PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Kamiak prevails over Edmonds-Woodway in double overtime
Published 8:09 pm Saturday, October 2, 2010
EVERETT — The kicker is always taken for granted until he’s needed most. The Seattle Seahawks learned it last weekend. The Kamiak Knights learned first-hand Friday night.
After blocking Edmonds-Woodway’s extra-point attempt in the second overtime, the Knights ran the ball into the end zone, and got a successful kick from senior Kyle Watts to pull out the 35-34 double overtime victory in the back-and-forth Wesco South game.
Quarterback Jake Sortor ran 12 yards on three plays to get a first down and then one play later finished the job with an 8-yard touchdown run. Watts’s kick made it official, sending the students onto the field to celebrate the Homecoming victory with their team.
The Knights (3-0 league, 3-2 overall) needed a touchdown after Edmonds-Woodway scored on a 23-yard reception on the second play of the second overtime. Reid Sullivan bobbled the catch but was able to bring it in to give the Warriors the temporary lead with his second touchdown catch of the night.
Sortor, who finished with 120 yards rushing on 20 carries and completed eight of 18 passes for 130 yards a touchdown and an interception, put Kamiak up in the first overtime with a 3-yard run, but E-W immediately tied it with a 12-yard reception by 6-foot, 6-inch receiver Josh Jordan.
After a scoreless first quarter, Kamiak struck first with a 52-yard touchdown pass from Sortor to Nate Regan, capping a 55-yard drive that took two plays and 55 seconds.
E-W (0-2, 1-4) fought right back with Andy Willcock completing a 37-yard pass on fourth down and 10 to Jordan that set up a 1-yard Zack Berg (17 carries for 70 yards) touchdown run, tying the score less than a minute before halftime.
In the third quarter Kamiak again drew first blood, with a 3-yard run by Nic Cooper. But again E-W came storming back with a two-play, 59-yard drive that ended in a 57-yard touchdown pass from Willcock to Sullivan.
The Warriors’ defense then held Kamiak to three consecutive three-and-outs and took their first lead of the game when tight end Grant Arnold caught a 4-yard pass from Willcock, putting E-W up 21-14.
Willcock was 11-for-28 passing for 182 yards, four touchdowns and two interceptions.
On a third and long, E-W called a timeout to decide the best play to get a first down and run out the remaining five minutes on the clock. After the break the Warriors came out throwing, but it was caught by the other team.
Anthony Berg picked off Willcock at the E-W 31-yard line to give the Knights another chance to tie the game, which they took for advantage of.
E.J. Brown caught a 13-yard pass on fourth-and-eight to set up a 2-yard run by Mylz Dixon that would tie the score at 21, and force overtime.
At Goddard Stadium
E-W077776—34
Kamiak077777—35
Kamiak—Regan 52 pass from Sortor (Watts kick)
E-W—Berg 1 run (Berlin-Day kick)
Kamiak—Cooper 3 run (Watts kick)
E-W—Sullivan 57 pass from Willcock (Berlin-Day kick)
E-W—Arnold 4 pass from Willcock (Berlin-Day kick)
Kamiak—Dixon 2 run (Watts kick)
Kamiak—Sortor 3 run (Watts kick)
E-W—Jordan 12 pass from Willcock (Berlin-Day kick)
E-W—Sullivan 23 pass from Willcock (kick blocked)
Kamiak—Sortor 8 run (Watts kick)
Records—Edmonds-Woodway 0-2 league, 1-4 overall. Kamiak 3-0, 3-2.
Mariner 33, Shorewood 14: At Shoreline, Mariner’s KeiVarae Russell broke two touchdown runs of more than 40 yards to lead the Marauders to the Wesco South win.
At Shoreline Stadium
Mariner141306—33
Shorewood0077—14
Mariner—Grant 4 run (Rynkiewicz kick)
Mariner—Rae 6 run (Rynkiewicz kick)
Mariner—Russell 80 run (Rynkiewicz kick)
Mariner—Rae 4 run (kick failed)
Shorewood—Brown 1 run (Yun kick)
Mariner—Russell 40 run (Rynkiewicz kick)
Shorewood—Tissot 6 run (Yun kick)
Records—Mariner 1-2 league, 3-2 overall. Shorewood 0-3, 0-5.
Marysville-Pilchuck 42, Arlington 13: At Arlington, Austin Denton ran for 223 yards on 16 carries, including touchdown runs of 60, 43 and 7 yards, as the Tomahawks beat the Eagles to remain undefeated. The Tommies piled up 449 yards on the ground as a team and outscored Arlington 35-0 in the second and third quarters to blow open the Wesco North game.
