for their first 3-0 start since the 2018 season.”
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Pullman High School's football team defeated St. Maries 49-6 on Friday night, marking their first 3-0 start since 2018.“Pullman defensive lineman Nata Fotofili said the Greyhounds coaching staff preach to the players to “establish dominance.” The Hounds could not have looked all that much more dominant Friday night in their 49-6 win over the St. Maries Lumberjacks at Hobbs Field at Pullman High School for their first 3-0 start since the 2018 season.”
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Senior running back Joshua Ratliff rushed for 105 yards on six carries, including three touchdowns, in the win. Coach Kevin Agnew noted Ratliff's progress after missing two seasons due to shoulder surgeries.“RB Joshua Ratliff felt from the jump On the Hounds’ first offensive possession, Joshua Ratliff carried the ball 52 yards for the score. Ratliff scored two more times, both near the goal line, and finished with 105 yards on just six carries. Agnew said in the preseason that Ratliff would be the premier back. Friday night, the senior back showcased his ability to thrive between the tackles and get to the second level on multiple chunk runs. This is Ratliff’s first season on varsity football, as he missed the previous two seasons with back-to-back shoulder surgeries, but feels he’s starting to shake off the rust. “I’ve been rusty; it’s taken me a lot to figure out how to ready my blocks and how to break tackles, but I’m getting better every week,” Ratliff said.”
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The victory improves Pullman's record to 3-0 as they prepare for their next game.“Pullman defensive lineman Nata Fotofili said the Greyhounds coaching staff preach to the players to “establish dominance.” The Hounds could not have looked all that much more dominant Friday night in their 49-6 win over the St. Maries Lumberjacks at Hobbs Field at Pullman High School for their first 3-0 start since the 2018 season.”

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The Moscow-Pullman Daily News, Saturday, Sept. 19 — Sat, 19 Sep 2026 08:51:23 GMT
The Sept. 19 edition of The Moscow-Pullman Daily News.
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Pullman dominates St. Maries en route to perfect 3-0 start — Sat, 19 Sep 2026 07:50:00 GMT
PULLMAN — Pullman defensive lineman Nata Fotofili said the Greyhounds coaching staff preach to the players to “establish dominance.” The Hounds could not have looked all that much more dominant Friday night in their 49-6 win over the St. Maries Lumberjacks at Hobbs Field at Pullman High School for their first 3-0 start since the 2018 season. “The biggest thing is just (that) the community’s proud of what’s going on and are invested,” Pullman coach Kevin Agnew said of the 3-0 start. RB Joshua Ratliff felt from the jump On the Hounds’ first offensive possession, Joshua Ratliff carried the ball 52 yards for the score. Ratliff scored two more times, both near the goal line, and finished with 105 yards on just six carries. Agnew said in the preseason that Ratliff would be the premier back. Friday night, the senior back showcased his ability to thrive between the tackles and get to the second level on multiple chunk runs. This is Ratliff’s first season on varsity football, as he missed the previous two seasons with back-to-back shoulder surgeries, but feels he’s starting to shake off the rust. “I’ve been rusty; it’s taken me a lot to figure out how to ready my blocks and how to break tackles, but I’m getting better every week,” Ratliff said. Clean sheet for starting offense Pullman quarterback Griffen Engle came out at the 6:46 mark of the second quarter and did not leave any points on the table. The Hounds came away with touchdowns on all five of their starting offense’s possessio
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