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Destination: Doc Harris … again

More than 4,000 fans pack the place to see the Papermakers plow Columbia River 42-6

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Defense delivered thunderous hits for the Papermakers all night long, at the brand new Doc Harris Stadium. Here, Odin Coe (bottom) wraps up a Columbia River ball handler with the help of Erik Clay, Ikaika Gunderson and Alex Hows (left to right).

The opening kickoff at the brand new Doc Harris Stadium was just as the Papermakers dreamed it would be, with thousands of fans screaming at the top of their lungs and sheets of rain falling from the sky.

“I’m going to look back at this night when I’m 80,” said senior lineman Eric Clay. “This is something I’m going to love and cherish forever,”

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