Category Archives: Capital HS
Today (11/5): Saints Host Crosstown Rivalry Doubleheader; District Soccer Continues
Evergreen’s Frankie Johnson in 2012 Saints/Geoducks game
Evergreen @ Saint Martin’s – Marcus Pavilion – 5:15 PM
Men’s basketball
Evergreen @ Saint Martin’s – Marcus Pavilion – 7:30 PM
The one time Capital Cup takes place tonight when Evergreen and Saint Martin’s renew their rivalry with a doubleheader beginning at 5:15 PM at Marcus Pavilion.
The women tip-off first in the third exhibition game for the Saints and the season opener for the Geoducks. Saint Martin’s won last year’s contest 47-37 and have never lost to Evergreen in sixteen seasons.
The Saints are picked to finish eighth in the ten team NCAA Division II GNAC while the Geoducks are picked to finish ninth out of ten teams in the NAIA Cascade Conference. The Saints are a strong defensive team that often struggles to score and are led by senior Chelsea Haskey, who scored 22 points and hauled in seven boards last night against UPS. Evergreen has to replace their leading scorer, Danielle Swain, and will rely on senior guards Sammi Clark and Jessica Denmon to get things done this season.
The men will follow the women at 7:30 in a game that could finally even up the all-time series between the Saints and Geoducks. Evergreen is currently 9-8 against Saint Martin’s but have lost three straight games including a 66-50 decision last season at the CRC Gymnasium at Evergreen.
Both teams were picked to finish last in their conferences this season but both teams could easily surprise some teams this season. The Geoducks have senior leadership in big man Marc Taylor, shooters Kyle Calhoun and KJ Hong and a nice sophomore guard in Frankie Johnson.
Saint Martin’s, meanwhile, is truly an unknown with big changes coming in the offseason. Keith Cooper wasn’t retained at the end of the season and Michael Ostlund took over the reins. The Saints have to replace long time point guard Brady Bomber and all-conference guard Roger O’Neill. But the Saints have solid seniors in Evan Coulter, Rei Jensen and interesting transfers in Ryan Rogers and Riley Carel. They will play a much more uptempo game than they have in years past and should be fun to watch, win or lose.
Girls soccer
2A District IV semifinals (winner to state)
Black Hills vs. Hockinson – Tumwater Stadium – 7:00 PM
Black Hills hosts Hockinson tonight in a winner to state game in the District IV playoffs. The Wolves knocked off WF West 2-0 on Saturday while Hockinson topped Capital 4-2 and moved to 11-5-1 overall this season. The winner will take on either Mark Morris or Ridgefield in the championship game on Thursday while the loser will fall into a loser-out game against either Tumwater or Aberdeen.
2A District IV consolation (loser-out)
Tumwater vs. Aberdeen – Tumwater Stadium – 5:00 PM
Capital vs. WF West – Ingersoll Stadium – 7:00 PM
High school volleyball
2B District IV Playoffs
Ocosta vs. Wahkiakum – Northwest Christian HS – 5:30 PM
Northwest Christian vs. Ocosta/Wahkiakum – Northwest Christian HS – 7:00 PM
The 2B District IV playoffs begin tonight with an opening round game between Ocosta and Wahkiakum at 5:30 at Northwest Christian High School followed by the Navigators first game between the winner of that game beginning somewhere around 7:00. Northwest Christian went 12-0 in the 2B Pacific League and can make a state appearance by winning their first two matches in districts. With a win, Northwest Christian would move into the semifinals on Thursday at 5:30 at Raymond High School and would take on either Adna, Willapa Valley or Mossyrock. With a loss, they would travel to Willapa Valley High School and face either Napavine or North Beach at 6:30.
Saturday scoreboard: Geoducks Sweep Corban; Wolves Keep Winning; Blazers, Bears, Rams Advance
College volleyball
Evergreen 3, Corban 0 (25-23, 25-8, 25-22) – Recap
Alaska-Fairbanks 3, Saint Martin’s 2 (23-25, 25-16, 25-21, 23-25, 15-13) – Recap
Evergreen made program history on Saturday night with their three set sweep of Corban in Salem, Oregon. The 3-0 win was their first sweep since 2008, the first time since 2005 that the they won two conference matches in a row, the first time since 2003 that they have won three or more conference road matches and was the first conference weekend road sweep in the program’s history. The Geoducks are now 6-15 overall and 5-11 in the Cascade Conference under first year head coach Angela Spoja.
