E — Alex Dreher 27 field goal
U — Cody Zehner 81 run (pass failed)
U — Luke Burbank 3 run (kick blocked)
U — AJ Attaran 17 pass from Tyson Fuehrer (kick blocked)
E — Grady Woodward 10 pass from Cole Hunt (Dreher kick)
E — Woodward 32 pass from Hunt (Dreher kick)
E — Blake Borup 3 run (Dreher kick)
U — Caden Drobinski 23 pass from Fuehrer (Fuehrer run)
U — Zehner 3 run (run failed)
E — Woodward 43 pass from Hunt (Dreher kick)
RUSHING — Eastlake: Blake Borup 9-47, Cole Hunt 5-35, Jack Edmunds 5-6. Union: Cody Zehner 20-135, Chase Lofton 1-(minus 1), Tyson Fuehrer 9-(minus 1), Luke Burbank 4-11, Sincere Scruggs 2-4.
PASSING — Eastlake: Hunt 13-18-2-161, Borup 0-1-0-0; Union: Fuehrer 30-37-2-279.
RECEIVING — Eastlake: Grady Woodward 9-128, Kai Brown 4-33. Union: AJ Attaran 11-130, Caden Drobinski 8-95, Deeso Sakhoeun-Hem 5-35, Toby Smoot 4-16, Zehner 1-(minus 2).
Bellingham 48, Cleveland 14 Cascade Christian 25, Cedar Park Christian (Bothell) 7 Central Catholic, Ore. 24, Bellevue 23 Charles Wright Academy 68, Crescent 0 Colville 47, Rogers (Spokane) 26 Darrington 70, Evergreen Lutheran 8 DeSales 48, Sound Christian 14 Eastlake 35, Union 32 Federal Way 60, Todd Beamer 6 Garfield 26, Lake Stevens 16 Ingraham 24, Ballard 21 Kentridge 14, Auburn Mountainview 0 Morton/White Pass 44, Ilwaco 8 Naselle 38, Quilcene 8 Neah Bay 74, Port Angeles 7 North Creek 41, East Anchorage, Alaska 16 Onalaska 30, Oroville 0 Richland 17, Southridge 16 South Salem, Ore. 34, Liberty 28, OT Sultan 35, Evergreen (Seattle) 6 Vashon Island 21, Fort Vancouver 18
Goals (assists) — O’hu Miles (Maya Woods), Woods (Miles); Goalkeeper saves — Stephanie Leckwold 6. Coach’s standouts — Maddie Cooke, Avery Schilling.
Goals (assists) — Eva Andrews (un), Audrey Dizon (Mya Nguyen); Goalkeeper saves — Ani Qualls 2. Coach’s standout — Courtney Shum.
At Hydrangea Ranch, Tillamook, Ore.; 5,000 meters
Overall winner — Kanoa Blake, Crecent Valley, Ore., 15:45.2.
SKYVIEW (incomplete) — 104, Chester Gardner 20:21.0; 110, Evan Velzy 20:24.4; 120, Oscar Freitas 20:39.0; 187, Anthony Dimmick 23:10.5
KELSO (incomplete) — 128, Jacob Rivera 20:56.1; 158, Will Cheslock 21:48.9; 176, Griffin Denton 22:36.1; 191, Aden Sparman 23:54.8.
Overall winner — Samuel Grice, Washougal, 16:34.7.
WASHOUGAL (168) — 1, Grice 16:34.7; 34, Carson Holmes 19:18.8; 44, Nolan Johnson 19:58.2; 50, Trey Keyser 20:14.1; 66, William Logan 20:35.2.
R.A. LONG (340) — 16, Micah Miner 17:55.1; 29, Juan Orozco Stansbery 18:51.5; 105, Dennis Benediktus 21:35.0; 126, Shaun Jordan 22:22.1; 127, Liam Smith 22:22.3.
HUDSON’S BAY (505) — 22, Adam Williams 18:34.6; 134, Saul Reyes Flores 22:29.9; 147, Brendon Adams 23:12.4; 152, Sylas Allen 23:41.0; 163, Jordon Walker 24:41.8.
At Hydrangea Ranch, Tillamook, Ore.; 5,000 meters
Overall winner — Emily Wisniewski, Crescent Valley, Ore., 17:53.8.
SKYVIEW (192) — 11, Daphne Evenson 19:56.9; 21, Evelyn Reed 20:59.2; 35, Lauren Amato 21:38.9; 64, Alex Bailey 23:08.4; 79, Ava Logue 23:36.8.
Overall winner — Anika Jenson, Molalla, Ore., 19:37.9.
WASHOUGAL (82) — 2, Elle Thomas 19:52.1; 12, Sydnee Boothby 21:26.8; 16, Gracie Perry 22:02.9; 44, Danica Stinchfield 24:10.2; 49, Lauren Filipczak 24:19.0.
HUDSON’S BAY (207) — 33, Miranda Gonzalez 23:09.6; 53, Brandi Damos 24:43.2; 60, Mollie Miller 25:00.2; 62, Kaylyn Wickwire 25:04.0; 87, Shianne Kasinger 27:31.1.
KELSO (267) — 30, Sophia Cheslock 22:49.0; 50, Lily Evans 24:20.3; 93, Madison Fowler 28:21.5; 98, Mia Johnson 28:40.8; 115, Emberlin Homer 29:56.9.
R.A. LONG (289) — 11, Kailey Beaudoin 21:48.4; 54, Kayleigh Spaulding 24:48.4; 102, Elliana Higgins 28:43.3; 122, Ava Williams 31:40.1; 127, Avery Moon 32:37.2.
(Washougal wins on sets tiebreaker 7-6)
Singles — Micah Nelson (P) def. Benjamin Stephenson 6-3, 6-0; Nate Merritt (P) def. Evan Vincent 6-3, 6-3; Alec Laughter (P) def. London Schaffer 0-6, 6-2, 6-1.
Doubles — Evan Elliot/Austin Mattern (W) def. James Marjama/Noah Alfter 6-0, 6-2; Layne Livengood/Luke Livengood (W) def. Nathan Bernardino/Jahlen Miller 6-0, 6-3; Kael Krabberhoff/Tyton Kessinger (W) def. Alex Kozehmyakim/Brayden Peterson 6-4, 6-3.
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