PREP FOOTBALL UPDATE — Sequim stuffed by North Kitsap 33-13; Port Angeles wins exciting game; other area reports [updated]

PREP FOOTBALL UPDATE — Sequim stuffed by North Kitsap 33-13; Port Angeles wins exciting game; other area reports [updated]

POULSBO — Freshman Gavin Velarde scored two kick-return touchdowns to account for Sequim’s scoring in a 33-13 defeat at the hands of the eighth-ranked North Kitsap Vikings on Friday night.

Velarde slipped fielding the ball on the soaked turf surface but recovered to take the opening kick back 96 yards for an early 6-0 lead.

North Kitsap answered back with three first-half rushing touchdowns for a 20-6 lead at the break.

The Vikings’ ferocious defense neutralized the Wolves on both sides of the ball all night long.

Sequim tallied just 11 yards rushing on 22 carries in the first half and just 47 yards of total offense at halftime.

North Kitsap tacked on two second-half scores and Velarde returned a kick 92 yards for the last Wolves points with 1:23 to play.

Sequim’s leading rusher Ty Jones tallied 10 carries for just 11 yards. Chris Whitaker had two carries for 8 yards and North Kitsap limited Wolves quarterback Miguel Moroles to 15 rushes for 4 yards. He also was 6 of 8 for 48 yards and an interception.

Kyle North had 15 carries for 135 yards for the Vikings to lead all rushers.

Port Angeles 38, Bremerton 34

BREMERTON — Port Angeles scored last to win a back-and-forth Olympic League shootout on the road when Sam Burton tackled Calvin Cardwell inside the 5-yard line as time expired.

The score was 21-18 in Bremerton’s favor heading into the fourth quarter. The teams traded scores from there until the Roughriders scored on a 6-yard pass from Ryan Rodocker to Caleb West with just over a minute remaining to take a 38-34 lead that held up when the clock ran out of time.

Clallam Bay 62, Muckleshoot 20

AUBURN — The Bruins led 14-6 after one quarter, but coach Cal Ritter said he wanted them to play much better in the second quarter.

Clallam Bay obeyed, racking up 40 points in the quarter to pull away and put the running clock in effect before intermission.

The defense was particularly offensive in the second quarter, scoring on a interception return, a fumble recovery and a safety.

Neah Bay 58, Lyle-Wishram 6

LYLE — The top-ranked Red Devils jumped out to a 28-0 lead in the first quarter and cruised from there.

Freshman quarterback Rwehabura Munyagi Jr. threw five touchdown passes for Neah Bay.

Coupeville 29, Port Townsend 21

COUPEVILLE — The Redhawks suffered through a rough first half that proved to be too much to overcome.

The Wolves built a 29-14 halftime lead and then kept Port Townsend off the scoreboard until the final minutes of the game.

The win puts Coupeville at the top of the Olympic League’s 1A Division.

Klahowya 36, Chimacum 26

PORT TOWNSEND — The Cowboys had an offensive flurry at the end of the game for their highest scoring output of the season.

The Eagles controlled the ball in the first half. Chimacum reversed the trend in the second half, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Klahowya’s 21-6 halftime advantage.

Rochester 25, Forks 18

ROCHESTER — The Warriors scored in the final minute to edge the Spartans in Evergreen League play Friday night.

