Prep roundup: Edmonds-Woodway’s Heard rumbles for two second-half TDs in 12-0 win over Kamiak

Published 11:48 pm Friday, October 3, 2008

EDMONDS — No score after the first quarter. No score after the second. Then the Heard finally got moving.

Edmonds-Woodway’s Tony Heard beat, banged, and clawed his way into the end zone twice on a wet field that had showers hammering down the entire game, leading the Warriors to a 12-0 victory Friday in a Wesco South contest at Edmonds District Stadium.

He racked up 171 yards on 23 carries, 135 of those coming in the second half after an injury early in the game. Heard was quick to give his offensive line all the praise.

“I just had to fight through the pain,” Heard said, referring to the play that took him out of the game for close to half a quarter. “I’m so proud of our offensive line, all the credit goes to them. I knew I had to be patient. I knew everything would work out. And we never gave up, and set a statement to other teams.”

E-W head coach John Gradwohl began running a play completely new to its offensive scheme and that proved to be the difference against a very shifty and powerful Kamiak defense.

“Fourty-three trap blast was a play that we just learned,” Gradwohl said. “The offensive line started getting confidence. Tony’s success is directly due to the people around him.”

Those plays began to wear down the Knights’ defense, as Heard wasn’t getting touched until he was 5 yards deep into the defense. The opposite was true for Kamiak, which struggled offensively. Kamiak managed to gain just 103 total yards of offense, 85 passing and 18 rushing.

The Warriors’ defense then began to inflict serious damage on the Knights. The first was a hit on running back Marcel Seely and another on quarterback Sam Ruppel by Heard. Both came in the same drive to end the third quarter and clearly shifted the momentum over to Woodway.

“Honestly, I thought he got rid of it (got the pass off) ‘cause he (Ruppel) was just standing there,” Heard said.

Now, Woodway prepares for a string of Wesco South matchups that will “make or break their season” according to Gradwohl.

At Edmonds District Stadium

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E-W0066—12

EW—Heard 13 run (kick failed)

EW—Heard 9 run (pass failed)

Records—Kamiak 1-2 league, 1-4 overall. E-W 1-1, 3-2.

Mariner 36, Shorewood 7: At Everett, Tevin Dillon of Mariner led all receivers with 91 yards on three catches, two for touchdowns in the Wesco South victory. The Marauders held Shorewood to just 74 yards of offense — 30 rushing, 44 passing.

At Goddard Stadium

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Mariner—Dillon 73 pass from McDonald (Anthony pass from Dillon)

Mariner—VanWieringen 2 run (Rynkiewicz kick)

Mariner—Dillon 10 pass from VanWieringen (Rynkiewicz kick)

Mariner—McDonald 7 run (Rynkiewicz kick)

Shorewood—Nelson 11 pass from Jeannot (Lair kick)

Mariner—Thompson 1 run (Rynkiewicz kick)

Records—Shorewood 0-3 league, 0-5 overall. Mariner 3-0, 4-1.

Cascade 30, Mountlake Terrace 7: At Edmonds, Aaron Frye was moved from quarterback to fullback, amassing 271 yards on 26 carries and scoring three TDs for Cascade in a Wesco South game. Terrace gave up 367 total yards on the ground. Cascade nabbed three interceptions and forced a fumble.

At Edmonds District Stadium

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C—Frye 1 run (Duffy pass from Frye)

C—Frye 15 run (Wiedmer kick)

MT—Ellersick 8 run (Dalton kick)

C—Bruce 3 run (Duffy pass from Morley)

C—Frye 85 run (Wiedmer kick)

Records—Cascade 2-1 league, 3-2 overall. Mountlake Terrace 0-2, 2-3.

Snohomish 14, Oak Harbor 7: At Oak Harbor, quarterback Bradon Allen rushed for a TD and threw for another to lead Snohomish to the Wesco North victory. The Panthers’ Ray Purviance ran for 103 yards on 15 carries, accounting for half of Snohomish’s 207 total yards. Oak Harbor was held to just 172 total yards, getting its first score in the fourth quarter on a 5-yard run by Jay Jordan.

At Oak Harbor Memorial Stadium

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S—Allen 15 run (Moe kick)

S—Woolsey 16 pass from Allen (Moe kick)

OH—Jordan 5 run (Flavin kick)

Records—Snohomish 2-1 league, 3-2 overall. Oak Harbor 1-1, 2-3.

