PORT TOWNSEND — Chimacum rolled up a 39-0 lead at halftime against Life Christian Academy on Friday on the way to a 39-20 homecoming victory.
The Cowboys (2-0, 4-1) put up first-quarter touchdowns on a 43-yard pass from Mason Moug to Trevor Richardson, a 1-yard run by Moug and an 18-yard rush by Devin Manix.
Chimacum’s defense owned the second quarter with the Cowboys returning three errant Eagles passes for touchdowns.
Manix returned two of the passes for scores from 25- and 48-yards and Nick Reynolds took one to the end zone from 13 yards out.
A scary moment occurred just before halftime when Life Christian’s Daniel Thatcher was injured and taken off the field after sustaining a neck injury.
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Chimacum opens a tough stretch of the Nisqually League schedule with a trip to No. 9 Orting (2-0, 4-1) on Friday.
Chimacum 39, Life Christian 20
Life Christian 0 0 6 14 — 20
Chimacum 18 21 0 0 — 39
First Quarter
C–Richardson 43 pass from Moug (conversion failed)
C–Moug 1 run (conversion failed)
C–Manix 18 run (conversion failed)
Second Quarter
C–Manix 25 interception return (Brown-Bishop kick)
C–Reynolds 13 interception return (Manix run)
C–Manix 48 interception return (conversion failed)
Individual Stats
Rushing–C: Manix 4-68, McConnell 3-22, Settlemire 1-19, Cossell 3-19, Hare 2-3, Morris 1-1, Handly 1-0, Moug 2- (-1).
Passing–C: Moug 4-6-0, 109, 1 td; Ajax 0-2-1, 0
Receiving–C: Richardson 2-61, Brown-Bishop 1-44, McConnell 1-4.
Forks 35, Winlock 8
FORKS — Forks bounced back with an excellent defensive performance to earn a SWWA Evergreen Division win over the Cardinals on Friday.
The Spartans (2-1, 3-2) held Winlock (1-2, 3-2) to just 21 yards rushing and 99 yards passing.
“We had a really good pass rush,” Forks coach Ron Hurn said.
Winlock scored late in the fourth quarter against the Forks JV defense.
Without starting tailback Luke Brown, Forks used a three-pronged rushing attack and some timely passing to wear down Winlock.
Fernando Hernandez rushed 10 times for 136 yards and two touchdowns, Alexis Ayala returned to rush 13 times for 68 yards and Shane Whiteeagle added five rushes for 58 yards.
Forks quarterback Brian Santman completed 3-of-6 passes for 92 yards and two touchdowns of 55 and 26 yards to Kenneth Hurn.
“We started slow in the first quarter with a couple of deep drives ending on turnovers on downs,” Hurn said.
“But we were able to put some things together and score a few times.”
Forks visits Toledo (2-1, 4-1) in a battle for sole possession of third-place in the Evergreen Division.
“They run the Wing-T on offense,” Hurn said. “They aren’t a real big team but they are pretty quick and they throw it a little bit, so we’ll need some more good defense.”
Forks 35, Winlock 8
Forks 7 21 7 0 — 35
Winlock 0 0 0 8 — 8
First Quarter
F–Hurn 55 pass from Santman (Ayala kick)
Second Quarter
F–Hurn 1 run (Ayala kick))
F– Hernandez 27 run (Ayala kick)
F–Hurn 26 pass from Santman (Ayala kick)
Third Quarter
F–Hernandez 25 run (Ayala kick)
Fourth Quarter
W–35 pass (kick)
Individual Stats
Rushing–F: Hernandez 10-136 two td; Whiteeagle 5-58; Ayala 13-68
Passing–F: Santman 3-6-92, 2 tds; Castellano 3-8-36.; W: 12-24-99
Receiving–F: Hurn 3-100
Yelm 40, Port Angeles 8
YELM — Behind the blocking of an offensive line averaging over 280 pounds per player, Yelm star Andrew Almeida blistered Port Angeles for 275 yards rushing and four touchdowns in a Olympic/Western Cascade League contest on Friday.
Almeida scored on runs of 16 and 12 in the first half and put the game away with dashes of 45 and 65 in the third quarter.
Down 14-0 after one quarter, Port Angeles cut the lead to six after Keenan Walker connected with Cameron Moon on a 15-yard touchdown pass.
Unfortunately for the Riders (0-3, 0-5), the Tornadoes bottled up the Port Angeles offense for the rest of the game.
The Riders entertain league leading Timberline (3-0, 5-0) next Friday.
Timberline kept the clamps on Olympic star running back Larry Dixon on Friday, holding the Division 1 prospect to 18 yards in a 63-21 swamping of the Trojans.
Yelm 40, Port Angeles 8
Port Angeles 0 8 0 0 — 8
Yelm 14 8 12 6 — 40
First Quarter
Y–Alviar 8 run (Almeida run)
Y–Almeida 16 run (conversion failed)
Second Quarter
PA–Moon 15 pass from Walker (Sullivan run)
Y–Almeida 12 run (Almeida run)
Third Quarter
Y–Almeida 45 run (conversion failed)
Y–Almeida 65 run (conversion failed)
Fourth Quarter
Y–Calpp 6 run (conversion failed)
Individual Stats
Rushing–PA: Moon 13-33,
Passing–PA: Walker 9-15
Receiving–F: Hurn 3-65, Hernandez 3-26, Dixon 1-17. SE: Catelli 4-33, Woolf 3-39, Textor 2-38, Gillis 1-10.
Sequim 47, Klahowya 0
SILVERDALE– Sequim used four Klahowya (0-2, 0-5) turnovers in the first quarter, including three interceptions by Alec Gillis, to build a 33-0 lead.
