1981 Bombers Football Schedule

GAME 1: Friday September 11, 1981 — Bomber Bowl
    • Davis
      Pirates
    • 0
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 42
GAME 2: Friday September 18, 1981 — Edgar Brown Memorial Stadium
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 28
    • Pasco
      Bulldogs
    • 7
GAME 3: Friday September 25, 1981 — Bomber Bowl
    • Kennewick
      Lions
    • 14
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 10
GAME 4: Friday October 2, 1981 — Joe Albi Stadium
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 33
    • Mead
      Panthers
    • 0
GAME 5: Friday October 9, 1981 — Lee Bofto Field at The Apple Bowl
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 20
    • Wenatchee
      Panthers
    • 0
GAME 6: Friday October 16, 1981 — Bomber Bowl
    • Eisenhower
      Cadets
    • 17
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 47
GAME 7: Friday October 23, 1981 — Borleske Stadium
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 39
    • Walla Walla
      Blue Devils
    • 12
GAME 8: Friday October 30, 1981 — Bomber Bowl
    • Kamiakin
      Braves
    • 0
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 39
GAME 9: Friday November 6, 1981 — Lions Field
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 42
    • Moses Lake
      Chiefs
    • 0
GAME 10: Friday November 13, 1981 — Joe Albi Stadium
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 14
    • Shadle Park
      Highlanders
    • 5

Class "AAA" State Playoffs First Round
GAME 11: Friday November 20, 1981 — KHS Stadium
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 34
    • Kennewick
      Lions
    • 7

Class "AAA" State Playoffs Quarterfinals
GAME 12: Friday November 27, 1981 — Bomber Bowl
    • Clover Park
      Warriors
    • 8
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 28

Class "AAA" State Playoffs Semi-Final
GAME 13: Saturday December 5, 1981 — The Kingdome
    • Kentridge
      Chargers
    • 6
    • Richland
      Bombers
    • 7

Class "AAA" State Championship Game (King Bowl V)
  • 1981 Notes & Highlights
  • Class "AAA" State Champions defeating Kentridge 7-6 on a Mark Bircher to Tims Schwisow pass late in the 4th quarter.
  • John Wunderlich selected to the All State team
  • Mark Bircher selected Big Nine Conference Most Valuable Player