Friday’s and Saturday’s high school football slate concluded with a series of decisive matchups across the Peninsula and surrounding regions.
Wesco 3A South Division Action
In a contest at Edmonds, the Shorewood Stormrays defeated the Edmonds-Woodway Warriors 42-14. Kyson Vanee, the Stormrays’ signal-caller, accounted for 100 passing yards and a touchdown while adding 80 rushing yards and an interception. Max Uckun contributed 70 yards and two touchdowns on the ground, and Matbeal Dinka added 60 yards and a score, helping the team reach 263 total rushing yards. Julien Woodruff, the Edmonds-Woodway quarterback, produced 100 total yards and a passing touchdown. Eddie Hensel hauled in two receptions for 50 yards and a score. Shorewood moves to a 4-2 record overall and 2-1 in league play, while the Warriors drop to 2-4 overall and 1-2 in the conference. The Stormrays’ defensive unit limited the Warriors to just 65 rushing yards. George Gizzi threw for 241 yards, connecting with Colin Schmidt and Brady Sargent for touchdowns.
Mountlake Terrace shut out the Lynnwood Hawks 35-0 in Edmonds. Senior defensive lineman Zach MacDonald recorded 11 tackles, including five for loss and one sack. Nathan, a junior running back, led the Terrace offense with 115 yards and a touchdown on nine carries. Owen Boswell initiated the scoring with a 6-yard rush and later added a 16-yard score to extend the lead to 21-0. Mason Wilson added a rushing touchdown and a 32-yard passing touchdown to Trey Marshall. Mountlake Terrace improves to 5-1 overall and 2-1 in league standings, while Lynnwood falls to 0-6 overall and 0-3 in the league. Individual statistics for Lynnwood were not provided.
Meadowdale edged the Shorecrest 33-15.
Wesco 3A Central Division Action
The Everett Eagles defeated Marysville Getchell 41-7 in Marysville. Fullback Dylan Westfall scored three times for Everett, which improves to 4-2 overall and 1-2 in league play. Gemini Jones added two rushing touchdowns, and Emilio Mercardo completed a 58-yard touchdown run. The Getchell Vikings, now 3-3 overall and 1-2 in the league, scored on a 40-yard pass from Michael Bertapelle to Kaenen William Apilado.
The Monroe Bruins defeated the Cascade Tigers 42-14 in Monroe. David Powers of the Tigers rushed for a touchdown and threw two touchdown passes to Mustafa Ahmed. The Tigers drop to 2-4 overall and 0-2 in league play. Statistics for the Bruins, who improve to 4-2 overall and 2-1 in the league, were not reported.
Lake Stevens routed Glacier Peak 55-7 in Snohomish. Senior running back Jayvian Ferrell led the offensive effort with 241 yards and four touchdowns on just nine carries.
The Mariner High School team defeated Jackson 41-35.
Northwest Conference Action
Squalicum defeated Sultan 20-17.
Burlington-Edison shut out Lakewood 46-0.
Non-League Matchups
Eisenhower defeated Marysville Pilchuck 40-13.
Granite Falls defeated Friday Harbor 40-6 in Granite Falls. Beau Everson caught touchdown passes of 39 and 35 yards and rushed for 79 yards on 10 carries, helping the Tigers improve to 4-2. He also recorded six tackles, including three for loss, and an interception. Receiver James Pray caught six passes for 117 yards and two touchdowns. Blake Hudson rushed for 59 yards on nine carries and two scores, while adding a sack to his six defensive tackles. Jayden Hogden rushed for 89 yards on 11 carries, contributing to a 233-yard rushing total for the Tigers. Landon Gwinner led the team with nine tackles, including two for loss.
Darrington defeated Muckleshoot Tribal School 48-8 in Auburn. Jayden Woodward recorded a pick-six, a punt return for a touchdown, and a safety, helping Darrington improve to 5-1.
Stanwood defeated Snohomish 35-28.
Bothell secured a commanding 44–3 victory over Arlington in a non-league matchup.
Tulalip Heritage earned a win by default against La Conner, as the game concluded without a contest.
In Thursday’s non-league action, Archbishop Murphy edged Lynden Christian, 24–17.
The Kings dominated Thomas Jefferson with a 42–7 triumph.
Mercer Island shut out Kamiak, posting a 34–0 win.