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Nathan Hale Raiders – Head Basketball Coach
Brandon Roy
Following Friday night’s big win for Nathan Hale, Dick Fain catches up with Brandon Roy to talk about his thoughts on the matchup and the outlook for his team this season.
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Hale Outlasts Beach in Early Season Showcase
By Steve Dion
| Friday- December 9th | 2016 | Boys | 3A | Metro | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nathan Hale High School | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final | |
| Rainier Beach | 15 | 10 | 16 | 20 | 61 | |
| Nathan Hale | 17 | 17 | 17 | 23 | 74 | |
Nathan Hale Sophomore PJ Fuller
If tonight was a taste of what’s to come this Metro League season, we’re all in for a real treat as a capacity crowd filled the Nathan Hale gym to see the defending champion Rainier Beach Vikings take on the host Raiders.
The frenetic pace of play was present wire-to-wire with Hale leading the majority of the contest. Early foul trouble for Jontay Porter forced Coach Brandon Roy to keep the talented junior on the bench accordingly leaving older brother Michael to pick up the slack en route to his game-high 35 points. Meanwhile the supporting cast of Hale including PJ Fuller and Keegan Crosby recorded 9 & 12 respectively.
The Vikings trailed the majority of the ballgame, but a few second-half spurts made the contest interesting until the final minutes when Hale pulled away. Kevin Porter led RB with 14 tough points while being blanketed all game long. Also in double figures were Jorell Soterfield and N’Keil Nelson who scored 10 and 11 apiece. Some missed opportunities near the rim for the defending champs hindered their ability to pull out a big road victory, but they’ll certainly reload and likely give Nathan Hale a tough test on a bigger stage down the stretch.
The Final Score
Nathan Hale 74, Rainier Beach 61.
Top Performers:
Nathan Hale
Michael Porter Jr.- 35 points
Rainier Beach
Kevin Porter Jr.-14 points
The 2016 Christmas Classic takes place December 10th & 11th in Vancouver, Washington. This is your complete guide to the tournament, please visit this page all weekend long for scores and updated standings.
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Vancouver, WA 98683
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| Saturday | Dec 3rd | 2016 | 4A Final | Boys | Football | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tacoma Dome | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final | |
| Camas | 7 | 3 | 7 | 7 | 24 | |
| Richland | 0 | 7 | 7 | 0 | 14 | |
Camas started the game on a tear. A seven play 61-yard drive capped off by a Jack Colletto pass to Cooper McNatt gave the Papermakers an early 7-0 lead.
The scoring stalled all the way until one minute remaining in the first half, when Richland finally broke free on a Ben Stanfield run to tie the game at seven. Camas was able to put together a two-minute drill type drive to get into field goal range, and kicker Michael Boyle knocked in a 34 yarder despite a fumbled snap and hold.
The Bombers received the kick in the second half and stormed down the field to take their first lead of the game, 14-10. Camas was not phased, and responded with their own 80-yard drive for a touchdown, to regain the lead 17-14.
The defenses tightened up in the fourth quarter, with red zone trips from both teams ending in on failed fourth down conversions. With three minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, Colletto stepped up to the plate again for the Bombers and rumbled 34 yards for the sealing touchdown. He added an interception in the final minutes, and Camas held on to win the biggest game in their school’s history.
The Final Score:
Camas 24, Richland 14.
Top Performer:
Camas
Jack Colletto – 2 total touchdowns, 1 defensive interception.
| Saturday | Dec 3rd | 2016 | 1B Final | Boys | Football | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tacoma Dome | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final | |
| Neah Bay | 6 | 28 | 16 | 14 | 64 | |
| Odessa-Harrington | 0 | 14 | 6 | 14 | 34 | |
Neah Bay jumped out to a quick 12-0 lead and a dominate 34-14 halftime lead against an undermanned Titans lineup. With right around 20 suited players, the Titans faced an uphill battle from the beginning. Neah Bay represents well for a 1B school, and their depth paid dividends throughout this matchup.
Neah Bay extended their halftime lead throughout the 3rd and 4th quarters, with Cameron Buzzell averaging 21 yards per carry on his 8 touches, totally 168 yards and 3 scores. He was too much for the Odessa-Harrington defense, who gave up 498 yards in the game.
