Mountlake Terrace boys 63, Sequim 55
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
(Mountlake Terrace) -- Class 2A Sequim stayed close to 4A Mountlake Terrace for most of the game Tuesday night before the Hawks pulled away for a 63-55 victory.
The Wolves (3-3) will tangle with Vancouver College, an independent Catholic school for boys from British Columbia, in the Mountlake Terrace Holiday Classic Tournament consolation game at 5:30.
O'Dea beat Vancouver College 60-55 in the preliminary varsity game Tuesday.
Mountlake Terrace (4-2) will play O'Dea in the championship game at 7:30 tonight.
Sequim trailed Terrace 7-2 early, but came back and led 15-12 at the first quarter.
The Hawks outscored the Wolves 20-14 in the second quarter to take a 32-29 halftime lead.
Sequim also trailed by 3 at the end of the third quarter, 44-41.
The Wolves tied the game at 44 and closed to within 2 on two different occasions in the final minutes before the Hawks scored the final 6 points of the contest.
Frank Catelli led Sequim with 12 points, Nick Camporini had 11, while John Textor and Nick Camporini had 9 points apiece for the Wolves.
Jacob Champoux led Mountlake Terrace with 17, Zach Karels had 12 and Julian Snow added 10 for the Hawks.
KONP will have live coverage of the Sequim - Vancouver College game beginning at 5:10 with the tipoff at 5:30 online with a click of the Sequim Wolves banner at www.konp.com.
Sequim (55) -- Isaac Yamamoto, Evan Hill, Kenny Meier, Michael Dunning 4, Corbin Webb 6, Nick Camporini 11, John Textor 9, Clancy Catelli 9, Jeremie Oliver 4, Josh McMinn, Frank Catelli 12.
Mountlake Terrace (63) -- Will Powell 8, Martinze Johnson 7, Andrew Eftekhari 5, Kiefer Higgins, Jacob Champoux 17, Mitch Haldane, Zach Karels 12, Nedim Cano, Miles Erickson 0, Ryan Swanstrom 4, Julian Snow 10.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
09 10 Sequim boys hoops game 5 - Sequim 45, Port Angeles 31
Sequim 45, Port Angeles 31
Friday, December 18th, 2009
(Sequim) -- The Sequim boys basketball team broke open a nip and tuck contest in the final quarter Friday night at Rick Kaps Gym, defeating the Port Angeles Roughriders 45-31.
Sequim trailed PA 26-22 with 7 minutes left after Steve Rogers' basket for the Riders.
The Wolves held the Roughriders scoreless for the next 4-and-a-half minutes, taking the lead 27-26 with 5:10 to go on junior Nick Camporini's top of the circle trey.
Consecutive 3 point plays by Sequim, the first by Jeremie Oliver and the second on a putback by Frank Catelli, left Sequim up by 6 with 4:06 to play at 33-26.
Catelli led the Wolves with 10 points.
Oliver had all 9 of his points in the fourth quarter.
The run of 12 straight Sequim points ended with 2:14 left on Rider Antonio Stevenson's driving basket, making it 34-28.
Stevenson was the game's top scorer with 12.
The Wolves finished the contest on a 23-5 run, scoring 25 of their 45 points in the fourth quarter, while holding PA to just 9 in the final stanza.
John Textor paced Sequim with 9 points, while Justin Williams chipped in 6 for Port Angeles.
Port Angeles (3-2, 4-2) broke to an early lead at 7-2 midway through the first quarter and led 13-7 at the first break.
Sequim (3-1, 3-2) tied it at 20 and trailed by 2 going into the fourth quarter 22-20.
Port Angeles travels to Lynden Saturday night for a non-leaguer against the 2A Lions at 5 p.m.
Sequim will be in action next on December 29th and 30th at the Mountlake Terrace Tournament.
Port Angeles (31) -- Justin Williams 6, Antonio Stevenson 12, Kylar Morgan, Tobias Thomas, Jesse Judd, Casey Smith, Nathan Hofer 2, Ian Ward, Colin Wheeler 5, Jace Moses, Ben Lierly, Steve Rogers 5, Troy Martin 1.
Sequim (45) -- Evan Hill, Michael Dunning, Corbin Webb 5, Nick Camporini 8, John Textor 9, Jeremie Oliver 9, Jordan Alcafaras 1, Jayson Brocklesby 1, Frank Catelli 10, Josh McMinn 2.
