Knight – In a season-opening matchup for both teams, Lake Quinault takes on Mary M. Wishkah Valley at Clallam Bay – Wishkah Valley will take on Clallam Bay in a season-opening 6-man contest at 7 p.m. The Warriors defeated Tulalip Heritage 68-38 in Week 1.
North Beach at Chief Leschi – North Beach will look to bounce back from a blowout loss to Ilwaco when the Hyaks face Chief Leschi at 7 p.m. The Wildcats will face Naselle – which opened its season with a 56-40 victory over Quilcene – in an 8-man contest at 7 p.m. Ocosta at Naselle – Ocosta had to wait a week to start its season after Toutle Lake cancelled its Week 1 contest due to Ocosta declining to play an 11-man game.
The high-scoring Ravens beat Wahkiakum 48-20 last season and will look to get in the win column this weekend. Similar to the Ravens, the Mules (0-1) are coming off a tough loss, falling 34-29 to Rainier after taking a one-point lead with 29 seconds to go in the game before allowing the game-winning touchdown with one tick left on the clock. The Ravens (0-1) will look to cleanse the bad taste of that loss when they host Wahkiakum on Friday at Millam Field. Highly-touted Raymond-South Bend had a bit of a stumble out of the starting gate, losing 42-35 to Toledo on a touchdown in the final 10 seconds of the game. RSB – Austin Snodgrass QB/LB Ferrill Johnson RB/DB Robby Stigall RB/LB. Players to watch: Wahkiakum – Zakk Carlson QB. The Pirates (0-1) are led by quarterback Lane Johnson, who scored Adna’s only touchdown against the Tigers with a 57-yard scamper in the fourth quarter. PWV ran off 26 straight points in last week’s 26-8 dismantling of Mossyrock, an 8-man program playing its first 11-man game in four seasons.Īdna lost big to open its season, but it came against defending state champion Napavine 59-6. Pe Ell-Willapa Valley should face a tougher test in Week 2 when it faces Adna in the Titans’ home-opener on Friday in Menlo. PWV – Tyson Portmann QB/DB Nathan Fluke QB/CB Blake Howard RB/LB Cody Strozyk TE/LB. Players to watch: Adna – Lane Johnson QB Jens Neilson WR. The Cougars also got a big defensive effort from linebacker Byson Vasquez, who had five tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks and forced five fumbles in the victory. Johnson’s favorite target was receiver Jackson Almond, who caught seven passes for 103 yards and two scores in the win. The Cougars’ offense was led by quarterback Grant Johnson, who ran the run-pass option offense effectively, throwing for 161 yards and three touchdowns. In Cascade Christian (1-0), the Eagles will face a team coming off a 34-18 route of Cedar Park Christian last week. on Friday in Puyallup.Įlma quarterback Carter Studer hooked up with receiver Ethan Camus for a clutch overtime touchdown followed by an Eagles defensive stand to leave Centralia with a 21-14 overtime win in Week 1. Cascade Christian – Grant Johnson QB/DB Jackson Almond WR Jack Tangen RB Byson Vasquez RB/LB.Įlma (1-0) looks to move to 2-0 on the season when the Eagles face Cascade Christian at 7 p.m. Players to watch: Elma – Carter Studer QB Isaac Phillips FB/MLB Tanner Thompson C/DT Jacob Meadows WR/CB. Hoquiam has won the previous two meetings over Fort Vancouver, including a 49-28 victory last season. The Trappers had a nice mix on offense, with quarterback Caleb Hyde passing for 138 yards and two touchdowns while running back Denis Zayets had 18 carries for 90 yards. Hoquiam will look to get the offense moving forward against the Trappers, something it struggled to do for the majority of offensive possession against the Cats.įort Vancouver (1-0) is coming off its first season-opening victory since 2005 after a 20-7 triumph over Vashon Island on its home turf. The Grizzlies (0-1) took their lumps against Myrtle Street rival Aberdeen in suffering its second straight shutout loss to the Bobcats. Hoquiam will look to rebound after a tough loss when the Grizzlies square off against Fort Vancouver.
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