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Week 7 high school football scores

The stormy weather and this afternoon’s three-hour closure of the Hood Canal Bridge postponed/cancelled several games.

North Mason’s home game against Forks was cancelled because it’s a nonleague game. Four Olympic League games — Klahowya at Port Townsend, Chimacum at Vashon, Sequim at Olympic, and Port Angeles at Bremerton — were all postponed until Monday. Klahowya at Port Townsend is 6 p.m.; Chimacum at Vashon is 5 p.m.; Sequim at Olympic is 7:15 p.m.; Port Angeles at Bremerton is 5:30 p.m.

Olympic has also moved its game against Archbishop Murphy from Oct. 21 to Oct. 22 at 6 p.m.

FRIDAY’S SCORES

North Kitsap's football team stormed out to a 28-0 lead after the first quarter Friday against Kingston.
North Kitsap’s football team stormed out to a 28-0 lead after the first quarter Friday against Kingston.

North Kitsap 68, Kingston 6: Final

-Zach Clark, Dax Solis and Sam Henden scored rushing touchdowns as the Vikings (7-0) took a 21-0 before the game was eight minutes old. The 68 points is the most scored by North Kitsap since the Viking beat Meadowdale 68-6 in 1990.

Seattle Prep 35, Bainbridge 3: Final

The Spartans (1-6) fell out of playoff contention in the Metro League 3A with Friday’s loss.

Peninsula 38, Central Kitsap 7: Final

The Cougars (2-5) couldn’t keep up with the undefeated Seahawks while losing their fourth straight game.

South Kitsap 57, Rogers 20: Final

The Wolves (1-6) won for the first time since Week 10 of the 2015 season.

 

 

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Saturday playoff updates

Soccer
 North Kitsap clinches a spot at state by beating Port Angeles 1-0 in the Class 2A West Central District tournament. Ryan Nelson had the goal in the 47th minute. Story here.
Central Kitsap eliminated in Class 3A West Central/Southwest bi-district tournament in a shootout to Sumner.
Score was 1-1 after regulation and overtime. Story here.
At the Class 1A West Central District tournament, Klahowya earned a trip to state by beating Port Townsend 6-0.
Kingston took third in districts with a 2-1 win over Foster. Story here.

Baseball
Central Kitsap won the Class West Central/Southwest bi-district tournament championship with an 8-4 win over Kelso. The Cougars beat Columbia River earlier in the day to reach the title game. Story here.
Sequim beat River Ridge 6-2 to advance to the Class 2A West Central District championship game.
Port Angeles clinches spot at state by beating Highline 2-1. They won the fifth-place game over Sammamish 8-4.

Track and field
A school record in the triple jump by South Kitsap’s Albert MacArthur highlights a strong day by Kitsap athletes at the Narrows League championships. Story here.
Jaleel Elmore won the 100, 200 and 400 at the Olympic League sub-districts Saturday. Story here.

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CK’s Rodenhurst signs with Point Loma Nazarene

Central Kitsap standout Starr Rodenhurst made it official today and will head to San Diego on a track and field scholarship

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Kansas City school district cancels all events due to racial slurs

From the Associated Press:

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City School District has canceled all remaining sporting events in 2016 with a nearby school district after students from one of the district’s schools reported being taunted with racial slurs.

The school district announced Thursday that Lincoln College Preparatory Academy reported fans from Lone Jack yelled inappropriate and racial slurs during a girls soccer game last week.

Lone Jack officials said an investigation that included interviewing coaches, students, fans and game supervisors found no evidence of anyone using racial slurs at the game. The district, about 25 miles southeast of Kansas City, said it was saddened that someone felt uncomfortable at an event it hosted.

In response, Kansas City decided to cancel all sporting events with Lone Jack through this calendar year.

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Mat Classic: Inside look at 2016 tournament

Mat Classic Schedule

Where: Tacoma Dome

Friday: Doors open to public (8:45 a.m.); First session (10 a.m.-2 p.m.); Second session (3:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m.)

Saturday: Doors open to public (8:45 a.m.); Third session, including placing matches (10 a.m.-2:15 p.m.); Championship matches (5 p.m.)

Brackets: Link to WIAA site.

West Sound qualifiers

Class 4A

South Kitsap
106—Clayton Brooks (27-12). 113—Deion Anderson (33-6); Devin Gentz (23-6). 120—Ashton Schessler (29-10). 132—Sebastian Robles (33-4). 138—Brandon Forster (34-1). 152—Angelo Trujillo (31-9); Devonn Keyes (23-10). 160—Cole Craner (13-9). 170—JJ Leota (23-14). 195—Kenny Close (26-9).

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OC piling up local athletes

Olympic High senior Adia Roberts won’t have to go far from home for her first year of college softball.
The Trojans catcher/infielder signed her letter of intent to play for Olympic College next spring.
Roberts led the Trojans with 11 home runs and 36 RBIs, a batting average of .603 and a slugging percentage of 1.245 and on-base percentage of .587.
Here’s a few other OC signings:
Klahowya’s Jakob Wittig and Central Kitsap’s Eric Halvorson will play baseball.
Kingston’s Audree Gormanson will play volleyball.

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District girls basketball: West Sound teams

Here’s the schedule for West Sound girls basketball teams starting in district tournament play this week.

Class 4A West Central District

Who: South Kitsap (10-9) vs. Todd Beamer (18-2)

When: Thursday, 7 p.m. at Todd Beamer HS

Outlook: SK, which placed fifth in the Narrows 4A, returns to the district tournament with an eye on securing one of six berths to regionals. … Beamer won the SPSL title.

Class 3A West Central/Southwest District

Who: Central Kitsap (13-7) vs. Columbia River (11-9)

When: Thursday, 7 p.m. at Central Kitsap HS

Outlook: CK, the third-place team from the Narrows 3A, is hoping to garner one of six regionals berths. The Cougars have to do it without all-league senior Starr Rodenhurst, who suffered a knee injury two weeks ago and is done for the playoffs. … The Chieftains finished second in the four-team Greater St. Helens League.

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Signing Day is Wednesday. Here’s what we know:

Here is a list of West Sound athletes who’ll be sending in letters of intent Wednesday on national signing day:
Football: Keith Moore, Olympic (Eastern Washington University), Alberto Castorena, Olympic (Arizona Western College), Kendal Yaegle, Central Kitsap (Central Washington University), Sean Crowell, North Kitsap (Northwestern College)
Girls Soccer: Alyssa Beach, Bremerton (Central Washington University), Michaela Wallitner, Central Kitsap (Central Washington University), Mel Johnson, Central Kitsap (University of Redlands), Kalie Nation, Crosspoint (Pacific University)
Baseball: Aki Buckson, Central Kitsap (Bellevue College), Griffin McCormick, Central Kitsap (Bellevue College), Nolan Wiler, Central Kitsap (University of Puget Sound)
Softball: Elise Freund, Central Kitsap (Pacific Lutheran University)

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SK hoops standout Wattree commits to Eastern

South Kitsap senior basketball standout Eric Wattree is going to fly like an eagle next season.

Wattree committed to Eastern Washington University on Monday after a visit from Eagles head coach Jim Hayford. Wattree announced his decision at the conclusion of South Kitsap’s practice Tuesday evening.

Wattree, a 6-foot-3 guard, has been the Wolves’ leading scorer the past two season. He is averaging 25 points this winter as South Kitsap (7-9) tries to stay in the playoff hunt in the Narrows League 4A. The Wolves (2-6 league) host Yelm on Wednesday.

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