Spokane Wolfpack Football

The Spokane Wolfpack believes in using sports to strengthen and support our community.

We appreciate Dan Dickau and the Shoot 360 Spokane team for bringing together Tyson Degenhart, Jeremy Jones, Killian Tillie, Anton Watson, Teryn Gardner, and Ryan Lafferty to support young people and families impacted by the Spokane fires.

These past and present college basketball standouts including athletes who have represented Gonzaga University and currently competing at the NBA level gave their time to help local kids experience a day of basketball, connection, and normalcy.

Proceeds from the clinic will be donated to those impacted by the fires, and Shoot 360 Spokane is also accepting donations of new or gently used sports equipment and clothing.

Helping young people return to the sports and routines they love is an important part of recovery.

This is bigger than basketball. This is community.

MORE THAN FOOTBALL. COMMUNITY FIRST.

While our community was responding to the recent fires, the Spokane Wolfpack was proud to stand alongside The Way to Justice and SERA for their Annual Community Celebration at Underhill Park.

Wolfpack players and staff provided security throughout the event, helping create a safe environment and ensuring operations ran smoothly as more than 4,000 pairs of shoes and backpacks were distributed to local youth and families.

At a time when many families were facing uncertainty and preparing for a new school year, this event was about more than supplies. It was about bringing the community together, restoring a sense of normalcy and making sure young people felt supported.

For the Wolfpack, community service isn’t separate from football, it’s part of our foundation. Championship culture is measured not only by what we accomplish on the field, but by how we show up when our community needs us.

Thank you to The Way to Justice and CEO Virla Spencer, SERA, the volunteers, sponsors and community partners who made this incredible event possible.

🏆 2026 West Coast Pacific Champions
🐺 One Pack. One Community.

Resources and Updates Information on fires around the area!

2026 Spokane Area Fires Official: Facebook | Linktree Links for the official fire information for the Spokane Area Fires

Our Spokane community continues to show what it means to come together. ❤️

If you or someone you know has been impacted by the recent wildfires, the Disaster Assistance Center is open at Shadle Park High School today from 12:00 PM–6:00 PM, and Friday through Sunday from 9:00 AM–6:00 PM. The center is designed to connect individuals and families with recovery resources, services, and support all in one location. (Spokane County⁠)

https://my.spokanecity.org/news/releases/2026/08/06/disaster-assistance-center-will-open-aug-6-at-shadle-park-high-school/

Resources currently available include:
• State Farm
• American Family Insurance
• Farmers Insurance
• Travelers Claim Response
• USAA
• Vet Center
• PEMCO
• Second Harvest
• Verizon Disaster Resilience Team (internet access, device support, and charging stations)
• Salvation Army
• Kamayan Spokane Food Truck

There is also a dedicated disaster recovery resource area with multiple community organizations, an art center, and a gymnasium with activities for kids while families connect with services. Additional organizations and resources may be added throughout the weekend. (Spokane County⁠)

If you or someone you know needs assistance, please don’t hesitate to stop by. Recovery takes a community, and Spokane continues to show up for one another. 💙

Disaster Assistance Center will open Aug 6 at Shadle Park High School Disaster Assistance Center (DAC) will open at Shadle Park High School on Aug. 6, from 12-6 p.m. with hours continuing Aug. 7-9 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Our hearts are with everyone impacted by the devastating fires across the Spokane area.

Many of our players, coaches, families, and supporters have been affected by evacuation notices, smoke, and the uncertainty these fires have brought to our community. We know that some families have lost homes, and countless others are still waiting and hoping for good news.

The Spokane Wolfpack has always been about more than football. We are a family, and when our community hurts, we hurt with it.

Please continue to pray for the firefighters, first responders, emergency personnel, volunteers, and every family affected. If you are under evacuation orders, please stay safe and follow the guidance of local officials.

If you are a member of the Wolfpack family and need assistance, or if you’re in a position to help another family, please reach out. This is what community is all about standing together when it matters most.

Spokane Strong. Wolfpack Strong. 💙🐺

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2026 West Coast Pacific Minor league Champs!

Spokane Wolfpack dethrone defending champions for first league title The Spokane Wolfpack’s season began with a loss to the team that had dominated the West Coast Pacific Minor League for three years.

Wolfpack Family, let’s support one of our own!

One of our Wolfpack players has a son playing football, and today is the last day of his team’s fundraiser. While they’re based in Tacoma, we’re all about supporting our players and their families.

If you’re able, please consider donating or sharing the link. Every bit of support makes a difference!

Support Theo’s Pop-Up Store Click here to buy our delicious popcorn and 50% of your purchase benefits this fundraiser.

Player Spotlight: Isaiah Capoocia | #14

Some players fill a position. Others fill whatever role the team needs to win.

Isaiah Capoocia was one of those players.

A defensive captain and one of the driving forces behind the Spokane Wolfpack’s championship defense, Cap set the tone with his leadership, physicality, football IQ, and relentless motor all season long.

2026 Season Totals
🏈 60 Combined Tackles
💥 14 Tackles for Loss
🔥 7.5 Sacks

But his impact went far beyond the stat sheet.

Whether he was anchoring the defense, returning punts and kickoffs on special teams, or lining up at multiple positions on offense to give the Wolfpack different looks, Capoocia embraced every challenge and did whatever was asked to help this team win.

His championship game ended early due to injury, but his contributions throughout the regular season and playoffs had already helped lay the foundation for a championship run.

Championship teams are built on selfless leaders, relentless competitors, and players willing to sacrifice for the team. Isaiah Capoocia embodied all three.

Congratulations on an outstanding championship season, Cap.

One Pack. All In. 🐺🏆

🏆 An MVP-Caliber Season. 🏆

Jacob “JT” Ta’ase was one of the most dominant quarterbacks in the WCPML this season, leading the Spokane Wolfpack to the 2026 WCPML Championship with his playmaking, leadership, and ability to deliver in the biggest moments.

🏈 Championship Game
• 24/36 Passing
• 291Passing Yards
• 2 Passing TDs; 1 INT
• 9 Carries, 77 Rushing Yards
• 2 Rushing TDs
• 368 Total Yards of Offense

🔥 Season + Postseason Totals
• 2,390 Passing Yards
• 299 Rushing Yards
• 26 Passing TDs
• 5 Rushing TDs
• 2,683 Total Yards of Offense
• 31 Total Touchdowns

A championship quarterback. A proven leader. An MVP-caliber season from start to finish.

💙🩵 One Pack. All In.
🏆 2026 WCPML Champions