As the Red Devils extended their lead, their confidence continued to grow. Their 303 yards on the ground paid dividends to their limited passing attack, but brought the safety up for deep passes and long conversions.
Neah Bay and coach Tony McCaulley went on to capture another state title, with a final score of 64-34.
The Final Score:
Neah Bay 64, Odessa-Harrington 34.
Top Performer:
Neah Bay
Cameron Buzzell – 4 touchdowns.
| Saturday | Dec 3rd | 2016 | 2A Final | Boys | Football | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tacoma Dome | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final | |
| Archbishop Murphy | 21 | 14 | 14 | 7 | 56 | |
| Liberty (Issaquah) | 0 | 7 | 0 | 7 | 14 | |
The story from Archbishop Murphy’s program this year came in the way of forfeits. Five of their 14 total games were decided without either team stepping on the field, with four consecutive forfeit wins in late August and early September. They went game-less for over a month because their opposition refused to play in fear of injury and demolition. But this didn’t slow the Wildcats down.
During the regular season, Archbishop Murphy gave up a total of 6 points. The Patriots put up an astounding 14 in the final. Kudos to Liberty for never giving up for the full 48 minutes, but this game was over after the first quarter.
Quarterback Connor Johnson threw three touchdowns in the first half, and Collin Montez ran for another two, putting the halftime score at 35-7. Connor Johnson would throw for two more touchdowns early in the third, pushing the total to 49-7 heading into the fourth quarter.
For Liberty, an undefeated season ended against a team that five teams refused to play. For Archbishop Murphy, the season ended similarly to the way it started, with a blowout win. Congratulations to both teams, and especially to the Wildcats for capturing their first state title in the 2A classification.
The Final Score:
Archbishop Murphy 56, Liberty (Issaquah) 14.
Top Performer:
Archbishop Murphy
Connor Johnson – 5 passing touchdowns.
| Saturday | Dec 3rd | 2016 | 1A Final | Boys | Football | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tacoma Dome | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final | |
| Connell | 10 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 10 | |
| Royal | 7 | 3 | 15 | 0 | 25 | |
Connell came out of the gates on fire, putting together a 7 play, 70-yard drive capped off by a 31-yard TD pass from Brian Hawkins to Steven Kroontje. Royal was ready to respond, putting together their own 3 play dazzling drive that ended in a 62-yard TD pass from Knights QB Kaden Jenks, one of his three total scores of the game. Connell added a field goal late in the first to take a 10-7 lead into the second frame, unbeknownst to the Eagles that this would be their last points in the game.
Royal responded in the second quarter with a field goal of their own to send the game into half tied at 10. Allred clearly had an invigorating halftime speech, as his Knights put up 15 points in the third quarter, on a pass and a run from Jenks, a Weber State commit. He was the story all day long; big hits from the safety position on defense and perfect throws and powerful runs from the quarterback position.
The 15 points in the third quarter pushed the score to 25-10, and that was enough to capture the crown. In a game of well-matched clubs, the Knights prevailed and took home the 1A state crown. Congratulations to Royal High School!
The Final Score:
Connell 10, Royal 25.
Top Performer:
Royal
Kaden Jenks – 3 Total TDs.
| Friday | Dec 2nd | 2016 | 3A Final | Boys | Football | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tacoma Dome | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | OT | Final | |
| Kamiakin | 0 | 0 | 0 | 7 | 7 | 14 | |
| O’Dea | 0 | 0 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 7 | |
Starting its third string quarterback Emonte Scott in place of Warren King and Ben Beale, the Irish were forced to rely on their power running game of Hunter Franco and Jamyn Patu. Conversely, Kamiakin utilized the improvisational skills of quarterback Zach Borisch.
The first half was marred by stalled drives, turnovers and relentless defense from both schools. A 0-0 halftime score was not the expectation for either team heading into the break.
O’Dea began the second half as they have in several big games this season with pitches to Patu in the “I” formation for long sweep carries. He found a gap for a big gain early in the third, and eventually closed the drive with a 20-yard scamper for the first points of the game. The game remained a stalemate for the next 18 minutes.