Women’s soccer
Saint Martin’s 0, Western Oregon 0 (2OT) – Recap
Oregon Tech 4, Evergreen 1 – Recap
Men’s soccer
Northwest 3, Evergreen 2 – Recap
Pierce 1, SPSCC 0 – Box score
Women’s basketball
Oregon State 100, Saint Martin’s 39 – Recap
Chelsea Haskey scored 19 of Saint Martin’s 39 points in their 100-39 loss to Division I Oregon State at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis, Oregon.
Girls soccer
2A District IV playoffs
Black Hills 2, WF West 0
Hockinson 4, Capital 2
Mark Morris 3, Tumwater 1
Alli Thomson and Joslin Lindsay each scored second half goals to give Black Hills a 2-0 win over WF West in the first round of the 2A District IV playoffs. The Wolves move on to face Hockinson on Tuesday at 7:00 PM at Tumwater Stadium. The winner of that game will advance to the district title game and earn a berth to the state tournament.
Capital and Tumwater each dropped two goal decisions and will play for their seasons on Tuesday. Capital will take on WF West in a yet to be determined place and time and Tumwater will host Aberdeen at 5:00 PM in loser-out games.
High school volleyball
4A Narrows League Tournament
Olympia def. Stadium
Olympia 3, Central Kitsap 0 (25-15, 25-13, 25-14)
Olympia knocked off Stadium in a loser-out game and then swept Central Kitsap to take third place in the 4A Narrows League and advance to districts.
3A Narrows League Tournament
North Thurston def. Wilson
North Thurston 3, Mount Tahoma 0 (25-14, 25-13, 26-24)
Timberline 3, Shelton 0 (25-15, 25-16, 25-12)
North Thurston avoided elimination with a win over Wilson and then took third place in the 3A Narrows with their three set win over host Mount Tahoma. Both teams moved on to districts.
Timberline continued their undefeated season and won the 3A Narrows title with a sweep of Shelton. The Highclimbers also advanced to districts despite the loss.
Friday scoreboard: Beavs, Blazers Win Titles; Cougs Clinch Playoffs; Geoducks Keep Hopes Alive
High school football
Tenino 37, Rochester 27 – The Olympian
Timberline 41, Shelton 0
Capital 38, River Ridge 14
Tumwater 56, Black Hills 22 – The Olympian
Olympia 48, Yelm 10 – The Olympian
Rainier 62, Seton Catholic 29
Andrew Paquin rushed for 175 yards and three touchdowns, all in the first half, and Timberline clinched the 3A Narrows League title with a 41-0 win over Shelton. Gabe Gutierrez hooked up with Jonathan Dowell on a 19 yard touchdown pass in the second quarter and Markell Barnes scored twice in the second half.
The Blazers have now won five straight games after a 1-3 start and will face the #6 team out of the Metro League in the playoffs next week.
The Highclimbers fell to 1-8 and will play a week 10 game at Stadium on Friday night.
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Tenino won their first league title since 1986 with a 37-27 win over rival Rochester. Zack Chamberlain rushed for 152 yards and three touchdowns in an instant back and forth classic. The Beavers took the title thanks to their win and Montesano’s 42-14 win over Elma, who could have won the title with a win. Instead Tenino took the #1 seed, Montesano #2, Rochester #3 and Elma #4.
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For the second straight year we were robbed of a three team mini-playoff in the 2A EvCo thanks to Capital’s 38-14 win over River Ridge. The Cougars clinched the #3 seed behind #1 Tumwater and #2 WF West.
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Olympia got the easy win over Yelm but missed out on the playoffs with Bellarmine’s dismantling of Gig Harbor and Central Kitsap’s 28-14 win over South Kitsap.
College volleyball
Evergreen 3, Northwest Christian 1 (27-25, 20-25, 25-23, 28-26) – Recap
Cassidy Watkins racked up 12 kills and Kelsey Delagrange had 39 assists and six blocks and Evergreen kept their slim playoff chances alive with a four set victory over Northwest Christian. The Geoducks must win their next three matches to make it to the CCC postseason.
