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Huskies shave their heads to support cancer-stricken teammate

August 17, 2012

Recently, Matt Graeff, the middle linebacker for the team, was diagnosed with cancer and will miss the season while he fights and recovers.

Graeff is currently undergoing chemotherapy and acted as the guest barber Aug. 15 as the team came together to rally for him and shave their heads.

The coaches welcomed Graeff as a coach but wished he were on the field with his fellow teammates.

According to the coaching staff at Mammoth High School, this season will be dedicated to him.
Support the Mammoth Huskies and Graeff on Friday, Aug 24, at the Gault/McClure stadium.

Quake & Shake 10K/Half Marathon Results 2012

August 17, 2012

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WARREN MILLER: Pick a number

August 13, 2012

This is the time of the summer Olympics where numbers are flying back and forth by the thousandth of a second. The difference between a gold and a fourth in the Olympics is only 18/100ths of a second. How much is that in inches? 

Huskies get 'heavy' for 2012 season

August 3, 2012

The Mammoth High School football team opens two-a-day practices Monday, and even casual observers will notice a big change from last year.

Two-year veteran quarterback Tyler Wormhoudt will move from quarterback to tailback for his senior year, leading an offense that is solidly committed to the ground game, said assistant coach and defensive coordinator Jason Patterson.

“We’re just going to run people over,” Patterson said.

To do it, the Huskies this year plan to run from behind a staggered line—another wrinkle that football fans around here haven’t seen.