Stanwood 35, Monroe 14: At Monroe, Brad Gee scored three touchdowns in his first game of the season for Stanwood, compiling 128 yards on 14 carries in the Wesco North game. Stanwood’s Ryan Schroyer added two more touchdowns on 10 carries for 61 yards. Stanwood amassed 333 yards on the ground. It was Stanwood’s first victory of the season after compiling three tough losses early in the season to Jackson, Lake Stevens and Marysville-Pilchuck, which have a combined record of 13-2.

At Monroe H.S.

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S—Gee 4 run (Schmidt kick)

S—Gee 42 run (Schmidt kick)

S—Schroyer 1 run (Schmidt kick)

S—Gee 2 run (kick failed)

S—Schroyer 3 run (McCune pass to Harris)

Records—Stanwood 1-2 league, 1-3 overall. Monroe 0-3, 2-4.

Everett 62, Lynnwood 7: Jack Frauenholtz scored three touchdowns in the first half to lead Everett to a 41-0 halftime lead and a Wesco 3A victory for the Seagulls. In the second half, Nick Thomas scored on a 92-yard kick return for Everett. Geoff Meinken scored the lone goal for the Royals in the fourth quarter but led both teams in rushing with 128 yards.

At Everett Memorial Stadium

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Everett—Frauenholtz 11 pass from McKinnon (Barhanovich kick)

Everett—Posadas 3 run (Barhanovich kick)

Everett—Frauenholtz 39 punt return (Barhanovich kick)

Everett—Frauenholtz 35 pass from McKinnon(Barhanovich kick)

Everett—Andre 68 run (Barhanovich kick)

Everett—Thomas 35 interception (Barhanovich kick)

Everett—McKinnon 17 run (Kalitovic kick)

Lynnwood—Meinken 25 run (Wynn kick)

Everett—Thomas 92 kick return (Kalitovic kick)

Everett—Marthaller 61 run (Kalitovic kick)

Records—Everett 1-0 league, 4-1 overall. Lynnwood 0-1, 0-5.

Sedro-Woolley 43, Shorecrest 14: At Shoreline, Sedro-Woolley scored 28 points off turnovers in a wet non-league game.

At Shoreline Stadium

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Shorecrest—Shomaker 34 pass from Heck (Terrel kick)

Sedro-Woolley—Pohren 2 run (Trout kick)

Sedro-Woolley—Pohren 15 run (Trout kick)

Sedro-Woolley—O’Bryan 5 run (Trout kick)

Sedro-Woolley—Morgan 70 pass from Garcia (Trout kick)

Sedro-Woolley—Garcia 12 run Macready pass from Morgan)

Sedro-Woolley—Garica 20 run (Trout kick)

Shorecrest—Brown 1 run (Terrel kick)

Records—Sedro-Woolley 2-3 overall. Shorecrest 2-3.

Archbishop Murphy 34, Coupeville 0: At Coupeville, Randy Gordon and JD Melton each scored two touchdowns for Archbishop Murphy, which had 43 carries for 268 yards and five completions for 94 yards. Goron had nine carries for 141 yards. C.J. Milburn had eight carries for 60 yards. Tim Walsted led the Wolves with four sacks and 12 tackles.

At Coupeville H.S.

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Archbishop Murphy—Melton 79 pass from Downs (Houts kick)

Archbishop Murphy—Gordon 19 run (Houts kick)

Archbishop Murphy—Melton 35 interception return (Houts kick)

Archbishop Murphy—McClure 10 run (Houts kick)

Archbishop Murphy—Gordon 33 run (kick failed)

Records—Archbishop Murphy 3-0 league, 5-0 overall. Coupeville 0-3, 0-5.

Granite Falls 30, Lakewood 15: At Marysville, Granite Falls rushed for 488 yards, with leading rusher Dylan Wold gaining 210 yards on 25 carries and Brandon Brown rushing for 131 yards with three touchdowns on 17 attempts. Lakewood quarterback Justin Lane was 10-for-23 passing for 98 yards and a TD. Lakewood was held to 130 total yards of offense.

At Dick Cardinal Stadium

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GF—Brown 23 run (Howard kick)

GF—Brown 8 run (kick blocked)

GF—FG Howard 37

Lakewood—Campbell 36 pass from Lane (Pass converted)

GF—Brown 10 run (Howard kick)

GF—Campbell 10 run (Howard kick)

Lakewood—Velasco 52 run (Stauffer kick)

Records—Granite Falls 2-1 league, 3-2 overall. Lakewood 1-2, 1-4.