Men’s basketball
Utah 94, Saint Martin’s 51 – Recap
Saint Martin’s opened up their 2013-2014 campaign with a 94-51 exhibition loss to Division I Utah in Salt Lake City. Ryan Rogers scored 11 points and Will Bond and Rei Jensen added 10 points each for the Saints.
Week 9: Regular Season Comes to a Close With Playoffs on the Line
Halloween messed everything up. I forgot to get the picks from my girls this week. So here is Friday night’s schedule with radio and ScoreCzar predictions but no expert picks from my daughters. Dang.
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Tumwater T-Birds @ Black Hills Wolves
Tumwater Stadium – 7:00 PM – Radio: KGY
ScoreCzar prediction: Tumwater 36, Black Hills 6
Timberline Blazers @ Shelton Highclimbers
Highclimbers Stadium – 7:00 PM – Radio: KMAS
ScoreCzar prediction: Timberline 27, Shelton 3
Rochester Warriors vs. Tenino Beavers
Tenino Stadium – 7:00 PM – Radio: KMNT
ScoreCzar prediction: Rochester 28, Tenino 18
Capital Cougars @ River Ridge Hawks
South Sound Stadium – 7:00 PM
ScoreCzar prediction: Capital 26, River Ridge 12
Olympia Bears vs. Yelm Tornadoes
Ingersoll Stadium – 7:00 PM
ScoreCzar prediction: Olympia 28, Yelm 7
Rainier Mountaineers @ Seton Catholic Cougars
Doc Harris Stadium, Camas – 7:00 PM
ScoreCzar prediction: Rainier 32, Seton Catholic 19
Halloween Scareboard: Cougs Spook T-Birds; Rams Give MT Nightmares; Bears Steal Lions Candy
High school volleyball
Capital 3, Tumwater 1 (25-17, 18-25, 25-21, 25-23)
Centralia 3, River Ridge 0 (25-14, 29-27, 25-16)
Capital went into Tumwater and because of their 3-1 victory over the T-Birds took home the #1 seed to districts out of the 2A EvCo. Both the Cougars and T-Birds finished at 11-1 and 1-1 against each other but Capital won five sets and Tumwater won four sets in their two games and will next face WF West in the District IV playoffs at Black Hills beginning on Thursday. Tumwater draws the #3 seed out of the GSHL.
Girls soccer
Timberline 4, Mount Tahoma 0
North Thurston 4, Lincoln 0
Olympia 1, Bellarmine 0
Aberdeen 3, River Ridge 0
Olympia wrapped up the regular season with a 1-0 win over Bellarmine thanks to a goal in the 76th minute by Jenna Killman. The Bears went 7-3-2 in the 4A Narrows League good enough for second place behind Gig Harbor, who are 7-0-4 with one game left to play.
High school football
North Thurston 41, Mount Tahoma 8
North Thurston scored 34 points in the first quarter and tacked on a touchdown in the third quarter to knock off Mount Tahoma 41-8 at South Sound Stadium. Hayden Maliska scored twice, first on a 65 yard run to open the scoring and a 16 yard run to close the scoring. The Rams are now 5-4 while Mount Tahoma dropped to to 0-9.
College volleyball
Alaska-Anchorage 3, Saint Martin’s 0 (25-21, 25-14, 25-20) – Recap
Men’s soccer
Simon Fraser 1, Saint Martin’s 0 – Recap
Women’s soccer
Northwest Nazarene 1, Saint Martin’s 0 (OT) – Recap
Southern Oregon 3, Evergreen 1 – Recap
Today (10/31): Halloween Soccer, Volleyball, Football
Women’s soccer
Evergreen vs. Southern Oregon – Evergreen Pitch – 4:00 PM
College volleyball
Saint Martin’s vs. Alaska-Anchorage – Capital HS – 7:00 PM
Yes, Saint Martin’s volleyball plays at Capital High School tonight because Marcus Pavilion is being set up for the big fundraiser gala there on Saturday. Good scheduling by everybody involved. With a pair of wins this weekend the Saints could set the program’s all-time win record.
