Prep football: Lakewood 49, Sultan 7

MARYSVILLE — Kolby Schueller’s five touchdown passes helped Lakewood to a Cascade Conference win and tied a school record. According to Cougars head coach Dan Teeter, Schueller tied the Lakewood record for most TD passes in a single game held by Justin Lane, who went on to play for Illinois State. Four of the touchdown passes were caught by Justin Peterson, who also started the game off with a 99-yard run, the teams second in as many weeks. Peterson had six catches for 111 yards, six carries for 142 yards and was 2-for-5 passing for 20 yards, accounting for about half or the Cougar’s 506 yards of total offense.

At Lakewood H.S.

Sultan0700—7

Lakewood721210—49

L—Peterson 99 run (Anaya kick)

L—Peterson from Schueller 16 pass (Stott from Peterson pass)

L—Peterson from Schueller 6 pass (run failed)

L—Vanwinkle from Schueller 25 pass (Anaya kick)

S—Branham from Rivas 63 pass (Cayetano kick)

L—Evans 70 run (Anaya kick)

L—Peterson from Schueller 35 pass (Anaya kick)

L—Peterson from Schueller 41 pass (Anaya kick)

Records—Sultan 2-2 league, 2-4 overall. Lakewood 2-0, 5-0.

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