South Whidbey 17, Sultan 7: At Langley, Henry Mead ran 58 yards to score a touchdown and had a total of 22 carries for 208 yards in South Whidbey’s Cascade Conference win over Sultan. Zach Beebe scored Sultan’s lone touchdown in the fourth quarter on a 1-yard run.

At South Whidbey H.S.

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South Whidbey—Zuver 4 run (Rawles 3 run)

South Whidbey—Pointer safety

South Whidbey—Mead 58 run (Russell kick)

Sultan—Beebe 1 run (Barnhill kick)

Records—Sultan 0-3 league, 0-5 overall. S. Whidbey 3-0, 5-0.

Cedarcrest 35, King’s 21: At Shoreline, Cedarcrest piled up 403 yards rushing with its Wing-T offense, led by Jacob Kriegbaum, who rushed 27 times for 196 yards and two touchdowns. Teammate Darren Collinwood added 120 yards on 20 carries and a touchdown. King’s also turned the ball over three times leading to two Cedarcrest touchdowns. King’s sophomore quarterback Thomas Vincent completed 11 of 28 passes for 267 yards and three touchdowns, including two to Nick Swanson.

At Woolsey Stadium

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King’s—Swanson 13 pass from Vincent (Berg kick)

Cedarcrest—Kriegbaum 5 run (Felts kick)

Cedarcrest—Kriegbaum 1 run (Felts kick)

Cedarcrest—Edwards 7 run (Felts kick)

Cedarcrest—Dave Whims fumble recovery in end zone (Felts kick)

King’s—Swanson 48 pass from Vincent (kick failed)

Cedarcrest—Collinwood 4 run (Felts kick)

King’s—Clauson 47 pass from Vincent (Burley from Vincent)

Records—Cedarcrest 2-1 conference, 3-2 overall. King’s 1-2, 3-2.

Darrington 31, La Conner 14: At La Conner, Cory Hoveskeland rushed 11 times for 148 yards and two TDs and Mike Parris carried eight times for 145 yards and two TDs to lead Darrington to the Northwest 2B League victory.

At La Conner H.S.

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Darrington—Hoveskeland 11 run (Brown kick)

Darrington—Parris 70 run (kick failed)

Darrington—Loughnan 25 run (run failed)

Darrington—Parris 11 run (kick failed)

Darrington—Hoveskeland 45 run (kick failed)

La Conner scoring not reported.

Records—Darrington 1-0 league, 4-1 overall. La Conner 0-1, 0-5.

Highland Christian 50, St. John Endicott 20: At Kittitas, Highland Christian quarterback Vince Kurtzenacker had six touchdown passes and 325 yards on 15-for-25 passing. Jeff Kelly was on the receiving end of five of those touchdown passes. On defense, Cody Matson had two interceptions for Highland Christian.

At Kittitas H.S.

Highland Christian1414220—50

St. John-Endicott0686—20

Scoring plays not reported.

Records—Highland Christian 2-2 overall. St. John-Endicott 0-5.

Boys soccer

Grace Academy 5, Arlington Christian 1: At Marysville, Nathaniel Lugg scored all five of Grace Academy’s goals in the Northwest 1B League victory over Arlington Christian (0-2 leaguie and overall). Micah Giordano, Gordy Monteith, Tim O’Kelly and Justin Bosse all had assists. Lugg’s fifth goal was unassisted. Wou Choi scored Arlington Christian’s lone goal with Josh Hansen earning the assist. Travis Jones kept goal for Arlington Christian and Garrett Weinberg kept goal for Grace Academy (3-6, 1-1).

Providence Classical Christian 4, Lopez Island 2: At Lopez Island, Andrew Moisant, Ryan Morris, Eric Moisant and Oliver Thomas each scored a goal in Providence Classical Christian’s (1-0-1 league, 2-1-1 overall) victory in the Northwest 1B game against Lopez Island. Samuel Ferguson and Charlies O’Neill scored for Lopez Island.

Volleyball

Lopez Island 3, Providence Classical Christian 2: At Lopez Island, Lopez Island defeated Providence Classical Christian 25-23, 21-25, 25-13, 20-25 in a non-league match. Cassie Chung of Providence Classical Christian (0-1 league, 3-5 overall) had a team-leading nine kills and three aces and teammate Melissa Moisant had five aces.