High school volleyball
Capital @ Tumwater – Tumwater HS – 7:00 PM
Tumwater and Capital are separated by just one win and one place in the state rankings (#2 and #3 respectively). The T-Birds are 11-0 in the 2A EvCo and Capital sits at 10-1 with just tonight’s showdown remaining in the regular season. The T-Birds won a classic in their first meeting this season on October 8th. Should be a good one with a big crowd of sugar upped high school students dressed in costume rooting on both schools.
High school football
North Thurston vs. Mount Tahoma – South Sound Stadium – 7:00 PM
It’s the 4-4 Rams, eliminated from the postseason last week by Timberline, against the 0-8 T-Birds. Should be an easy win for the Rams considering that Mount Tahoma has scored just 12 points all season and are coming off a 42-0 loss to previously winless Shelton.
Girls soccer
Olympia vs. Bellarmine – Ingersoll Stadium – 7:00 PM
High School Football Power Rankings: T-Birds Clinch EvCo Title and #1 Ranking
All T-Birds, all season
Four teams have locked up playoff spots but Tumwater is the only team to clinch a league title, the other three have their chance on Friday. Four other teams have a chance at the playoffs and four others have been eliminated. Here is how it breaks down…
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Clinched playoff spots
1. Tumwater T-Birds (8-0, 4-0 2A EvCo)
Last week: #1 (No change)
Previous game: Tumwater 59, River Ridge 0
Next game: @ Black Hills (4-4) – Tumwater Stadium – Friday, 7:00 PM
Notes: Another absolutely dominating performance for Tumwater and all that they have left between them and a perfect regular season is Black Hills in the Pioneer Cup on Friday. They have clinched the 2A EvCo title no matter what happens thanks to their win over WF West two weeks ago.
2. Timberline Blazers (5-3, 4-1 3A Narrows)
Last week: #2 (No change)
Previous game: Timberline 34, North Thurston 7
Next game: @ Shelton (1-7) – Highclimbers Stadium – Friday, 7:00 PM
Notes: The Blazers clinched a playoff spot with their win over rival North Thurston and will likely wrap up the 3A Narrows League title with a win at Shelton this week. The Blazers have won four straight games after their early season swoon that saw them get spanked by Tumwater, make a ton of mistakes in a loss to Olympia and drop a hard fought game to Wilson.
3. Rochester Warriors (6-2, 4-1 1A Evergreen)
Last week: #4 (+1)
Previous game: Rochester 49, Stevenson 27
Next game: @ Tenino (4-4) – Tenino Stadium – Friday, 7:00 PM
Notes: Rochester easily beat Stevenson in a non-league game and will return to the 1A Evergreen with a rivalry game with the league title on the line. The Warriors could finish as low as third in the league with a loss to Tenino so there is a lot on the line in a game that hasn’t been this important since 1996.
4. Tenino Beavers (4-4, 4-1 1A Evergreen)
Last week: #5 (+1)
Previous game: Tenino 39, Hoquiam 32
Next game: vs. Rochester (6-2) – Tenino Stadium – Friday, 7:00 PM
Notes: Tenino is in thanks to their wins over Montesano and Hoquiam in the past two weeks and can win the 1A Evergreen if they beat Rochester and Monte can knock off Elma. They’ll take second with a win and an Elma win and could but will fall to third with a loss. Playing in Tenino is a big advantage for the Beavers.
Still alive for a playoff spot
5. Capital Cougars (3-5, 2-2 2A EvCo)
Last week: #3 (-2)
Previous game: WF West 42, Capital 28
Next game: @ River Ridge (3-5) – South Sound Stadium – Friday, 7:00 PM
Notes: The situation is simple for Capital, win and you’re in. If the Cougars lose and Black Hills pulls off the upset it will be the Wolves. If they lose and Tumwater beats Black Hills, Capital, Black Hills and River Ridge will be tied for third at 2-3 and each will have 1-1 records against each other. Not sure how the tiebreaker would be solved yet, though.
6. Olympia Bears (5-3, 3-2 4A Narrows)
Last week: #8 (+2)
Previous game: Olympia 28, Bellarmine 10
Next game: vs. Yelm (3-5) – Ingersoll Stadium – Friday, 7:00 PM
Notes: With their season on the line, Olympia came up HUGE with a dismantling of Bellarmine. The Bears have the most complicated playoff scenario and I can’t even begin to break it down to an easily understandable couple of lines so I will just refer you to The Olympian.
