Prep football: Sultan 54, Coupeville 21

COUPEVILLE — Sultan’s Antonio Rivas rushed for 185 yards and five touchdowns as the Turks beat Coupeville. James MacKenzie added two scores and 98 rushing yards for Sultan. Josh Bayne led the Wolves with 204 yards on 24 carries and all three Coupeville TDs.

At Coupeville H.S.

Sultan212076—54

Coupeville7608—21

S—James MacKenzie 4 run (Josh Gonzales kick)

S—Antonio Rivas 15 run (Gonzales kick)

C—Josh Bayne 5 run (Joel Walstad kick)

S—MacKenzie 34 run (Gonzales kick)

S—Rivas 75 run (Gonzales kick)

S—Rivas 34 run (Gonzales kick)

C—Bayne 12 run (pass failed)

S—Giovanni Williams 34 pass from Bonilla (kick blocked)

S—Rivas 4 run (Gonzales kick)

S—Rivas 9 run (kick failed)

C—Bayne 4 run (Brett Arnold run)

Records—Sultan 5-4 overall. Coupeville 3-5.

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