Late in the fourth quarter, with the score 7-0 O’Dea, the Braves needed to make an offensive push. From their own 47-yard line, Borisch connected with Darreon Moore on a short pass to score a 53-yard touchdown and tie the game with 4:24 remaining.
The Irish managed the clock through their power running game and put themselves in a position to kick a game winning field-goal with 3 seconds remaining in regulation. The kick sailed just right of the goalposts, sending the game to overtime.
Kamiakin had the first possession from the Irish 25, and Borisch dashed to the pylon for the go-ahead score before anyone in the Tacoma Dome could blink an eye. O’Dea was then forced to score a touchdown, but the stellar Kamiakin defense held strong and closed the door with a fourth down stand, becoming the 3A Washington 2016 football state champions.
The Final Score:
Kamiakin 14, O’Dea 7.
Top Performer:
Kamiakin
Zach Borisch- 2 total TDs
| Friday | Dec 2nd | 2016 | 2B Final | Boys | Football | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tacoma Dome | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final | |
| Liberty (Spangle) | 3 | 7 | 6 | 0 | 16 | |
| Napa | 7 | 7 | 13 | 7 | 34 | |
The Liberty (Spangle) Lancers scored the first points with a short field goal, but Napavine answered with 14 unanswered and took a 14-10 lead into halftime.
The Tigers kept the gas pedal on the floor and continued to pull away in the second half, scoring 13 more unanswered points in the 3rd quarter to take a 27-10 lead. The Lancers battled strong, but were unable to keep pace with the high octane Napavine offense. Lancers quarterback Garrett Rogers hooked up with Josh Larsen-Nowland late in the third to make it just an 11-point game going into the fourth.
Quarterback Wyatt Stanley kept the clock moving for Napavine by capturing big runs and keeping the Lancer offense off the field in the fourth quarter. On the 40th anniversary of their 1976 title, Napavine answered the call and brought the state title back to town by winning the 2A Washington state crown.
The Final Score:
Liberty (Spangle) 16, Napavine 34.
Top Performer:
Napavine
Wyatt Stanley – 4 total TDs
2016 Playoffs – 2A Championship
Saturday, December 3, 2016
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2016 Playoffs – 1A Championship
Saturday, December 3, 2016
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Garfield Rolls Past Sentinels in Season Debut
By Steve Dion
| Tuesday- November 29th | 2016 | Boys | 3A | Metro/Pierce County | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garfield High School | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final | |
| Spanaway Lake | 8 | 12 | 19 | 17 | 56 | |
| Garfield | 22 | 22 | 28 | 22 | 94 | |
Garfield Senior Jaylen Nowell
In the season opener for Metro League basketball, the Garfield Bulldogs welcomed in the Sentinels hailing from Spanaway Lake. This was an up-tempo contest from the opening tip in which the home team picked up an early lead and continued to build upon throughout the game.
Senior sharpshooter Jaylen Nowell had no-rust to shake off as the versatile guard was extremely efficient from the field scoring a game high 23 points. Curtis Walker also had a nice night logging 22 tough points, most of which down in the scrum.
Spanaway Lake battled despite trailing by a wide margin as Divante Moffitt and Derek Gordon Jr. notched 14 apiece in the ballgame.
Daejon Davis excited the crowd with a few highlight dunks and J’Raan Brooks even entered the mix with a two-handed slam of his own late.
Overall, a good showing for what’s expected to be another tough Garfield team this year.
The Final Score
Garfield 94, Spanaway Lake 56.
Top Performers:
Garfield
Jaylen Nowell- 23 points
Spanaway Lake
Divante Moffitt-14 points
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| Saturday | Nov 26th | 2016 | 3A Semifinal | Boys | Football | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pop Keeney Stadium | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final | |
| Eastside Catholic | 10 | 0 | 17 | 0 | 27 | |
| Kamiakin | 0 | 17 | 0 | 13 | 30 | |
In typical Crusader fashion, they were up a touchdown before anyone could blink when Chris Lefau scampered 62 yards to the house putting the Braves in a hole early in the ballgame. Kamiakin was able to move the ball down the field following the EC touchdown, but came away emptyhanded when it stalled and resulted in a missed field goal.
The Cru were able to grab their first double digit lead of the game when Scott Lees knocked through a 27 yard field goal before the first quarter expired.