7. Black Hills (4-4, 2-2 2A EvCo)
Last week: #7 (No change)
Previous game: Black Hills 45, Centralia 20
Next game: vs. Tumwater (8-0) – Tumwater Stadium – Friday, 7:00 PM
Notes: No matter what happens in their game against Tumwater, they need one thing to happen: River Ridge needs to beat Capital. There is no other way for them to make the playoffs. With a loss and a River Ridge win, they would be in a three way tie for third at 2-3. If they pull the huge Pioneer Cup upset with a River Ridge win, they end up as the #3 seed outright.
8. River Ridge (4-4, 1-3 2A EvCo)
Last week: #9 (+1)
Previous game: Tumwater 59, River Ridge 0
Next game: vs. Capital (3-5) – South Sound Stadium – Friday, 7:00 PM
Notes: Even with just one win in conference, the Hawks still have some life. They need to beat Capital and hope Tumwater holds serve against Black Hills. The three would be tied at 2-3 with the tiebreaker yet to be determined.
Eliminated from playoff contention
9. North Thurston (4-4, 2-3 3A Narrows)
Last week: #6 (-3)
Previous game: Timberline 34, North Thurston 7
Next game: vs. Mount Tahoma (0-8) – South Sound Stadium – Thursday, 7:00 PM
Notes: With just three playoff spots this year in the 3A Narrows, the Rams are out, which is surprising considering that they looked like a smash mouth team that was an antidote to the speed of the rest of the 3A Narrows. But speed won out and the Rams are only ahead of hapless Shelton and Mount Tahoma.
10. Yelm Tornadoes (3-5, 1-4 4A Narrows)
Last week: #10 (No change)
Previous game: Gig Harbor 56, Yelm 14
Next game: @ Olympia (5-3) – Ingersoll Stadium – Friday, 7:00 PM
Notes: Yelm’s record is actually a bit deceptive: the three teams that they have beaten are just 2-22 combined (Highline 0-8, Stadium 1-7, Shelton 1-7).
11. Shelton Highclimbers (1-7, 1-4 3A Narrows)
Last week: #12 (+1)
Previous game: Shelton 42, Mount Tahoma 0
Next game: vs. Timberline (5-3) – Highclimber Stadium – Friday, 7:00 PM
Notes: Hey! The Highclimbers got the big win nearly doubling their season total for points with their 42-0 dismantling of Mount Tahoma. They can play spoiler against Timberline on Friday but that’s unlikely. They might get a second win when they take on Stadium in week 10.
12. Rainier Mountaineers (1-7, 0-6 1A Evergreen)
Last week: #11 (-1)
Previous game: Montesano 35, Rainier 6
Next game: vs. Seton Catholic (3-4) – Doc Harris Stadium, Camas – Friday, 7:00 PM
Notes: Seven straight losses for the Mountaineers means that they need a win over Seton Catholic on Friday to top their win total from 2012.
Today (10/29): Blazers, Rams Volleyball Battle; Pioneer Cup Times Two
High school volleyball
North Thurston @ Timberline – Timberline HS – 7:00 PM
Black Hills @ Tumwater – Tumwater HS – 7:00 PM
Capital vs. Aberdeen – Capital HS – 7:00 PM
Girls soccer
Tumwater @ Black Hills – Tumwater Stadium – 7:00 PM
Olympia vs. Stadium – Ingersoll Stadium – 7:00 PM
Friday scoreboard: Oly Rolls; Big Day for Geoducks; Highclimbers Earn First Win
USARS Roller Derby National Championships
Oly Rollers 310, Tall City 0
The Oly Rollers shutout Odessa-Midland’s Tall City 310-0 in game one of the United States Roller Sports Roller Derby National Championships in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Oly, the defending champions, moves on to play Seattle’s Antagonist Roller Derby on Saturday at 10:30 Pacific time.
Men’s soccer
Evergreen 3, College of Idaho 0 – Recap
Ethan Sumlin, Brice Boum and Dyson Fowler each scored in Evergreen’s 3-0 win over College of Idaho on Friday afternoon at Evergreen Pitch. Mauricio Sanchez made three saves to earn the shutout and the Geoducks moved into fourth place in the conference at 4-4-2.