At Arlington H.S.
M-P721140—42
Arlington7006—13
MP—Miller 40 run (Bluhm kick)
A—Varnell 8 pass Smith (Pierce kick)
MP—Hanson 6 run (Bluhm kick)
MP—Finau 45 run (Bluhm kick)
MP—Denton 60 run (Bluhm kick)
MP—Denton 43 run (Bluhm kick)
MP—Denton 7 run (Bluhm kick)
A—McPherson 2 pass Smith (pass failed)
Records—Marysville-Pilchuck 3-0 league, 5-0 overall. Arlington 0-2, 1-4.
Oak Harbor 34, Snohomish 14: At Snohomish, Oak Harbor quarterback Luke Felkner threw five touchdowns, three to Josh Higbee and two to Mike Washington, and Oak Harbor earned its first Wesco North win of the season.
At Snohomish Veterans Memorial Stadium
Oak Harbor02077—34
Snohomish7707—14
Snohomish—Glaser 5 run (Melander kick)
OH—Washington 5 pass from Felkner (kick failed)
OH—Higbee 38 pass from Felkner (kick failed)
OH—Washinton 4 pass from Felkner (Falkner run)
OH—Higbee 6 pass from Felkner (Fakkema kick)
OH—Higbee 3 pass from Felkner (Fakkema kick)
Snohomish—Amoranto 13 run (Melander kick)
Records—Oak Harbor 1-1 league, 2-3 overall. Snohomish 1-2, 3-2.
Stanwood 34, Monroe 19: At Stanwood, Stanwood got its first victory of the season thanks to an efficient offense and an opportunistic defense. Michael McCune was 7-for-9 passing with one touchdown. He also ran for a TD. Stanwood’s Brad Gee added 79 yards on the ground and two scores. “It was a hard fought game,” Stanwood coach Aaron Cupp said. “We tried to be as physical as we could. Any time you get that sort of efficiency out of your passing game, I think that helps.” Monroe (1-2, 2-3) made things interesting in the fourth quarter thanks to a Cody Elledge 91-yard kickoff return, but the Spartans held on.
At Stanwood H.S.
Monroe0677—19
Stanwood76615—34
Stanwood—McCune 57 run (Harris kick)
Monroe—Kim 17 run (kick failed)
Stanwood—Schmidt 44 pass from McCune (kick failed)
Stanwood—Gee 15 run (pass failed)
Monroe—Elledge 12 pass from DiMaggio (kick good)
Stanwood—Bennett 30 interception return (Schmitt pass from McCune)
Stanwood—Gee 5 run (Harris kick)
Monroe— Elledge 91 kickoff return (kick failed)
Records—Monroe 1-2 league, 2-3 overall. Stanwood 1-2, 1-4.
Everett 34, Lynnwood 12: At Edmonds, Spencer McKinnon was 4-for-6 passing for 100 yards, ran for a touchdown and passed for two more, including a 59-yard TD in the fourth quarter to Luke Frauenholtz, in the Wesco 3A opener for both teams. Everett’s (1-0, 3-2) Gerrick Koehler rushed nine times for 90 yards, and Everett totalled 307 total offensive yards, compared to 190 offensive yards by Lynnwood (0-1, 0-5). Tyson Cochran scored on a 1-yard run for Lynnwood.
At Edmonds Stadium
Everett140713—34
Lynnwood0606—12
Everett—Neubauer 3 run (Barhanovich kick)
Everett—Neubauer 11 run (Barhanovich kick)
Lynnwood—Bryant 33 pass from Stanley (kick failed)
Everett—McKinnon 2 run (Barhanovich kick)
Everett—Frauenholtz 59 pass from McKinnon (Barhanovich kick)
Everett—Barhanovich 16 pass from McKinnon (kick failed)
Lynnwood—Cochran 1 run (pass failed)
Records—Everett 1-0 league, 3-2 overall. Lynnwood 0-1, 0-5.
Shorecrest 20, Sedro-Woolley 8: At Sedro-Woolley, Shorecrest’s Jordan Brown had 177 yards on 30 carries to lead the Scots to the non-conference win.
At Sedro-Woolley H.S.
Shorecrest0767—20
Sedro-Woolley0008—8
Shorecrest—Cannon 5 pass from M. Johnson (Mancinelli kick)
Shorecrest—Cannon 12 run (kick failed)
Shorecrest—Afiedu 32 pass from Hammond (Mancinelli kick)
Sedro-Woolley scoring plays not reported.
Records—Shorecrest 2-3 overall. Sedro-Woolley 3-2.