Friday’s scores from throughout the state

Archbishop Murphy 48, Sultan 14

Arlington 27, Marysville-Getchell 21

Auburn 49, Auburn Riverside 7

Bainbridge 31, Ingraham 20

Ballard 48, Chief Sealth 20

Bellarmine Prep 44, Redmond 6

Bellevue 42, Sammamish 6

Bellingham 47, Charles Wright Academy 30

Blaine 20, Sehome 19

Bothell 43, Mount Si 13

Brewster 35, Tonasket 15

Burlington-Edison 28, Ferndale 7

Camas 49, Evergreen (Vancouver) 7

Capital 32, Foss 13

Cascade (Leavenworth) 38, Cle Elum/Roslyn 0

Cashmere 19, Royal 13

Castle Rock 21, King’s Way Christian School 14

Cedarcrest 27, Cedar Park Christian (Bothell) 7

Centralia 51, Kelso 10

Chelan 21, Bellevue Christian 0

Cheney 35, Sunnyside 7

Clallam Bay 62, Muckleshoot Tribal School 20

Clarkston 48, Priest River, Idaho 20

Colfax 50, Northwest Christian (Colbert) 27

Columbia (Burbank) 42, Kiona-Benton 31

Columbia River 45, Black Hills 7

Colville 52, Riverside 0

Concrete 47, Tacoma Baptist 0

Connell 27, Wahluke 12

Coupeville 29, Port Townsend 21

Cusick 47, Almira/Coulee-Hartline 18

Darrington 46, Orcas Island 12

Davenport 57, Springdale 18

Deer Park 34, Medical Lake 20

DeSales 27, Mabton 18

East Valley (Yakima) 29, Wapato 9

Eastlake 34, Issaquah 28

Eastmont 23, West Valley (Yakima) 7

Eastside Catholic 42, Lakeside (Seattle) 16

Eatonville 19, Hoquiam 14

Ellensburg 28, Othello 14

Elma 44, Tenino 14

Emerald Ridge 36, Puyallup 14

Enumclaw 35, Bonney Lake 28

Ephrata 24, Quincy 13

Federal Way 55, Thomas Jefferson 35

Fife 17, Steilacoom 14

Franklin Pierce 20, White River 7

Freeman 44, Chewelah 0

Friday Harbor 39, LaConner 21

Garfield 35, Cleveland 21

Gig Harbor 69, Stadium 13

Gonzaga Prep 28, Mt. Spokane 25

Graham-Kapowsin 48, Curtis 14

Heppner, Ore. 45, Waitsburg-Prescott 7

Hockinson 49, Mark Morris 0

Ilwaco 42, Chief Leschi 8

Juanita 24, Mercer Island 17

Kalama 48, Bow Valley, Alberta 7

Kamiak 32, Mount Vernon 28

Kamiakin 29, Kennewick 8

Kennedy 42, Highline 0

Kent-Meridian 37, Kentlake 9

King’s 16, Lakewood 12

Kittitas 28, Omak 14

Klahowya 36, Chimacum 26

La Salle 35, Granger 6

LaCenter 35, Hudson’s Bay 12

Lake Roosevelt 21, Bridgeport 20

Lake Stevens 41, Snohomish 21

Lewis and Clark 24, Ferris 22

Liberty 28, Lake Washington 0

Liberty (Spangle) 55, Kettle Falls 25

Liberty Christian 62, Dayton 12

Lincoln 62, Shelton 0

Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 49, Wilbur-Creston 0

Lynden 35, Anacortes 7

Lynnwood 15, Interlake 7

Manson 46, Liberty Bell 35

Mariner 40, Cascade (Everett) 14

Marysville-Pilchuck 44, Stanwood 14

Mead 49, Rogers (Spokane) 0

Meadowdale 30, Glacier Peak 19

Meridian 27, Lynden Christian 10

Monroe 62, Jackson 20

Montesano 43, Aberdeen 0

Morton/White Pass 23, Toutle Lake 0

Moses Lake 41, Eisenhower 0

Mount Baker 24, Nooksack Valley 14

Mountain View 56, Battle Ground 42

Mountlake Terrace 35, Edmonds-Woodway 28

Napavine 42, Onalaska 6

Naselle 56, Oakville 14

Nathan Hale 43, Franklin 7

Neah Bay 58, Lyle-Klickitat-Wishram 6

North Kitsap 33, Sequim 6

North Mason 21, Kingston 14

O’Dea 47, Seattle Prep 0

Oak Harbor 42, Everett 0

Odessa-Harrington 78, Northport 0

Okanogan 71, Oroville 0

Olympia 38, Timberline 6

Orofino, Idaho 32, Asotin 0

Pateros 64, Waterville 40

Pe Ell/Willapa Valley 41, Wahkiakum 6

Pomeroy 72, St. John-Endicott 0

Port Angeles 38, Bremerton 34

Prairie 49, Fort Vancouver 0

Prosser 48, Grandview 12

R.A. Long 41, Washougal 8

Rainier 25, Ocosta 2

Rainier, Ore. 22, Stevenson 20

Rainier Beach 44, West Seattle 18

Reardan 50, Tekoa/Rosalia 0

Republic 87, LaCrosse/Washtucna/Kahlotus 0

River Ridge 40, Orting 31

River View 40, Warden 14

Rochester 25, Forks 18

Sandpoint, Idaho 57, East Valley (Spokane) 15

Sedro-Woolley 30, Squalicum 7

Selah 41, Toppenish 0

Shorewood 33, Shorecrest 7

Skyview 49, Heritage 0

South Whidbey 43, Granite Falls 21

Tahoma 28, Decatur 21

Timberlake, Idaho 40, Pullman 10

Todd Beamer 24, Mt. Rainier 0

Toledo 45, Adna 6

Touchet 42, Garfield-Palouse 28

Tri-Cities Prep 45, Soap Lake-Wilson Creek 0

Union 49, Spanaway Lake 7

University 56, North Central 0

W. F. West 33, Olympic 14

Walla Walla 54, Pasco 14

Washington 46, Clover Park 14

Wellpinit 54, Inchelium 48

Wenatchee 19, Davis 12

West Valley (Spokane) 42, Moscow, Idaho 7

White Swan 28, Umatilla, Ore. 8

Wilson 40, Mount Tahoma 14

Woodinville 26, Skyline 23

Woodland 48, Ridgefield 15

Yelm 19, South Kitsap 14

Zillah 21, Naches Valley 10

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Raymond vs. North Beach, ppd. to Sep 27.

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