Friday, December 18th, 2009
(Sequim) -- The Sequim boys basketball team broke open a nip and tuck contest in the final quarter Friday night at Rick Kaps Gym, defeating the Port Angeles Roughriders 45-31.
Sequim trailed PA 26-22 with 7 minutes left after Steve Rogers' basket for the Riders.
The Wolves held the Roughriders scoreless for the next 4-and-a-half minutes, taking the lead 27-26 with 5:10 to go on junior Nick Camporini's top of the circle trey.
Consecutive 3 point plays by Sequim, the first by Jeremie Oliver and the second on a putback by Frank Catelli, left Sequim up by 6 with 4:06 to play at 33-26.
Catelli led the Wolves with 10 points.
Oliver had all 9 of his points in the fourth quarter.
The run of 12 straight Sequim points ended with 2:14 left on Rider Antonio Stevenson's driving basket, making it 34-28.
Stevenson was the game's top scorer with 12.
The Wolves finished the contest on a 23-5 run, scoring 25 of their 45 points in the fourth quarter, while holding PA to just 9 in the final stanza.
John Textor paced Sequim with 9 points, while Justin Williams chipped in 6 for Port Angeles.
Port Angeles (3-2, 4-2) broke to an early lead at 7-2 midway through the first quarter and led 13-7 at the first break.
Sequim (3-1, 3-2) tied it at 20 and trailed by 2 going into the fourth quarter 22-20.
Port Angeles travels to Lynden Saturday night for a non-leaguer against the 2A Lions at 5 p.m.
Sequim will be in action next on December 29th and 30th at the Mountlake Terrace Tournament.
Port Angeles (31) -- Justin Williams 6, Antonio Stevenson 12, Kylar Morgan, Tobias Thomas, Jesse Judd, Casey Smith, Nathan Hofer 2, Ian Ward, Colin Wheeler 5, Jace Moses, Ben Lierly, Steve Rogers 5, Troy Martin 1.
Sequim (45) -- Evan Hill, Michael Dunning, Corbin Webb 5, Nick Camporini 8, John Textor 9, Jeremie Oliver 9, Jordan Alcafaras 1, Jayson Brocklesby 1, Frank Catelli 10, Josh McMinn 2.
09 10 Sequim girls hoops game 6 - Port Angeles 73, Sequim 25
Port Angeles Girls 73, Sequim 25
Friday, December 18th, 2009
(Sequim) -- The Port Angeles girls basketball team kept its undefeated 5-0 record intact with a 73-25 pasting of Sequim Friday night at Rick Kaps Gym.
The Riders led 25-8 at the first quarter and 36-14 at halftime, fueled by 16 first-half points from Jessica Madison.
Madison finished with a game-high 22.
PA had a 57-23 lead at the end of the third quarter and outscored Sequim 16-2 in the final period.
Skylar Jones hit for 12 points for Port Angeles, while Kiah Jones and Alison Knowles added 9 points apiece.
Freshman Rylleigh Zbaraschuk lead Sequim with 11 points and Caitlin Wiker added 6.
The Wolves fell to 0-4 in league play and 0-6 overall.
Sequim's next action is slated for December 29th at the Mark Morris Tournament in Longview.
Port Angeles will travel to Snoqualmie tonight (Saturday) for a non-league contest against Mt Si High School.
Port Angeles (73) -- Kiah Jones 9, Alison Knowles 9, Macy Walker 6, Elise Reid 2, Skylar Jones 12, Jessica Madison 22, Mariah Frazier, Paxton Rodecker 3, Taylyn Jeffers 8, Lauren Aguirre, Kearsten Cox 2.
Sequim (25) -- Taylor Balkan, Bailey Rookard, Lea Hopson 4, Lindsey Soha, Christi Ruiz, Caitlin Wiker 6, Haleigh Harrison 4, Katrina Ignagni, Rylleigh Zbaraschuk 11, Madison Hamer.
Friday, December 18th, 2009
(Sequim) -- The Port Angeles girls basketball team kept its undefeated 5-0 record intact with a 73-25 pasting of Sequim Friday night at Rick Kaps Gym.