Men’s basketball
Evergreen 92, UBC-Okanagan 87 – Recap
Kyle Calhoun hit eight three pointers and finished with 34 points in Evergreen’s 92-87 opening day win over the University of British Columbia-Okanagan in Kamloops, BC. KJ Hong scored 25 points by hitting six three pointers of his own while Michael Potter added 14 points and pulled down 10 rebounds.
College volleyball
Evergreen 3, Oregon Tech 1 (25-23, 26-24, 21-25, 25-14) – Recap
Victoria Love collected 22 kills, Kelsey Delagrange had 40 assists and Brittany Covert made eight blocks in Evergreen’s four set win over Oregon Tech at the CRC Gymnasium. The Geoducks are now 4-14 overall and 3-10 in the CCC, just the second time they have won three or more games in conference since 2007.
High school football
Olympia 28, Bellarmine Prep 10 – The Olympian
Shelton 42, Mount Tahoma 0
Timberline 34, North Thurston 7 – The Olympian
Black Hills 45, Centralia 20
Tumwater 59, River Ridge 0 – Eli Sports
Tenino 39, Hoquiam 32
Rochester 49, Stevenson 27
Gig Harbor 56, Yelm 14
W.F. West 42, Capital 28 – The Olympian
Montesano 35, Rainier 6
Jake Henry rushed for 120 yards and four touchdowns and Brian Nault added a pair of rushing touchdowns in the third quarter to lead the Shelton Highclimbers to their first win of the season, a 42-0 romp over Mount Tahoma at Highclimbers Stadium in Shelton.
Henry did all of his damage on 12 rushes in the first half and carried just one more time the rest of the way. Nault went for 61 yards on seven carries and Gordon Henry amassed 57 yards as the Highclimbers racked up over 285 yards of rushing on the night.
The T-Birds have scored just 12 points all season and lost their top running back midway through the second quarter when Gregg Williams came up lame and was caught from behind on a 67 yard scamper. The T-Birds never seriously threatened again thanks to Nault’s eight tackles for loss.
Before tonight, the Highclimbers had scored just 44 points total. After nearly doubling their points for the season, they are now 1-7 overall and 1-4 in the 3A Narrows League. Meanwhile, Mount Tahoma dropped to 0-8.
Week 8: My 5 Year Old Daughter’s Expert High School Football Picks
Sunshine, flowers and football picks
However, her 2 1/2 year old sister, Rory, went 8-1 last week, her only blemish coming because she picked the T-Birds of Mount Tahoma to beat Timberline after picking the T-Birds of Tumwater to beat Centralia. Sold work, Rory, solid work.
Here is the full week 8 schedule complete with radio information, ScoreCzar’s computer predictions and of course, Addie and Rory’s expert picks…
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Tumwater T-Birds vs. River Ridge Hawks
Tumwater Stadium – 7:00 PM – Radio: Eli Sports
ScoreCzar prediction: Tumwater 31, River Ridge 6
Rory’s pick: T-Birds
Addie’s pick: T-Birds
“T-BIRDS, T-BIRDS WHACK ‘EM WITH YOUR HEADS!” – Rory
“Since the T-Birds are bigger, one is going to *burp* is going to…excuse me…is going to come crashing as fast as it can and swallow the Hawk whole without even chewing it.” – Addie
Timberline Blazers vs. North Thurston Rams
South Sound Stadium – 7:00 PM
ScoreCzar prediction: Timberline 27, North Thurston 10
Rory’s pick: Rams
Addie’s pick: Rams
“GO T-BIRDS GO, GO T-BIRDS GO….I want to sing the song….GO RAMS GO, DON’T LET THEM MURDER YOU SO SO SO!” – Rory
“GOOOO RAMS, GOOOO RAMS, GO RAMS AND BUCK ‘EM, SO SO SO!” – Addie
Capital Cougars vs. WF West Bearcats
Ingersoll Stadium – 7:00 PM – Radio: KELA or KGY
ScoreCzar prediction: WF West 32, Capital 18
