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Blaze Shock Spokane, 58-55

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on June 17th

SPOKANE, WA (June, 16rd, 2012) – The Spokane Shock (7-6) hosted the Utah Blaze (9-5) in front of a crowd of 8,852 at the Spokane Arena in a Week 15 AFL West Division match-up with playoff implications on the line. In first quarter action the Blaze held Spokane to a four and out in the

Spokane Shock Owner Brady Nelson Talks About Player Charged With Arson

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on June 16th

SPOKANE, Wash. – Kevin Ellison's federal arson charge came as a surprise to everyone, especially team owner Brady Nelson. Ellison's charge stems from the fire at the Big Trout Apartment fire Thursday morning. Nelson told KHQ on Friday that Ellison has been one of the most solid

AFL Close to Labor Deal; Spokane Makes Shocking Moves

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on June 15th

The Arena Football League and the union that represents its players have a meeting planned over the weekend to talk about the latest proposed collective bargaining agreement that could make or potentially break the rest of the season. The majority owner of the Spokane Shock, Brady Nelson, told SWX

Olson vs. Keefe: Shock Host Utah in Key West Division Contest

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on June 15th

Jonathan Williams is in. Kevin Ellison is out. And after that, anything can happen during the game between the Shock and Blaze at Spokane Arena on Saturday. The game is full of story lines. At the outset, there is the coaching angle. Saturday's game is being billed as a duel between current

UPDATE: Spokane Shock Linebacker Charged With Arson For Apartment Fire

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on June 15th

LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. – An arrest has been made in Thursday morning's Big Trout Lodge Apartment complex fire. Spokane Shock linebacker Kevin Ellison, 25, has been arrested and now faces federal arson charges. It is still unclear what disciplinary action will be taken by the Arena

AFL Offers Players New Collective Bargaining Agreement

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on June 12th

Changes may be coming for the Spokane Shock and the rest of the AFL players. The AFL offered players a new collective bargaining agreement. It would last seven years and would included a gradual pay increase. For the rest of this season, the Union is offering a 25 percent pay

Former Coug Adjusting Well, Quickly to Indoor Game

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on June 12th

Two of the ten touchdowns the Shock scored last weekend in their dominating win over the Kansas City Command came from an unlikely source: former Washington State Cougar Jeffrey Solomon. It isn't that anyone doubted Solomon's talent. He was one of the better receivers the Cougars have had

Shock Climb in AFL Power Rankings to Set Up Saturday's Showdown in Spokane

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on June 11th

The Shock are in an interesting situation with six games left in the regular season. At 7-5 they find themselves just on the outside of the playoffs. But then again, according to the numbers, they are one of the best teams in the league. The latest AFL Power Rankings came out Monday. Spokane moved

Shock Get Total Effort, Complete Game Against Kansas City

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on June 11th

The Spokane Shock are back in the win column, thanks to a total team effort Saturday night. The Shock dominated the Command in all phases of the game, especially in the air. Quarterback Kyle Rowley passed for eight touchdowns to five different receivers, including the suddenly emerging Steven Black

Shock Throttle Command in 70-46 Victory

Submitted by Fox First at Ten on June 10th

by Spokane Shock media relations SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Spokane Shock (7-5) hosted the Kansas City Command (2-10) in front of a crowd of 8,268 at Spokane Arena. The first half showed back and forth action by both teams, but a dominating second half performance would lead the Shock to a 70-46 victory