Travis Decker scored three of the Wolves’ (2-0, 4-1) five touchdowns in the opening period, on runs of 1 and 19 yards and a reception of 17 yards from Drew Rickerson.
Decker finished with four carries for 125 yards and one more touchdown, a 72-yard run on the opening play of the second half.
Rickerson completed 7-of-9 passes for 122 yards and four touchdowns.
Sequim returns home to host winless Kingston (0-2, 0-5) next Friday.
Sequim 47, Klahowya 0
Sequim 33 7 7 0 — 47
Klahowya 0 0 0 0 — 0
First Quarter
S–Decker 1 run (F. Catelli kick failed)
S–Decker 17 pass from Rickerson (F. Catelli kick failed)
S–Anastasi 22 pass from Rickerson (F. Catelli kick)
S–Oliver 1 pass from Rickerson (F. Catelli kick)
S–Decker 19 run (Catelli kick)
Second Quarter
S–Catelli 16 yard pass Rickerson (F. Catelli kick)
Third Quarter
S–Decker 72 run (F. Catelli kick)
Individual Stats
Rushing–S: Decker 4-125, Hall 6-63, F. Catelli 3-10, Yamamoto 2-8, Stilts 2-3, Forshaw 2-2, Henning 1-4
Passing–S–Rickerson 7-9-0, 122 4 td’s.; Receiving–S: Gillis 2-56, Anastasi 2-34, Mills 2-32, Decker 3-30, C. Catelli 1-16, Ramirez 1-13, Goss 1-12, McElrath 1-5, Oliver 1-1 .
No. 4 Neah Bay 66, Clallam Bay 20
CLALLAM BAY — Neah Bay’s rushing attack rumbled for a total of 365 yards on 29 carries in a blowout in the nonleague edition of the Battle of the Bays.
Titus Pascua led the Red Devils in rushing with six carries for 117 yards and two rushing touchdowns.
Neah Bay led 30-0 after the first quarter and 38-0 at halftime.
Pascua also scored on a 70-yard kickoff return in the fourth quarter.
Fullback Evan Bowechop added four carries for 86 yards, including touchdown runs of 40 and 42 yards for Neah Bay (5-0).
Joey Monje led all tacklers for the Red Devils with 12 total tackles.
Daniel and Luke Wonderly were bright spots for Clallam Bay (0-2) as Daniel ran 19 times for 158 yards and two scores, and Luke added 26 carries for 100 yards and a touchdown.
Neah Bay hosts Highland Christian Prep at home and Clallam Bay hosts Lopez, both on Friday.
Neah Bay 66, Clallam Bay 20
Neah Bay 30 8 6 22 — 66
Clallam Bay 0 0 14 6 — 20
First Quarter
NB–A. Pascua 77 run (T. Pascua run)
NB–T. Pascua 29 run (Pass no good)
NB–Bowechop 40 run (T. Pascua run
NB–Cummins 4 run (J.Greene to A. Pascua)
Second Quarter
NB–Hawkins 22 run (Z. Greene to Manuel)
Third Quarter
CB–D. Wonderly 51 run (D. Wonderly run)
CB–L. Wonderly 1 run (run no good)
NB–T. Pascua 70 kickoff return (run no good)
Fourth Quarter
CB–D. Wonderly 1 run (pass no good
NB–T. Pascua 30 run (Bowechop run)
NB–Bowechop 42 run (J. Greene run)
NB–Rascon punt return (45 point mercy rule)
Individual Stats
Rushing–NB: T. Pascua 6-117, Bowechop 4-86, A. Pascua 1-77, Cummins 12-33, Hawkins 2-30, L. Doherty 1-1. CB: L. Wonderly 26-100, D. Wonderly 29-158, Hess 4-14.
Passing–NB: J. Greene 2-7-0, 46; Z. Greene 1-1-0, 3; A. Pascua 0-1-1, 0; CB: Hess 4-5-0, 46.
Receiving–NB: Greene 1-43, Manuel 1-3, A. Pascua 1-3.
Crescent 74, Evergreen Lutheran 40
JOYCE — Crescent’s Dylen Heaward ran wild on the 2B Eagles, totaling 14 carries for 256 yards and four rushing scores and two kickoff return touchdowns of 80 and 82 yards as the Loggers cruised.
Crescent (4-1) led 35-0 at halftime.
“We were able to play the younger kids for long stretches in this game, and anytime we can do that is a positive,” Crescent coach Tim Rooney said.
Marcus Decker led the defense with nine tackles, including two sacks, and Kai Story added eight tackles, including three tackles for loss.
Decker and Story also caught touchdown passes of 45 and 4 yards from Joey Barnes.
Crescent opens Pacific Coast League play against four-time defending league champion Lummi (4-1) on Saturday.
Crescent 74, Evergreen Lutheran 40
Evergreen 0 0 8 32 — 40
Crescent 7 28 0 39 — 74
First Quarter
CB–Decker 45 pass from Barnes (kick no good)
Second Quarter
C– Heaward 34 run (Albendea kick good)
C–Heaward 72 run (Anderson run)
C–Story 4 pass from Barnes (Albendea kick)
C–Heaward 20 run (Albendea kick)
Third Quarter
EL–17 run (run good)
Fourth Quarter
EL–51 run (run failed)
C–Christie 72 kickoff return (pass good)
C–Albendea 35 field goal
EL– 53 run (run good)
C–Heaward 82 kickoff return (run good)
EL–65 pass (run failed)
C–Christie 42 pass from Barnes (run failed)
EL–1 run (run failed)
C–Heaward 46 run (pass good)
EL–55 pass (pass failed)
C–Heaward 80 kickoff return (pass failed)
Individual Stats
Rushing–C: Heaward 14-256, 4 td’s
Passing–C: Barnes 3-4-0, 91 (int on defense)