The Riders led 25-8 at the first quarter and 36-14 at halftime, fueled by 16 first-half points from Jessica Madison.
Madison finished with a game-high 22.
PA had a 57-23 lead at the end of the third quarter and outscored Sequim 16-2 in the final period.
Skylar Jones hit for 12 points for Port Angeles, while Kiah Jones and Alison Knowles added 9 points apiece.
Freshman Rylleigh Zbaraschuk lead Sequim with 11 points and Caitlin Wiker added 6.
The Wolves fell to 0-4 in league play and 0-6 overall.
Sequim's next action is slated for December 29th at the Mark Morris Tournament in Longview.
Port Angeles will travel to Snoqualmie tonight (Saturday) for a non-league contest against Mt Si High School.
Port Angeles (73) -- Kiah Jones 9, Alison Knowles 9, Macy Walker 6, Elise Reid 2, Skylar Jones 12, Jessica Madison 22, Mariah Frazier, Paxton Rodecker 3, Taylyn Jeffers 8, Lauren Aguirre, Kearsten Cox 2.
Sequim (25) -- Taylor Balkan, Bailey Rookard, Lea Hopson 4, Lindsey Soha, Christi Ruiz, Caitlin Wiker 6, Haleigh Harrison 4, Katrina Ignagni, Rylleigh Zbaraschuk 11, Madison Hamer.
Friday, December 11, 2009
09 10 Sequim boys hoops game 3 - North Mason 55, Sequim 41
North Mason 55, Sequim 41
Tuesday, December 8th, 2009
(Sequim) -- Brett Skogstad and Garrett Burley scored 14 points apiece, leading the North Mason Bulldogs to a 55-41 Olympic League victory over the Sequim Wolves Tuesday night at Rick Kaps Gym.
It was a close first half with 4 ties and 3 lead changes, but North Mason (2-0, 1-0) pulled ahead to stay 17-15 with 4:15 before intermission on a 3-pointer by Dylan Hannafious.
Sequim (1-2, 1-1) trailed by 11 midway through the third quarter, but closed it to 5 at the break, 39-34.
North Mason outscored Sequim 16-7 in the fourth quarter, with Burley hitting 2 triples to put the game out of reach.
John Textor led Sequim with 11 points, while Nick Camporini added 8.
Corbin Webb and Jeremie Oliver added 6 apiece for the Wolves.
John Fullington paced North Mason with 11 points.
Sequim won the boys JV game 52-40.
In girls action at North Mason, the Bulldogs beat the Wolves 53-33.
Sequim will host the Port Townsend Redskins Friday night for a girls and boys basketball doubleheader.
Quarter Scores:
NM - 12 22 39 55
Sq - 9 19 34 41
North Mason (55) -- Kasey Bielec 4, Brett Skogstad 14, A.J. Barker 3, Austin Casteel 1, Dylan Hannafious 6, Jace McMinn, Jesse Frender 2, Garrett Burley 14, John Fullington 11.
Sequim (41) -- Kenny Meier, Michael Dunning 3, Corbin Webb 6, Nick Camporini 8, John Textor 11, Clancy Catelli 5, Jeremie Oliver 6, Jayson Brocklesby, Frank Catelli 2.
Tuesday, December 8th, 2009
(Sequim) -- Brett Skogstad and Garrett Burley scored 14 points apiece, leading the North Mason Bulldogs to a 55-41 Olympic League victory over the Sequim Wolves Tuesday night at Rick Kaps Gym.
It was a close first half with 4 ties and 3 lead changes, but North Mason (2-0, 1-0) pulled ahead to stay 17-15 with 4:15 before intermission on a 3-pointer by Dylan Hannafious.
Sequim (1-2, 1-1) trailed by 11 midway through the third quarter, but closed it to 5 at the break, 39-34.
North Mason outscored Sequim 16-7 in the fourth quarter, with Burley hitting 2 triples to put the game out of reach.
John Textor led Sequim with 11 points, while Nick Camporini added 8.
Corbin Webb and Jeremie Oliver added 6 apiece for the Wolves.
John Fullington paced North Mason with 11 points.
Sequim won the boys JV game 52-40.
In girls action at North Mason, the Bulldogs beat the Wolves 53-33.
Sequim will host the Port Townsend Redskins Friday night for a girls and boys basketball doubleheader.