Archbishop Murphy 56, Coupeville 0: At Everett, Archbishop Murphy quarterback Austin VanderWel completed eight of his nine passes for 121 yards and three touchdowns. He also had 98 yards on five carries with one touchdown to lead the Wildcats to the Cascade Conference victory. Alex Martinez had 76 yards on seven carries. He also caught two passes for 57 yards, both going for touchdowns for the Wildcats.
At Ennis Stadium
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A. Murphy143606—56
Archbishop Murphy—Clark 16 pass from VanderWel (kick failed)
Archbishop Murphy—Torres 31 run (Clark pass from VanderWel)
Archbishop Murphy—Martinez 19 pass from VanderWel (Briede kick)
Archbishop Murphy—Martinez 38 pass from VanderWel (Clark pass from VanderWel)
Archbishop Murphy—VanderWel 62 run (Briede kick)
Archbishop Murphy—Tupou 11 pass from Martinez (Briede kick)
Archbishop Murphy—Wilkins 12 run (Briede kick)
Archbishop Murphy—Tevaga 2 run (no PAT attempt)
Records—Coupeville 1-2 league, 3-2 overall. Archbishop Murphy 3-0, 4-1.
Cedarcrest 49, King’s 35: At Duvall, polar opposite offenses faced each other, as Cedarcrest totalled 528 rushing yards (619 total offensive yards), and King’s threw for 429 yards (471 total offensive yards), but Cedarcrest scored three rushing touchdowns in the fourth quarter and won the Cascade Conference battle to remain undefeated at 3-0 in league, 5-0 overall. Cedarcrest’s Jacob Kriegbaum rushed 24 times for 266 yards and three touchdowns, and King’s quarterback Thomas Vincent was 20-for-42 for 429 yards, five touchdowns, and two interceptions, mainly targeting Nick Swanson (12 catches, 242 yards, three TDs) and Curtis Clauson (seven catches, 162 yards, two TDs).
At Cedarcrest H.S.
King’s133613—35
Cedarcrest1413022—49
King’s—Clauson 67 pass from Vincent (Swanson kick)
Cedarcrest—Erickson 33 run (Malry kick)
Cedarcrest—Pleis 1 run (Malry kick)
King’s—Clauson 67 pass from Vincent (pass failed)
King’s—FG Swanson 30
Cedarcrest—Kriegbaum 19 run (run failed)
Cedarcrest—Edwards 4 run (Malry kick)
King’s—Swanson 94 pass from Vincent (pass failed)
King’s—Swanson 20 pass from Vincent (pass failed)
Cedarcrest—Kriegbaum 22 run (Wolf pass from Edwards)
Cedarcrest—Edwards 1 run (Malry kick)
King’s—Swanson 53 pass from Vincent (Swanson kick)
Cedarcrest—Kriegbaum 6 run (Malry kick)
Records—King’s 2-1 league, 3-2 overall. Cedarcrest 3-0, 5-0.
South Whidbey 42, Sultan 30: At Sultan, Henry Mead ran four 201 yards and three TDs on 27 carries. He also returned an interception for a touchdown to lead South Whidbey to the Cascade Conference victory. Clayton Knoles caught eight passes for 211 yards and three touchdowns for Sultan.
At Sultan H.S.
S. Whidbey146148—42
Sultan612012—30
Sultan—VandenEkart 24 pass from Beebe (kick failed)
South Whidbey—Zuver 20 run (kick failed)
South Whidbey—Russell 9 pass from Rawls (pass good)
Sultan—Beebe 2 run (pass failed)
South Whidbey—Mead 80 interception return (pass failed)
Sultan—Knoles 56 pass from Beebe (run failed)
South Whidbey—Mead 9 run (kick failed)
South Whidbey—Mead 20 run (pass good)
South Whidbey—Mead 6 run (run good)
Sultan—Knoles 49 pass from Beebe (pass failed)
Sultan—Knoles 27 pass from Beebe (pass failed)
Records—South Whidbey 2-1 league, 3-2 overall. Sultan 0-3, 1-4.
Darrington 14, La Conner 7: At Darrington, Darrington’s Colton Palmer had 120 yards on 16 carries to lead the Loggers to the Northwest 2B victory. Defensively Palmer had 13 tackles and a sack and Kerry Brooks had 14 tackles for Darrington.
At Darrington H.S.
La Conner0070—7
Darrington00014—14
La Conner—James 2 run (James kick)
Darrington—Loughnan 12 run (Shurig kick)
Darrington—Gillette 33 run (Shurig kick)
Records—La Conner 0-1 league, 1-4 overall. Darrington 1-0, 4-1.
