Counting down to kickoff: E-W vs. Kamiak

  • Mike Cane, Herald Writer
  • Friday, October 5, 2007 6:57pm
  • Sports

We’re just a few minutes away from the big Edmonds-Woodway versus Kamiak football game. It should be an incredible game.

Here are some thoughts E-W coach John Gradwohl shared earlier this week about the matchup:

“Obviously they’re a great program. (Kamiak senior running back/defensive back) Justin Glenn is an explosive player on both sides of the ball. He’s a game-changer.”

“(Kamiak QB Jacob) Jansen is more mobile. He throws on the run effectively. He has really improved since last season.”

“We gotta play a complete game against a team like that to have success.”

Here’s what E-W running back/linebacker Tony Heard said in anticipation of playing Kamiak:

“The outcome of this game will determine who will win the Wesco South title and we just want to come out and make a statement to the state of Washington and prove to them (how good) we are.”

It’s time to prove it. Kickoff is in four minutes.

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