E-W notches first-ever win over Cascade

Herald staff

EDMONDS – Nobody really recalls the last time an Edmonds School District football team, let alone Edmonds-Woodway, beat Cascade.

You’d have to go back to the days of Edmonds High School before its merger with Woodway. Maybe after Edmonds-Woodway’s 27-10 Westen Conference 4A victory Friday at Edmonds Stadium, someone will start keeping track.

“It didn’t surprise me,” E-W running back Landon Hall said. “We’ve been beating good teams all year.”

Early indications had the game looking as even as a football game could be. But Hall and the Warriors soon dispersed those notions.

Hall finished with 22 carries for 187 yards and three touchdowns.

Hall opened the scoring with an 12-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. In the second quarter, after Hall scored on a 30-yard run, E-W’s Matt Heinle recovered the Warriors’ kickoff. Hall later had an 11-yard touchdown run giving the Warriors a 21-3 halftime advantage.

“He proved what kind of player he is,” Edmonds-Woodway coach John Gradwohl said.

Edmonds-Woodway’s defense was outstanding.

“Our coaches all came up with a great scheme,” defensive coordinator Joe Webster said.

“I told the kids to take it out on them and you can take it out on me,” said Webster, who had his head shaved by the team after the victory.

Cascade didn’t reach the end zone until the third quarter when Mike Skoor caught a 7-yard pass from Zach Sweeny. The Warriors would hold off a Cascade threat with 8:46 remaining in the fourth quarter when it failed to convert on fourth down from the E-W 13-yard line.

After an exchange of punts, E-W fullback Chris Stokes put the game away when he broke loose for an 80-yard touchdown run.


E-W-Hall 12 run (Bahl kick)

Cascade-FG McNeley 29

E-W-Hall 30 run (kick failed)

E-W-Hall 11 run (Riach pass from Doty)

Cascade-Skoor 7 pass from Sweeny (McNeley kick)

E-W-Stokes 80 run (kick failed)

Records-Cascade 3-2 in league, 4-2 overall. Edmonds-Woodway 3-2, 4-2.

  • Sehome 24, Mountlake Terrace 11:. Mountlake Terrace had 243 yards total offense, but Sehome made more of its 251 yards in the Wesco 4A game. Terrace’s Jordan Curtis had three carries for 78 yards. Sehome’s MikeMcEvoy had 179 yards on 27 carries.


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    Sehome-McEvoy 11 run (Andersen kick)

    MT-Curtis 32 run (kick failed)

    Sehome-Holloway 5 run (Andersen kick)

    MT-FG Spingath 36

    Sehome-McBride 17 pass from Monrean (Andersen kick)

    Sehome-FG Andersen 26

    MT-Safety, Christianson sacked punter in end zone

    Records-Sehome 6-0 in league and overall. Mountlake Terrace 2-4, 2-4.

  • Shorewood 14, Mariner 12: Sean Rybar had a 7-yard touchdown run and threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to lead Shorewood to the Wesco 4A victory. Mariner outgained Shorewood 255 to 193 yards in total offense, but failed on a two-point conversion attempt that would have tied the score in the third quarter.


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    Shorewood-Rybar 7 run (kick good)

    Mariner-Word 67 run (kick failed)

    Shorewood-Young 13 pass from Rybar (kick good)

    Mariner-Jones 3 run (pass failed)

    Records-Shorewood 2-3 league, 3-3 overall. Mariner 1-5, 1-5.

  • Oak Harbor 62, Shorecrest 6: Oak Harbor’s Tony Hall rushed for 164 yards on seven carries and scored three touchdowns in the Wesco 4A victory. Oak Harbor had 459 total yards to Shorecrest’s 59.


