The Future Riders C team won the Olympic League championship late last month with a last-second victory. Back row, from left, are coach Nathan Hofer, Jonathan Ermineskin, Ashton Page, Seager Fowler, Jordan Billingsley, Damanson Sifagaloa, James Murray Jr., Cannon Delabarre, coach Josh Love, Jonathan Armenta, Duke Sifagaloa, Rhyder Murray, Paisley Johnson, Miles Philp, Coach Ryan Detorres, Camden Cox, Coach Lukas Cox, Joshua Shiepko and Ben Botero. From left, front row, are Dreyson Black, Alistair Hodge, Jackson Haguewood, Aaron Johnson, Dean Spurrier, Devin Gaines, Reed Lancaster, Levi Thompson, Kheeilan Murdock, Casey Goldsbury, Landyn Hutto, Donnie Fors, Kellan Detorres, TJ Goldsbury, Archer O’Leary and Liam Gilbert. (Courtsey of Denver Page)

The Future Riders C team won the Olympic League championship late last month with a last-second victory. Back row, from left, are coach Nathan Hofer, Jonathan Ermineskin, Ashton Page, Seager Fowler, Jordan Billingsley, Damanson Sifagaloa, James Murray Jr., Cannon Delabarre, coach Josh Love, Jonathan Armenta, Duke Sifagaloa, Rhyder Murray, Paisley Johnson, Miles Philp, Coach Ryan Detorres, Camden Cox, Coach Lukas Cox, Joshua Shiepko and Ben Botero. From left, front row, are Dreyson Black, Alistair Hodge, Jackson Haguewood, Aaron Johnson, Dean Spurrier, Devin Gaines, Reed Lancaster, Levi Thompson, Kheeilan Murdock, Casey Goldsbury, Landyn Hutto, Donnie Fors, Kellan Detorres, TJ Goldsbury, Archer O’Leary and Liam Gilbert. (Courtsey of Denver Page)

AREA SPORTS BRIEFS: Future Riders C team wins dramatic championship

PORT ANGELES — The Future Riders C-Squad football team completed an unbeaten season by winning on a touchdown in the final seconds in a defensive battle against the Sequim Wolf Pack to take the Olympic Youth Football League championship game.

The Future Riders went into the game 6-0 and Sequim was 4-2. Both teams’ defenses were evenly matched as they pushed each other up and down the field.

The Wolf Pack led the game 4-0 on a pair of safeties and led up until the end of the fourth quarter.

With 23 seconds left on the clock, the Future Riders’ Rhyder Murray received the hand off and fought through the right side of Sequim’s defense, making it 6-4.

With 17 seconds left on the clock, the Wolf Pack received the ball and on their second play, they passed the ball downfield, where it was intercepted by Murray to seal the victory.

Steelhead town hall

OLYMPIA — The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will host its second virtual town hall meeting on the 2024-2025 coastal steelhead season at 6 p.m. Wednesday.

WDFW staff will share agreed-to fishery plans with the public during the meeting. In late November, the WDFW will finalize those plans with tribal co-managers and then announce the 2024-2025 season and regulations.

“We recognize the importance of coastal steelhead for recreational anglers, tribal co-managers, river ecosystems, and local communities and economies,” said WDFW Fish Program Director Kelly Cunningham. “We appreciate the public’s involvement in our coastal steelhead management process, and we look forward to sharing plans that balance conservation with providing fishing opportunity.”

Members of the public can participate in the meeting through Zoom, either online or by phone. People can register for the meeting at https://tinyurl.com/Steelheadmeeting.

Meeting materials and information on fishery management, including past town halls, are available on WDFW’s coastal steelhead management webpage at https://tinyurl.com/Steelheadmanagement.

All members of the public are invited to participate.

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