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7-11-09 at Elkins High School, Elkins, AR
The War Cats look to avenge an early season loss as they take on the Oklahoma City Gunners at 7pm. The War Cats are fighting for a playoff spot and look to even the their season record at 4-4. With the Extreme's upset of the Kansas Kaos last Saturday, the Cats are poised to start their drive for second place in the WFL Central division. The War Cats need to win 3 of their next 4 division games and with a little help have a shot at taking second place in the Central division.
The WYFL Jr. Warcats currently 2-1-1 and battling for trip to the first WFL Youth World Bowl will take on the Texas Jr. Bulldogs at 4pm.
Come out and cheer the Cats on to the playoffs and don't forget to pickup a War cats replica jersey or t-shirt only on sale at home games.
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Final 28 23
Wayne Hall's 80 yd kick off return for a TD and Jason Campbells 46 yd interception for a TD proved to be too much for the Knights as the War Cats improve to 3-4 on the season.
06-20-09
AT 
Final 9 10
Warcats lose a defensive battle. Leading 9-7 at the half the Kaos managed a field goal for the only score of the second half and escaped with a win at home.
06-13-09
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Final 19 14
War Cats win a battle in Elikns. Down 14-13 with less than a minute in the game the Cats turned to the smallest, "big man" on the team, Michael Upton 5'5" 145lbs from Springdale High School. Uptons 56 yd touchdown reception from Chance Kipness (12 of 18, 215 yds, 1 td) with 48 seconds remaining capped a wild second half which saw a War cats fumble that should have been an Extreme touchdown turn into a 98 yd touchdown run, a interception to stop a drive that resulted in an Extreme safety, and finally finished off by Upton's dazzeling catch and run in which he broke two tackles and outran the Extreme secondary to the end zone for the games winning score. Upton finished the game with 7 catches for 137yds and 1 touchdown. Arkansas' defense was the story for most of the game. The defense led by former Razorback linebacker Wes O'Neal and Missouri Southern States Rafael "Brew" Brewster, with Steve Agnew and Camron Thomas, the War Cats defense recorded 7 sacks, 2 interception, and a blocked punt which was scooped up by Thomas and returned for a touchdown for the first points of the game with 4:44 left in the first half. JD Woodcock also recorded 2 sacks in the win. Lincoln quickly responded with a 58 yd TD pass but missed the extra point to trail 7-6 at halftime. Arkansas' defense came up big again in the third quarter forcing the Extreme to turn over on downs at the 2 yd line. The fumble on the War Cats first play of the drive resulted in a fumble at the 2 yd line which was recovered by the Extreme LB but lost control of the ball trying to crawl on his knees to the goal line, Antwan Dyer picked up the loose ball and carried it 98 yds for the touchdown to put the Cats up 13-6 with 7:18 in the 3rd quarter. Another Arkansas fumble resulted in the Extreme scoring and leading 13-12 on a missed extra point. Lincoln scored again late in the third, driving Extreme QB Chris Chmelka was intercepted by Derrick Walker at the one, trying to evade a tackler Walker stepped across the goal line and was tackled for a Lincoln safety to take the lead 14-13 with 4:18 remaining in the third. It was a story of defense until Uptons game winning catch. The War Cats will be on the road the next to weeks before returning to Elkins on July 11th to face the OKC Gunners. Saturday Arkansas will travel to Bonner Springs, KS to take on the Kansas Kaos and will travel to the East Tulsa Sports Complex on June 27th to take on the Oklahoma Knights of the OMFL. New War Cats T's will be on sale at all remaining 2009 home and away games. Check with staff on away games and they will have them there. 1 for $12 or 2 for $20.
Brought to you by the PURPLE PRIDE BOOSTER CLUB
Purchase your Emika Nnaka WFL limited family T-shirt for $12 or 2 for $20. All proceeds to benefit Emeka Nnake. July 11th will be a fundraising event for #88 Emeka Nnaka of the Oklahoma Thunder who suffered a broken neck and spinal cord injury on June 6th. You can also send contributions in the name of Emeka Nnaka to any Exchange Bank or to the Oklahoma Thunder office at 311 E. Rogers Blvd, Skiatook, OK.
The War Cats organization asks that you keep Emeka in your prayers.
The War Kittens to perform at halftime. Be sure to get your own personal autographed poster of the 2009 Arkansas War Kittens for only $5
   
   
  
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The War Cats are excited to announce that all of our games will be web cast live. If you can't make it to the games you can still listen on the web. All you have to do is go 
The War Cats would like to thank Elkins High School and the Purple Pride Booster Club for accepting our team to play the remainder of our 2009 home games at Elks Stadium.
