Walker Returns to the BlueCats
November 21, 2006 - United Indoor Football Association (UIF)
Evansville BlueCats News Release
EVANSVILLE, IN: The Evansville BlueCats are pleased to announce the resigning of wide receiver Tyrone Walker for the 2007 indoor football season. Walker joined the BlueCats in Week 9 last season and was an important part of the BlueCats passing attack once he arrived in Evansville.
Last season, Walker made 35 catches for 434 yards and 6 touchdowns in only 10 games. These totals were second on the team in receiving yards, and third on the team in receptions and receiving touchdowns. Walker was on the receiving end of the longest pass play in Evansville BlueCats history when he hauled in a 45 yard touchdown pass in last seasons 37-15 first round playoff victory over the Omaha Beef.
The 6'3" 200 pound receiver played college football for Western Michigan. Tyrone was scouted and placed through the indoor football scouting bureau.
Season tickets for the 2007 Evansville BlueCats are on sale now. Get your tickets early to reserve your seat for next season. All 2007 season ticket holders are encouraged to take advantage of a special sale on team merchandise and apparel while supplies last. 2007 season ticket holders get 50% off on all BlueCats merchandise at the Evansville BlueCats office complex near downtown Evansville. For ticket information or to purchase 2007 tickets, call the season ticket hotline at (812) 437-CATS or stop by the BlueCats office to pick your seat in person. For more information on the Evansville BlueCats and 2007 season tickets, please visit the website at www.evansvillebluecats.com.
United Indoor Football Association Stories from November 21, 2006
- Raptors Sign Seven from Open Tryouts - Rock River Raptors
- Walker Returns to the BlueCats - Evansville BlueCats
- Rocky Harvey signs with Extreme - Bloomington Extreme
- Rage members team with Discovering Options - RiverCity Rage
The opinions expressed in this release are those of the organization issuing it, and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of OurSports Central or its staff.