Kamiakin needed a big momentum swing and they got it with a heavy dose of old school ground and pound football. The one-two punch of Zach Borisch and Jethro Questad moved the ball at will and scored 17 unanswered points in the second quarter to take a halftime lead. This included a pair Borisch quarterback keepers from 6 and 15 yards out respectively and a Garrett Paxton field goal.
Just like the game started, the Crusaders started the second half with a bang by recovering an onside kick. This led to a game tying score minutes later. Eastside continued to roll with 10 more unanswered point to take their second double digit lead.
Could the Braves fight back again?
Another string of chunk runs on the ensuing drive set up a tremendous touchdown reception by Benson Smith who hauled in a tipped ball showing complete concentration. The Kamiakin defense started to heat up and gave their potent offense another crack at the Cru. Isaiah Brimmer gave KHS the lead again on a picture-perfect fade route. The missed point after made the score interesting with the Braves only up by three.
In Eastside’s final drive in the closing minutes, they were able to move the sticks, but the Braves prevented a big play by one of their many capable stars and closed the deal with a Brimmer pick with just over a minute remaining. A new 3A champion will be crowned this year.
Does Kamiakin have 48 more minutes of magic this season?
The Final Score:
Kamiakin 30, Eastside Catholic 27.
Top Performer
Kamiakin
Zach Borisch- 4 total TDs
2016 Playoffs – 3A Quaterfinals
Friday, November 18, 2016
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2016 Playoffs – 2A Quaterfinals
Saturday, November 19, 2016
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| Saturday | Nov 19th | 2016 | 2A Playoffs | Boys | Football | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tumwater District Stadium | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final | |
| Tumwater | 0 | 10 | 0 | 0 | 10 | |
| Archbishop Murphy | 10 | 7 | 14 | 17 | 48 | |
Archbishop jumped out to a quick double digit lead as Ryan Henderson buried a 39 yard field goal on the opening drive. Later in the quarter Collin Montez scored the first of many Wildcat touchdowns, this time from one yard out.
The Tbirds gathered their composure and established a run game with Noah Andrews and Jakob Holbrook to set up a circus catch in the endzone by Andrew May. Tumwater then tied the game when Nathan Seaman buried a field goal.
As the half was winding down, the Tbirds had a chance to take the lead, but the Cats defense held firm and gave their offense a chance to take a lead to the locker room.
Anfernee Gurley hauled in a late touchdown grab before the second quarter elapsed and the scoreboard read 17-10 in favor of ATM with one half to go.
Tumwater’s defense emerged from the locker room with renewed energy and were able to force two early turnovers. However, these opportunities did not result in any points.
The turning point occurred when Collin Montez picked off a pass deep in his team’s territory and ran the ball back 96 yards for the score.
Emmanuel Osuoha joined the party with a few late touchdowns to add to the Wildcats lead. Abraham Lucas played a crucial role in the second half shutout of the Tumwater attack.
With the win, Archbishop continues their run of dominance and places themselves one step closer to a state title. For Tumwater, their season ends, but more importantly, Sid Otton closes out his legendary coaching career.
The emotions on the field after the game covered the gamut and reminded us why we love high school football.
The Final Score:
Archbishop Murphy 48, Tumwater 10.
Top Performer
Archbishop Murphy
Collin Montez- 2 TDs (1 yard rush, 96 yard interception return)
| Friday | Nov 18th | 2016 | 3A Playoffs | Boys | Football | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Memorial Stadium | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final | |
| Lincoln | 0 | 7 | 0 | 13 | 20 | |
| O’Dea | 7 | 7 | 7 | 7 | 28 | |
Lincoln worked the opening possession down the field effortlessly until they reached the one yard line where they were stopped and held scoreless. The Irish countered with a touchdown drive capped off with a 36 yard Hunter Franco run.
The momentum swung in Lincoln’s favor midway through the first half when a fourth down stop led to a Ben Malietufa run to the endzone to tie the game. LHS even had a chance to take the lead when they regained possession. However, a forced fumble gave O’Dea the ball back and before the half concluded, Ben Beale found a wide open Sam Sanchez to give the Irish a 14-7 lead heading into the break.
When play resumed, Jamyn Patu earned a heavy dose of O’Dea touches and found an opening from 19 yards out early in the third to put his team up 21-7.
