Spokane Shock Re-Sign All-IFL Quarterback Charles McCullum
Sam Adams July 9, 2020
2-Time IFL MVP armed to break indoor career passing mark early in 2021 season
Sam Adams July 9, 2020
2-Time IFL MVP armed to break indoor career passing mark early in 2021 season
Sam Adams May 11, 2020
On March 7th, 2020 the team finally took the field for the official kickoff to Training Camp! There were so many different components taking place at once. The players were…
Sam Adams April 13, 2020
Spokane Shock Still Plans 2020 Games SPOKANE, WA (April 13, 2020)— The Indoor Football League (IFL) announced today the cancellation of the full 2020 season “due to the many unknowns…
Sam Adams April 3, 2020
Normally you can find the Spokane Shock getting physical on the football field, but recently the team has traded in their playbooks for children's books. Our Rob Jesselson catches up…
Sam Adams March 22, 2020
By Connor Ferguson Indoor Football League Commissioner Todd Tryon had just gotten off of a conference call during the middle of weeks 1 and 2 of the 2020 season. He…
Sam Adams March 19, 2020
By Ryan Collingwood ryanc@spokesman.com (509) 459-5473 Spokane Shock coach Billy Back ended practice Saturday with a message his three dozen players feared – but widely expected – to hear. Back,…
Sam Adams March 18, 2020
Spokane Shock Announce The 2020 Roster The Spokane Shock today announced the official roster for the 2020 season. Training camp started on Saturday March 7 when 40 players arrived in…
Sam Adams March 18, 2020
Today the Spokane Shock announced the release of nine players from the training camp roster. Corey Johnson, Mike Trice, Greg Hall Jr, Victor Hampton, Jamar King, Lane Taylor, Darryl Stonum,…
Sam Adams March 16, 2020
By Ryan Collingwood ryanc@spokesman.com(509) 459-5473 The return of the Spokane Shock has been put on hold. The Indoor Football League announced the postponement of its 2020 season Thursday in response…
Sam Adams March 16, 2020
By Ralph Walter ralphw@spokesman.com(509) 459-5471 Back in 2018, we launched a series called “The Great What-If,” stories that explored alternate endings to real-life sporting events: What if the SuperSonics had…