Quarter Scores:
NM - 12 22 39 55
Sq - 9 19 34 41
North Mason (55) -- Kasey Bielec 4, Brett Skogstad 14, A.J. Barker 3, Austin Casteel 1, Dylan Hannafious 6, Jace McMinn, Jesse Frender 2, Garrett Burley 14, John Fullington 11.
Sequim (41) -- Kenny Meier, Michael Dunning 3, Corbin Webb 6, Nick Camporini 8, John Textor 11, Clancy Catelli 5, Jeremie Oliver 6, Jayson Brocklesby, Frank Catelli 2.
09 10 Sequim boys hoops game 2 - Sequim 61, Klahowya 49
Sequim 61, Klahowya 49
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Friday, December 4th, 2009
(Sequim) -- Sequim scored its first win of the boys basketball season Friday night, defeating the Klahowya Eagles 61-49.
The foul-filled affair at Rick Kaps Gym saw the teams combine to shoot 65 free-throws, Sequim hitting 23 of their 39 attempts, while Klahowya converted 10 of 26 charity tosses.
The Wolves (1-0, 1-1) got an early 12-3 lead and had a 16-7 first quarter advantage after 2 three-pointers by Michael Dunning and another triple by Nick Camporini.
Dunning shared game-high honors with Klahowya's Brandon Neet at 15 points.
Sequim led by 17 at 25-8 with 3:54 left in the first half, before the Eagles managed to close it to 29-18 at halftime.
Klahowya (0-1, 0-2) closed within 7 at 32-25 midway through the third quarter, but Sequim pulled away to lead 45-29 at the third break.
Clancy Catelli added 11 for Sequim and John Textor scored 9 points.
6-5 center Andrew Holm paced Klahowya with 13 points.
Reserves for both squads finished the contest.
Sequim will host North Mason Tuesday night at Rick Kaps Gym.
Klahowya (49) -- Chris Smith 4, Nick Schureman, Brad Harstad, Eli Monette 3, Seth Green, Derris Davis 4, Lenny Hartford, Andrew Holm 13, Brandon Neet 15, Clark Rose 6, Steffen Jeffcoat 4.
Sequim (61) -- Isaac Yamamoto, Evan Hill 2, Kenny Meier 1, Michael Dunning 15, Corbin Webb 6, Nick Camporini 6, John Textor 9, Clancy Catelli 11, Jeremie Oliver 1, Jordan Alcafaras 1, Jayson Brocklesby 6, Frank Catelli 3.
Fouled out: Textor, Monette, Jeffcoat
JV: Sequim 69, Klahowya 25
Girls Game at Klahowya: Klahowya 49, Sequim 29
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Friday, December 4th, 2009
(Sequim) -- Sequim scored its first win of the boys basketball season Friday night, defeating the Klahowya Eagles 61-49.
The foul-filled affair at Rick Kaps Gym saw the teams combine to shoot 65 free-throws, Sequim hitting 23 of their 39 attempts, while Klahowya converted 10 of 26 charity tosses.
The Wolves (1-0, 1-1) got an early 12-3 lead and had a 16-7 first quarter advantage after 2 three-pointers by Michael Dunning and another triple by Nick Camporini.
Dunning shared game-high honors with Klahowya's Brandon Neet at 15 points.
Sequim led by 17 at 25-8 with 3:54 left in the first half, before the Eagles managed to close it to 29-18 at halftime.
Klahowya (0-1, 0-2) closed within 7 at 32-25 midway through the third quarter, but Sequim pulled away to lead 45-29 at the third break.
Clancy Catelli added 11 for Sequim and John Textor scored 9 points.
6-5 center Andrew Holm paced Klahowya with 13 points.
Reserves for both squads finished the contest.
Sequim will host North Mason Tuesday night at Rick Kaps Gym.
Klahowya (49) -- Chris Smith 4, Nick Schureman, Brad Harstad, Eli Monette 3, Seth Green, Derris Davis 4, Lenny Hartford, Andrew Holm 13, Brandon Neet 15, Clark Rose 6, Steffen Jeffcoat 4.