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    OH-Garcia 34 run (Barker kick)

    OH-Hall 27 run (kick failed)

    OH-Hall 16 run (McMickle pass from Bre. Lang)

    OH-Force 43 punt return (Barker kick)

    OH-Hall 64 run (Barker kick)

    OH-Garcia 2 run (Barker kick)

    S-Landon 1 run (run failed)

    OH-Bri. Lang 16 run (Barker kick)

    OH-Riepma 14 pass from Bre. Lang (Barker kick)

    OH-Wiley 17 run (kick failed)

    Records-Oak Harbor 2-3 league, 2-4 overall. Shorecrest 0-5, 0-6.

  • Monroe 17, Meadowdale 14: Monroe took a 17-7 lead at the half and held on to defeat Meadowdale in a Wesco 3A game. Josh Carswell scored on a 1-yard run and added a 37-yard field goal to lead the Monroe offense, while C.J. Poff added a 10-yard touchdown run to give the Bearcats their 10-point advantage. Meadowdale outgained Monroe 215 yards to 86 on the ground, but the Bearcat defense made the halftime lead stand up to give Monroe its first win of the season.


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    Meadowdale-Boatner 3 run (Johnson kick)

    Monroe-Carswell 1 run (Carswell kick)

    Monroe-FG 37 Carswell

    Monroe-Poff 10 run (Carswell kick)

    Meadowdale-Smith 12 pass from Johnson (Johnson kick)

    Records-Monroe 1-3 league, 1-5 overall. Meadowdale 1-3, 1-5.

  • Jackson 48, Lynnwood 0: James Wilkins scored three touchdowns, including one on a 58-yard punt return, to lead Jackson to a Wesco 3A victory. Jackson running back Nick Nelson had six carries for 106 yards and a touchdown. C.J. Marsh added two touchdowns. The Jackson defense held Lynnwood to just 26 yards of total offense.


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    Jackson-Morris 26 run (Moore kick)

    Jackson-Nelson 33 run (Moore kick)

    Jackson-Wilkins 7 run (Moore kick)

    Jackson-Wilkins 58 punt return (Moore kick)

    Jackson-Wilkins 17 run (Moore kick)

    Jackson-Marsh 45 run (kick failed)

    Jackson-Marsh 27 run (Moore kick)

    Records-Jackson 2-2 league, 3-3 overall. Lynnwood 0-4, 0-6.

  • Lynden Christian 53, South Whidbey 0: In the North Cascades 2A game, Lynden Christian running back Brent Berendsen had eight carries for 134 yards and two touchdowns.


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    L.C.-Berendsen 31 run (kicked failed)

    L.C.-Ruble 8 run (kick failed)

    L.C.-DeBoer 6 pass from Huntley (kicked failed)

    L.C.-Bosman 12 pass from Huntley (Bosman kick)

    L.C.-Berendsen 85 run (Bosman kick)

    L.C.-Ylinen 28 pass from Huntley (Bosman kick)

    L.C.-Ruble 48 run (Bosman kick)

    L.C.-Holleman 63 run (Koy kick)

    Records-L. C. 6-0 league, 6-0 overall. S.W. 2-3, 2-4.

  • LaConner 19, Darrington 7: Zach Johns scored two touchdowns and kicked two field goals to lead LaConner to a Northwest A victory. D.J. Cochran scored the lone touchdown for Darrington.


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    LaConner-FG Johns 27

    LaConner-Johns 13 run (Johns kick)

    Darrington-Cochran 4 run (Cabe kick)

    LaConner-FG Johns 24

    LaConner-Johns 2 run

    Records-LaConner 1-1 league, 5-1 overall. Darrington 1-1, 4-2.

  • King’s 47, Charles Wright 14: King’s was led by Masaki Matsamato, who had 169 yards on 16 carries and scored three touchdowns in the Chinook A League game.


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    CW-Carter 89 kick return (kick failed)

    K-Matsamato 36 run (Jones kick)

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    K-Tillman 1 run (Jones kick)

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    K-Tillman 6 run (Jones kick)

    K-Waldburger 2 run (kick failed)

    K-Faidley 1 run (Jones kick)

    CW-LaGary 15 run (Weyerhauser pass from Krueger)

    Records-King’s 2-0 league, 5-1 overall. Charles Wright 1-1, 2-3.

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