Life Christian/Seattle Christian 44, Seattle Lutheran 22

Life Christian/Seattle Christian     0     26     6     12     --     44
Seattle Lutheran                           0     14     0      8      --     22

After a sluggish first quarter, the Life Christian/Seattle Christian Eagles began a high scoring second quarter with a 23-yard pass from junior quarterback Kingston Kuehner to take a 6-0 lead.

The Saints battled back to tie the game on the ensuing possession with a touchdown catch from Fred Lisko. Lisko took the Trevor Forsell pass 81-yards to even the score at six, as both teams missed their PAT conversations.

On the next play, senior wideout Drew Curry ran 81-yards on the kickoff to help the Eagles regain the lead. The elusive Curry raced down the sidelines to increase the Life Christian/Seattle Christian lead to 14-6. Again, it was the Saints who fought back driving down the field and eventually scored on a Trevor Forsell 1-yard run.

With the game tied at 14, the Eagles raced to a 12-point halftime lead after scoring a pair of touchdowns in the remaining minutes of the first half. Life/Seattle Christian’s Kameron Hutchens recorded the two touchdowns with a four-yard run and then later returning a fumble 39 yards.

The Eagles kept their distance the rest of the way as they scored five unanswered touchdowns en route to a 22-point victory.

Camas             7     0     15     7     --     29
Timberline       6     3      6     0     --     15

After a back-and-forth first half battle, the Camas Papermakers emerged as the victors with a strong second half performance to claim a 29-15 victory over the Timberline Blazers.

After failing to score on the opening drive despite moving within the ten yard line, Timberline jumped on a fumble on the one-yard line to claim an early 6-0 lead.

Camas stormed back and took the lead with a Zach Marshall two-yard run, the first of three total touchdowns. The extra-point put the Papermakers up one, but the Blazers responded as time expired in the second quarter with a Skyler Brown 20-yard field goal to give Timberline the 9-7 advantage at intermission.

The Papermakers dominated the second half as Marshall led the way for Camas with a one-yard run that was followed by a Logan Grindy successful two-point conversion pass to Addison Owen.

Timberline’s speedster Quinton Sison returned the kickoff 85 yards, but a failed kick left the game tied at 15. Two unanswered touchdowns by Camas solidified the hard fought victory. Brent Hill broke the tie with a 16-yard touchdown pass from Grindy, while Marshall’s final touchdown culminated the Camas win.

Union          0     6     0     0     --     6
Bellevue     0     7     7     6     --     20

With a scoreless first quarter, it appeared the fans at Qwest Field were in for a defensive battle between the 2009 3A State Football Champions Bellevue Wolverines and the 4A Union Titans.

The Wolverines ended the scoring drought in an atypical 40-yard pass from Kendrick Van Ackeren to Joey Moore late in the second quarter.

The Titans cut into the Bellevue lead just before halftime with a Tanner Nelson one-yard run, but a failed extra point kept them in the deficit.

The second half belonged to Bellevue as their defense shutout Union while they chewed up the clock with their Wing-T offense. The Wolverines opened the third quarter with a 14-play, 61-yard drive culminated by a Joey Mangialardi three-yard run. Bellevue added the finishing touches with a fourth quarter touchdown to seal the victory and improve to 2-0 all-time at the ECKC.