Sequim (61) -- Isaac Yamamoto, Evan Hill 2, Kenny Meier 1, Michael Dunning 15, Corbin Webb 6, Nick Camporini 6, John Textor 9, Clancy Catelli 11, Jeremie Oliver 1, Jordan Alcafaras 1, Jayson Brocklesby 6, Frank Catelli 3.
Fouled out: Textor, Monette, Jeffcoat
JV: Sequim 69, Klahowya 25
Girls Game at Klahowya: Klahowya 49, Sequim 29
09 10 Sequim boys hoops game 1 - Interlake 57, Sequim 48
Interlake 57, Sequim 48
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Monday, November 30th, 2009
(Sequim) -- Ricky Aaron and Zac Johnston combined for 38 points as the Interlake Saints opened the prep basketball season Monday night with a 57-48 non-league victory over the Sequim Wolves.
Aaron had 13 of his 21 points in the second half and Johnson nailed 13 of his 17 after intermission.
Sequim (0-1) started strong, leading 15-9 at the first break and had a 20-13 advantage with 3:53 left in the opening half.
Interlake (1-0) finished the second quarter on a 12-2 run, taking the lead for good on Eric Ritter's trey with 54 seconds before halftime.
The Saints, from the Bellevue School District and the KingCo Conference, led by just two at 40-38 with six minutes to go, but managed to pull away for the win.
Clancy Catelli led Sequim with 17 points, while John Textor paced the Wolves with 10.
The Wolves host the Klahowya Eagles Friday night at Rick Kaps Gym in the Olympic League opener.
Score by Quarter:
Interlake 9 25 38 57
Sequim 15 22 36 48
Sequim (48) -- Michael Dunning 5, Corbin Webb 6, Nick Camporini 6, John Textor 10, Clancy Catelli 17, Jeremie Oliver, Jason Brocklesby 4.
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Monday, November 30th, 2009
(Sequim) -- Ricky Aaron and Zac Johnston combined for 38 points as the Interlake Saints opened the prep basketball season Monday night with a 57-48 non-league victory over the Sequim Wolves.
Aaron had 13 of his 21 points in the second half and Johnson nailed 13 of his 17 after intermission.
Sequim (0-1) started strong, leading 15-9 at the first break and had a 20-13 advantage with 3:53 left in the opening half.
Interlake (1-0) finished the second quarter on a 12-2 run, taking the lead for good on Eric Ritter's trey with 54 seconds before halftime.
The Saints, from the Bellevue School District and the KingCo Conference, led by just two at 40-38 with six minutes to go, but managed to pull away for the win.
Clancy Catelli led Sequim with 17 points, while John Textor paced the Wolves with 10.
The Wolves host the Klahowya Eagles Friday night at Rick Kaps Gym in the Olympic League opener.
Score by Quarter:
Interlake 9 25 38 57
Sequim 15 22 36 48
Interlake (57) -- Eric Ritter 6, Sean Cohen 2, Anel Kovac 3, Ricky Aaron 21, Andy Fordyce 2, Zac Johnston 17, George Kuo 2, Colton Faber 2, John Jamora 2.
Sequim (48) -- Michael Dunning 5, Corbin Webb 6, Nick Camporini 6, John Textor 10, Clancy Catelli 17, Jeremie Oliver, Jason Brocklesby 4.
09 Sequim football game 12 - Lynden 31, Sequim 0
Lynden 31, Sequim 0
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Saturday, November 21st, 2009
(Silverdale) -- Lynden feasted upon 5 Sequim turnovers Saturday night that powered the Lions to a 31-0 shutout of the Wolves in the State 2A football quarterfinals.
The 11-1 Lions move to the semifinals next Saturday morning at 10 in the Tacoma Dome against Archbishop Murphy, a 14-7 winner over W.F. West of Chehalis.
The teams struggled to a scoreless tie over the first 20 minutes of the contest, playing in a driving, wind-swept rain at Silverdale Stadium.
Lynden led 7-0 when quarterback Jordan Hastings scored on a 4-yard touchdown run with 5:07 left in the first half.
The Lions' three-play scoring drive was set up at the Sequim 13 after a fumble by Sequim's Drew Rickerson.
Another Sequim fumble, recovered by Lynden at the Sequim 33 with 2 minutes until intermission, led to the Lions second score.
Hastings hit Blair Bomber with a 19-yard touchdown strike, putting the Whatcom County club up 14-0 at halftime.
