Peewees
CD Panthers 40, Rainier Eagles 12
Omarion Dean, Nick Credit and company better known as “the defending champions” ended the season with a big bang. The Panthers are the number 2 seed in the playoffs and will face SWAC this Saturday at Foster High School at 12:30 p.m.
Renton Rangers 46, Beacon Hill Cowboys 15
The Lil’ Rangers finished the regular season off the way they started it…….undefeated and dominant. Offensively, Raylen Witherspoon celebrated his birthday by scoring three touchdowns, Marques Meneese added two big touchdown runs of his own, and lil’ brother Micah Meneese added a career long 50-yard touchdown run of his own. The Rangers’ offense also got contributions from Michai Harris and Kingston Mitchell. On defense, the Rangers were led by Patrick “Pat Attack” Turner who had seven tackles and one sack, while teammate David “Big Boy” Shaw dominated the defensive line racking up six tackles and two sacks. The Lil’ Rangers are focused on avenging last years early exit from the playoffs and are seeking their 3rd title in 4 years.
SWAC 26, Puget Sound Lancers 13
Malachi Feo scored two touchdowns, while teammate Mason Filitaula scored a touchdown and a 2-point conversion to help lead the Cougars to a win over the Lancers. On defense, SWAC was led by Mamadou “JR” Amist- Diawara who had eight tackles on the day.
89ers
CD Panthers 40, Rainier Eagles 0
The defending champions ended their season strong against their rivals as Tony Eastland, Kash Lexing, Romaree Fleeks, Ray “Baby Ray” Proctor-Mills, Jr. all had a great days for the Panthers. Rassan Thomas got on the highlight reel as he caught a pass and then took it 30 yards for a touchdown. On defense, Panthers’ shutdown corner Pita Moi Moi helped his team advance to the playoffs with a shutout to end the regular season. CD will face Beacon Hill this Saturday at Foster High School at 2:00 p.m. in a much anticipated rematch.
Beacon Hill Cowboys 21, Renton Rangers 16
The Rangers threw everything but the kitchensink at the Cowboys and almost walked away with an upset win over their rivals from Beacon. However, the Cowboys struck the final blow, in a back and forth battle, as Trenton Taylor powered his way into the endzone with 9.7 seconds left in the game. The Cowboys also got a chance to get some experience for some backup players in a highly contested game, as Jahlil Loyd stepped up at the quarterback position and did well completing passes and running the offense, and teammate Jeremiah Callier played running back and caught a 2-point conversion. With the win, the Cowboys secured the number 2 seed and will face the #3 seed CD Panthers in the first round of the playoffs.
Pac Highway Chargers 38, Brave Pride 0
Isendra “Papa” Ahfua and company finished the season strong with an 8-0 record and claimed the regular season title. The Chargers will face SWAC this Sunday 3:00 p.m. at French Field in Kent in the playoffs.
SWAC 27, Puget Sound Lancers 0
Jabez Tuaoa, Kingston Maiava and J’Shon Glover all found their way to paydirt as the Cougars posted a shutout win over the Lancers. On Defense, SWAC ‘s Elijah Taualo (4), Jabez Tuaoa (2), and Kingston Maiava (2) accounted for 8 sacks on the day.
Juniors
CD Panthers 48, Rainier Eagles 0
The Panther nation juniors advance to the playoffs with a big win over the Eagles. Finn Konsmo, Reon Hampton and Earl “Skip” Riley all found their endzone for the Panthers. The Panthers square off against the Renton Rangers at 4:00 p.m. this Saturday at Foster High School.
SWAC 14, Puget Sound Lancers 0
Dayne “Macho” Camacho and Ezrah “Ezzy Fresh” Tauoa each scored touchdowns for the Cougars. While Elijah Brady added an extra point catch from Zack” Zues” Cunningham. On defense, SWAC’s Big Peter “QB Eater” Luamea had a powerful performance recording 13 tackles and four sacks bringing his season sack total to 21.
Pac Highway Chargers 14, Brave Pride 8
Beacon Hill Cowboys 47, Renton Rangers 6
Senior
Brave pride 28, Pac Highway Chargers 20
The Pride came up with the most stunning upset of the weekend as they knocked off the Chargers 28-20. Brave Pride started off the game with an onside kick and DeShawn Alexander went to work to find the endzone. Brave Pride advances to the playoffs to face SWAC this Sunday at French Field.
CD Panthers 20, Rainier Eagles 16
The Panthers’ Malik Jones was on high alert having a record day passing and scoring a touchdown as the Boyz from the Central beat their rivals from Rainier.
Renton Rangers 39, Beacon Hill Cowboys 6
The Rangers offense is back. Running Back/Linebacker Avery Morrow is also back from a groin injury, and the Rangers looked impressive on both sides of the ball. Although Morrow didn’t have the big ground game that he is accustomed to having, his presence in the backfield opened up the offense for the Rangers. Renton quarterback Javon Tade, who has been impressive all year, started the game 11 for 11 and finished the game with four touchdown passes. Tade did not have an incomplete passes until the 2nd half. Receivers Terrence Meneese and Vatrevyon Garner each had two touchdown catches, while Jayuan Stiles and Tierre Monroe also has several catches on the day. Defensively, the Rangers shut down the aggressive attack of the Cowboys and kept their foot on the gas the entire game, holding the Cowboys to just 6 points.
SWAC 52, Puget Sound Lancers 13
The Cougars recorded a 52 -13 victory over the Puget Sound Lancers. SWAC’s seniors seem to be firing on all cylinders with a cast of characters contributing to their success. Everything started and ended with Jalanie McMillan who intercepted a Lancers pass in the endzone and returned it 103 yards for a touchdown. McMillan also picked up fumbled snap for a one-yard touchdown as time expired to end the game on a positive note. Kephence Carter seems to have everything figured out scoring again on his first two carries, and it seems to be rubbing off on his crew as Dustyn Camacho (2 TD’s), and Bishop Jackson (1) both scored on their first carries of the game. SWAC’s unsung heroes of the game were King Nisby who had two receptions for 10 yards, Augustine Vaokakala who had a nice 11-yard carry, and Keiondre Carter who had a reception for a two-point conversion. This win locked the Seniors in as the regular season division champions and is an exclamation on their undefeated regular season.
Crossover Games/Non-league Games
Pee Wee
Pac Highway Chargers 19, Seatac Sharks 13
CD Panthers #2 34, Kent Cobras 0
89ers
Rainier Ravens 12, Kent Cobras 7
Juniors
Evolution 60, Kent Cobras 0
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