PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles High School Football Boosters, along with event sponsors 7 Cedars, Sergio’s Hacienda and Brix Marine, are hosting the second annual Sports Trivia Night to raise money for football senior scholarships.
The event will be held on Sunday at the Naval Elks Lodge, located at 131 E. First St. Registration opens at 5 p.m. and sports trivia begins at 6 p.m.
This event welcomes everyone to compete in the world of sports-themed trivia to win cash and other prizes. People can also enjoy appetizers prepared by Elks members while browsing the array of donated items from the community, including spa packages, restaurant gift cards and even a snowboard.
Teams should be no more than six players. If people do not have a full team, the boosters club will be happy to pair them with other participants. The entry fee is $20 per participant. Cash and other prizes will be awarded to the top teams.
“This amazing group of young men have been playing football together for many years,” said Stacy Flores, football booster president. “It’s more than football, it’s a family. Whatever the path these young men follow after high school, they will all do amazing things. They are kind, compassionate, amazing students and athletes. They are leaders on and off the field. Having this scholarship fund is so important to these young men; it gives them the opportunity to further their education and build their futures.”
All proceeds raised at this event will fund scholarships for graduating football players attending colleges or trade school. People can meet Port Angeles High School football seniors and enjoy season highlights, as well as a special trip down memory lane.
If people have questions, they can call Laura Havens at 360-460-0217.
C Green Future Riders
PORT ANGELES — The C Green Future Riders are undefeated at 5-0 and begins their playoff run Saturday with a game at 9 a.m. in Forks.
The head coach for the team is Eric Johnson Jr. with assistant coaches Detavius Woods, Laz Tinoco and Titus Pascua.
Players on the team are Eric Johnson III, Tydus Woods, Silas Delabarre, Cannon Delabarre, Asher Felton, Karter Derma, Everett Kiser, Trevor Gallauher, Nason Henning, Kameron Tinoco, Kody Brown, Luke Brown, Nathan Hancock, Hans Cannady, Devin Gaines, Jonathan Armenta, Ben Botero, Bjorn Rose and Amaru Jones.
Gladfelter new PR
LEWISTON, Idaho — Port Angeles’ Jack Gladfelter, running for Corban University in Salem, Ore., improved with a new personal record 8K time of 24 minutes, 45 seconds Saturday at the Lewis-Clark State Invitational.
Gladfelter finished 19th out of 146 runners, competing against NCAA Div. I schools such as Gonzaga, Washington State, Idaho, Eastern Washington and Montana, as well as top 25 NAIA schools.
Corban’s Rob Swoboda won the event and Corban finished sixth as a team.
Corban University is currently ranked 24th in the NAIA cross-country rankings.
PSL results
PORT ANGELES — High Energy Metals narrowly escaped its first loss in the Peninsula Soccer League season following a 2-2 draw with Windermere Real Estate on Sunday.
High Energy Metals is now at 5-0-2 following the tie, while Windermere now boasts a 4-2-1 record. Jake Hughes and Aldo Garcia both scored for HEM, while Luis Galvan had both goals for Windermere.
Meanwhile, Forks FC continued its bid for a spot in the title game, improving to 6-1-0 with a 4-2 win over Salazar Painting, dropping the Salazar club to 5-2-0. Forks spread out the scoring with goals from Arturo Dominguez, Ernesto Julio, Jose Cendejas and Luis Perez. Salazar’s goals came from Sergio Arreola and Diego Sanchez.
In Sunday’s other matches, CJ Daniels scored a pair of goals for Bandidos FC, and Taryn Asum and Zach Grey each found the net for Strait Slice in a 2-2 draw. Los Primos got a pair of goals from Daniel Torres, leading Los Primos to a 3-1 win over Ediz Hook FC, which got a goal from Kristina Becher. It was Pura Vida and Pantry & Latch playing to a 1-1 tie with PV’s goal coming from Mikai Ashby. Alec Harrison scored for Pantry & Latch.
The Green C Future Riders squad is 5-0 on the season and begins its playoff run Saturday morning in Forks. (Courtesy photo)