Lynden had 70 yards at halftime, while Sequim was held to 55 yards.
Sequim avoided a disaster after a second half opening Rickerson fumble that gave Lynden the ball at the Sequim 3.
The Wolves held Lynden out of the end zone, the Lions settling for a 20-yard Santiago Lopez field goal that made it 17-0 with 10:12 left in the third quarter.
Sequim got a break midway through the third period, when Chris Goss recovered a Bomber fumble at the Lynden 24.
The Wolves could not take advantage and turned the ball over on downs after Rickerson's fourth-down pass fell incomplete at the Lynden 20.
The Lions administered a 6-play, 80-yard drive that broke the game open, the final dagger a 52-yard Hastings quarterback keeper with 44 seconds left in the third quarter, boosting the Lynden lead to 24-0.
Reserve quarterback Nyles Varner scored the final Lynden TD with 2:35 left on a
6-yard run for the final 31-0 margin.
Sequim's Rickerson was held to 4 of 16 passing for 19 yards and an interception.
Lynden's Hastings was 5 of 15 for 35 yards and one touchdown. He added 125 rushing yards on 23 carries and a touchdown.
Sequim running back Travis Decker had 72 yards on 16 carries.
Lynden outgained Sequim 195-124.
Sequim finishes the season with a 10-2 mark.
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Saturday, November 21st, 2009
(Silverdale) -- Lynden feasted upon 5 Sequim turnovers Saturday night that powered the Lions to a 31-0 shutout of the Wolves in the State 2A football quarterfinals.
The 11-1 Lions move to the semifinals next Saturday morning at 10 in the Tacoma Dome against Archbishop Murphy, a 14-7 winner over W.F. West of Chehalis.
The teams struggled to a scoreless tie over the first 20 minutes of the contest, playing in a driving, wind-swept rain at Silverdale Stadium.
Lynden led 7-0 when quarterback Jordan Hastings scored on a 4-yard touchdown run with 5:07 left in the first half.
The Lions' three-play scoring drive was set up at the Sequim 13 after a fumble by Sequim's Drew Rickerson.
Another Sequim fumble, recovered by Lynden at the Sequim 33 with 2 minutes until intermission, led to the Lions second score.
Hastings hit Blair Bomber with a 19-yard touchdown strike, putting the Whatcom County club up 14-0 at halftime.
Lynden had 70 yards at halftime, while Sequim was held to 55 yards.
Sequim avoided a disaster after a second half opening Rickerson fumble that gave Lynden the ball at the Sequim 3.
The Wolves held Lynden out of the end zone, the Lions settling for a 20-yard Santiago Lopez field goal that made it 17-0 with 10:12 left in the third quarter.
Sequim got a break midway through the third period, when Chris Goss recovered a Bomber fumble at the Lynden 24.
The Wolves could not take advantage and turned the ball over on downs after Rickerson's fourth-down pass fell incomplete at the Lynden 20.
The Lions administered a 6-play, 80-yard drive that broke the game open, the final dagger a 52-yard Hastings quarterback keeper with 44 seconds left in the third quarter, boosting the Lynden lead to 24-0.
Reserve quarterback Nyles Varner scored the final Lynden TD with 2:35 left on a
6-yard run for the final 31-0 margin.
Sequim's Rickerson was held to 4 of 16 passing for 19 yards and an interception.
Lynden's Hastings was 5 of 15 for 35 yards and one touchdown. He added 125 rushing yards on 23 carries and a touchdown.
Sequim running back Travis Decker had 72 yards on 16 carries.
Lynden outgained Sequim 195-124.
Sequim finishes the season with a 10-2 mark.
09 Sequim football game 11 - Sequim 34, Burlington-Edison 32
Sequim 34, Burlington-Edison 32
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Saturday, November 14th, 2009
(Poulsbo) -- Sequim survived a Burlington-Edison fourth quarter comeback, stopping the Tigers' potential game-tying 2-point conversion as regulation time expired Saturday night, holding on for a 34-32 victory at North Kitsap High School.
The first-round Class 2A state playoff win sends the Wolves to the quarterfinals for the first time in school history next weekend against the defending state champion Lynden Lions.
The quarterfinal game with Lynden will be played at 6 p.m. Saturday night at Silverdale Stadium.