The Abes returned the favor by marching down the field and punching it in from two yards out by LJ Lovelace.
Patu struck back with another touchdown to retain the two-possession lead, could Lincoln keep pace?
Joey Sinclair took to the air and found a heavily covered Kavon Holden who hauled in a tremendous grab to bring the score back within one possession.
With the clock winding down, the Abes found themselves with an opportunity to tie up the game, but a big stop by O’Dea tough defense was enough to finish the Abes comeback threat.
The Fighting Irish return to semifinal weekend under Monte Kohler illustrious tutelage still in heavy contention for another state title.
The Final Score:
O’Dea 28, Lincoln 20.
Top Performer
O’Dea
Jamyn Patu- 2 TD’s (18, 19)
2016 Coach Interview
Kamiakin – Head Football Coach
Scott Biglin
The Kamiakin Braves have reached the quarterfinal round of the 3A state football bracket under Head Coach Scott Biglin and are getting set for a big game against Bonney Lake on Saturday in Kennewick. Listen as Steve Dion catches up with Coach Biglin to reflect on their season and discuss the culture of the program that has led to its success over many years.
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2016 Playoffs – 3A Quaterfinals
Playoff Preview
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2016 Coach Interview
Ellensburg – Head Football Coach
Randy Affholter
The Ellensburg Bulldogs have advanced to the quarterfinal round of the 2A football tournament with Coach Randy Affholter at the helm and the Sedro-Woolley Cubs on tap. He talks about the identity of the program he has built and the adversity his team has overcome this season. He also previews the matchup versus Dave Ward’s tough Cubs squad and how the 2A bracket has shaped up.
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Kelso vs. Meadowdale
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Big Game of the Week: Ferndale vs. O’Dea
11-11-16
| Friday | Nov 11th | 2016 | 3A Playoffs | Boys | Football | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Memorial Stadium | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final | |
| Ferndale | 14 | 0 | 0 | 7 | 21 | |
| O’Dea | 0 | 7 | 21 | 14 | 42 | |
Ferndale jumped out to quick lead through some sleight of hand in the backfield. Ben Broselle ripped off a 60 yard run early in the first quarter.
The Golden Eagles defense fed off that momentum and contained O’Dea’s playmakers in the early going.
FHS grabbed possession back and were facing a 4th and long from the O’Dea 40. Showing no fear, they went for it and Broselle dashed right up the gut to the endzone 14-0.
Ferndale had a chance to put themselves up 3 scores and potentially put themselves in a great position to put the Irish in big trouble, but fumbled and O’Dea recovered.
O’Dea took advantage and finally broke through on a drive which Warren King imposed his will with quarterback sneak into the teeth of the Ferndale defense to move the sticks. The offense capped it off with a jump pass to Sam Sanchez who was wide open in the endzone.
With 8 seconds remaining and Ferndale punting the ball, Shea Carstens returned the kick 77 yards for a touchdown. Unfortunately, a personal foul negated the score and Ferndale maintained their 14-7 lead heading into halftime.
O’Dea responded in a big way.
Early in the 3rd frame Jamyn Patu finally found some daylight from the backfield and took the rock 70 yards up the sideline to tie the game up.
Moments later, Kyle Hollabaugh returned a fumble for touchdown to give the Irish the lead. Coincidentally, the rain started to fall as Hollabaugh crossed the goal line.
Soon to follow: another Patu touchdown run. Then a pitch and catch by King to Quinton Lewis. The ensuing kickoff was fumbled and returned by Parker Dana for a score to put a stamp on the contest.
When the dust settled, O’Dea walked away winners 42-21. They will face the Lincoln Abes in the quarterfinal round.
The Final Score:
O’Dea 42, Ferndale 21.
Top Performer
O’Dea
Jamyn Patu- 2 TD’s (5, 70)
2016 Coach Interview
Ferndale – Head Football Coach
Jamie Plenkovich
The Ferndale Golden Eagles have put together a strong season in the always competitive Northwest League. Head Coach Jamie Plenkovich joins Steve Dion to take a look back at the notable games against Lynden & Squalicum, the strong football roots in Northwest Washington, & looks ahead to Friday’s big playoff game against O’Dea.
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