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Hello, my name is Jenny and I’m the Arlington High School beat photographer.
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by Jennifer Buchanan/Staff Photographer
Jennifer Buchanan/The Herald
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(Canon EOS-1D Mark III, EF 400mm f2.8, ISO 3200, 1/650 sec., f2.8)
Arlington quarterback Jake Parduhn (9) stiff-arms Glacier Peak defensive back Ben Kaestner (2) on his way to a touchdown in the second quarter to put the Eagles up 20-0.
After spending three out of four Friday nights at John Larsen Stadium on the campus of Arlington High School, I was beginning to feel a bit like the personal photographer for Arlington quarterback Jake Parduhn. Every game I went to, the 5’10”, 175 pound junior quarterback and his 29 member Arlington Eagles team ran and passed all over their opponents. Parduhn is a sight not because of his physical attributes but because he just makes plays happen. Flat out, the dude knows how to play the game. In the first game I shot against Glacier Peak, Parduhn had a hand and foot in almost every score. He rushed for three touchdowns and passed for two. In the second game, he rushed for one score and passed for three more, including the game-winning touchdown in overtime.
Jennifer Buchanan/The Herald
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(Canon EOS-1D Mark III, EF 400mm f2.8, ISO 3200, 1/400 sec., f2.8)
Arlington quarterback Jake Parduhn (left) attempts to stiff-arm Jackson's Jade Braff in the second quarter.
And Parduhn’s team, although very small, has very capable players.
Jennifer Buchanan/The Herald
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(Canon EOS-1D Mark III, EF 400mm f2.8, ISO 3200, 1/400 sec., f2.8)
Arlington running back Chris Myers (2) dances away from would be Jackson tacklers Chris Whang (22) and Cole Plummer (22) in the first quarter.
Jennifer Buchanan/The Herald
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(Canon EOS-1D Mark III, EF 400mm f2.8, ISO 3200, 1/400 sec., f2.8)
Arlington defenders, including Sherman Pruitt (84) converge on Jackson running back Taylor Cox in the first quarter.
It wasn’t until Arlington finally clashed with Lake Stevens two Friday’s ago, that they met their match. Lake Stevens sacked Parduhn nine times and held him to 21 rushing yards. And Lake Stevens quarterback Nick Baker passed for 345 yards and three touchdowns. Arlington lost 45-23.
Jennifer Buchanan/The Herald
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(Canon EOS-1D Mark III, EF 400mm f2.8, ISO 3200, 1/400 sec., f2.8)
Lake Stevens defenders Eric Huswick (89) and Sean Stickney (68) get to Arlington quarterback Jake Parduhn for a sack.
Jennifer Buchanan/The Herald
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(Canon EOS-1D Mark III, EF 400mm f2.8, ISO 3200, 1/400 sec., f2.8)
Arlington's Dylan Lindberg (17) pulls Lake Stevens quarterback Nick Baker out of bounds.
So last Friday night, I was finally able to point my car in a direction other than Arlington and headed east toward Snohomish to photograph Meadowdale at Glacier Peak. I remember shooting Meadowdale last year and being very impressed by their running back Naji Moore-Taylor. He did not disappoint this year as he put up five rushing touchdowns on 266 yards. The light at Snohomish is very bad and only really usable on the edges. I was lucky enough to get Moore-Taylor breaking to the outside and into the usable light.
Jennifer Buchanan/The Herald
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(Canon EOS-1D Mark III, EF 400mm f2.8, ISO 3200, 1/320 sec., f2.8)
Meadowdale running back Naji Moore-Taylor leaps over a diving Marcus Heard as he eyes defensive back Jack Bonner in the second quarter.
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