Rory’s pick: Bearcats
Addie’s pick: Bearcats
“I want to sing the song dada…GO BEARCATS GO, GO BEARCATS GO! GOODBYE!” – Rory
“One of the Bearcats is going to sneak up on the Cougar and is gonna scare them and roar as loud as they can roar and the other team is going to run away.” – Addie
Rochester Warriors vs. Stevenson Bulldogs
Rochester HS Stadium – 7:00 PM
ScoreCzar prediction: Rochester 30, Stevenson 13
Rory’s pick: Bulldogs
Addie’s pick: Warriors
“BULLDOGS, BULLDOGS GO GO GO! DON’T LET THE SONG BEGIN!” – Rory
“The Warriors are going to put their sword, the Warriors are going to sta…the Warriors are going to say ‘BACK’ and the dogs are going to run away.” – Addie
“I like how non-violent that one ended up.” – Me
Tenino Beavers vs. Hoquiam Grizzlies
Tenino Stadium – 7:00 PM – Radio: KXRO
ScoreCzar prediction: Tenino 27, Hoquiam 10
Rory’s pick: Grizzlies
Addie’s pick: Grizzlies
“I love Grizzlies. I want to sing a song…GO GRIZZLIES GO, EAT THEM UP AND DON’T LET THE SONG BEGIN. GOODBYE!” – Rory
“Because they are going to eat th…daddy, don’t talk with your mouth full…because they are going to eat the Beavers. And then they are going to spit them out. It’s going to be in the wild. But it might land in somebodies face during the game.” – Addie
Black Hills Wolves @ Centralia Tigers
Tiger Stadium, Centralia – 7:00 PM – Radio: Eli Sports
ScoreCzar prediction: Black Hills 31, Centralia 17
Rory’s picK: Tigers
Addie’s pick: Wolves
“Because I think…I want to sing a song. TIGERS GO GO GO, DON’T LET THE SONG BEGIN! GOODBYE!” – Rory
“Because if they are going to do it at night, the Wolves are going to howl extra loud and the Tigers are going to run away.” – Addie
Olympia Bears @ Bellarmine Lions
Memorial Stadium, Tacoma – 7:00 PM – Radio: KITZ
ScoreCzar prediction: Bellarmine 24, Olympia 15
Rory’s pick: Lions
Addie’s pick: Lions
“Is a lion a carnivore? I want to sing a song. GO LIONS GO! GOODBYE!” – Rory
“When one of the Lions is wrestling with one of the Bears, one of the Lions is going to sneak his claw and scratch the Bear.” – Addie
Yelm Tornadoes @ Gig Harbor Tides
Roy Anderson Field, Gig Harbor – 7:00 PM – KGHP
ScoreCzar prediction: Gig Harbor 29, Yelm 8
Rory’s pick: Tides
Addie’s pick: Tornadoes
“I want to sing a song…GO TIDES GO, DON’T LET THE SONG BEGIN IN THE SONG! AND THAT’S ALL, GOODBYE!” – Rory
“When the Tornado goes into the water, it’s going to spin all the water up and then it’s going to spit it back out.” – Addie
Rainier Mountaineers vs. Montesano Bulldogs
Rainier HS Stadium – 7:00 PM
ScoreCzar prediction: Montesano 28, Rainier 8
Rory’s pick: Bulldogs
Addie’s pick: Mountaineers
“I want to sing a song. GO BULLDOGS GO, GO BULLDOGS GO! DON’T LET THE SONG BEGIN! GOODBYE!” – Rory
“I think the Mountaineers are going to set a trap for the bulldogs, a cage and use raw fish for bait, and they will trap the Bulldogs.” – Addie
Shelton Highclimbers vs. Mount Tahoma T-Birds
Highclimbers Stadium – 7:00 PM – Radio: KMAS
ScoreCzar prediction: Shelton 29, Mount Tahoma 0
Rory’s pick: T-Birds
Addie’s pick: T-Birds
“I want to sing the song. T-BIRDS, WHACK ‘EM WITH YOUR HAIR!” – Rory
“Techincally T-Birds have feathers.” – Mommy
“Oh, but I want them to have hair.” – Rory
“Because one of the T-Birds is going to swoop down and grab one of the Highclimbers and the Highclimber is going say ‘put me down, put me down!’ Then when the T-Bird is over the water, he’s going to answer the question and drop him in the water.” – Addie
“You TOLD ME to put you down!” – Me
Oly Sports 