Sequim (10-1) led 34-12 with 10:45 remaining after Travis Decker's third touchdown of the game, but the Tigers made a furious comeback with 20 points in the final period.
Burlington-Edison quarterback Dylan Boe finished a 10-play, 65-yard march with a 10-yard scoring pass to Jake Schifferl at the 8:15 mark, cutting to the lead to 34-19.
Another Tiger drive was capped off by Damon Acoba's 13-yard dash to the end zone, chopping the Sequim advantage to 34-26 with 5:23 left.
Getting the ball back with 1:47 to play, Burlington-Edison drove 65 yards in 12 plays, with Boe hitting
Achilles Wynn near the left pylon on a comeback for a 13-yard score as regulation time expired.
After using multiple wide receiver sets during most of the comeback, B-E returned to the Wishbone formation for the 2-point attempt that could have sent the contest into overtime.
B-E's Acoba's fullback dive was smothered by Thomas Gallagher and a host of purple shirts, sending the Sequim throng into jubilation.
Sequim celebrated early after the Tigers' Cody Larson fumbled the opening kickoff to Frank Catelli at the B-E 29.
Set up by a 16-yard Drew Rickerson quarterback keeper, Decker scored from the 4 on the fourth play for a 7-0 Sequim lead.
Burlington-Edison's 2-time All-State kicker Andrew Furney boomed field goals of 35 and 30 yards to close the score to 7-6 after the first quarter.
The Wolves ran the ball 10 out of 13 plays on an 80-yard drive with Decker racing around left end for a 31-yard score with 9:38 left in the first half, increasing the Sequim advantage to 14-6.
The Tigers Mikey Sanchez found the end zone with 4:14 to go until halftime, chopping it to 14-12.
B-E (8-3) went to the bag of tricks on the conversion attempt with PAT holder Boe flipping the ball to kicker Furney, who was run down by Sequim defenders well short of the goal-line.
With 1:02 left in the half, Sequim's Rickerson hit John Textor on a post pattern for a 59-yard scoring connection.
The Wolves led at halftime 21-12 after blocking a Furney field goal attempt.
Rickerson and Textor connected again for 44 yards on the same play with 5:08 to go in the third quarter, putting Sequim ahead 28-12.
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Saturday, November 14th, 2009
(Poulsbo) -- Sequim survived a Burlington-Edison fourth quarter comeback, stopping the Tigers' potential game-tying 2-point conversion as regulation time expired Saturday night, holding on for a 34-32 victory at North Kitsap High School.
The first-round Class 2A state playoff win sends the Wolves to the quarterfinals for the first time in school history next weekend against the defending state champion Lynden Lions.
The quarterfinal game with Lynden will be played at 6 p.m. Saturday night at Silverdale Stadium.
Sequim (10-1) led 34-12 with 10:45 remaining after Travis Decker's third touchdown of the game, but the Tigers made a furious comeback with 20 points in the final period.
Burlington-Edison quarterback Dylan Boe finished a 10-play, 65-yard march with a 10-yard scoring pass to Jake Schifferl at the 8:15 mark, cutting to the lead to 34-19.
Another Tiger drive was capped off by Damon Acoba's 13-yard dash to the end zone, chopping the Sequim advantage to 34-26 with 5:23 left.
Getting the ball back with 1:47 to play, Burlington-Edison drove 65 yards in 12 plays, with Boe hitting
Achilles Wynn near the left pylon on a comeback for a 13-yard score as regulation time expired.
After using multiple wide receiver sets during most of the comeback, B-E returned to the Wishbone formation for the 2-point attempt that could have sent the contest into overtime.
B-E's Acoba's fullback dive was smothered by Thomas Gallagher and a host of purple shirts, sending the Sequim throng into jubilation.
Sequim celebrated early after the Tigers' Cody Larson fumbled the opening kickoff to Frank Catelli at the B-E 29.
Set up by a 16-yard Drew Rickerson quarterback keeper, Decker scored from the 4 on the fourth play for a 7-0 Sequim lead.
Burlington-Edison's 2-time All-State kicker Andrew Furney boomed field goals of 35 and 30 yards to close the score to 7-6 after the first quarter.
The Wolves ran the ball 10 out of 13 plays on an 80-yard drive with Decker racing around left end for a 31-yard score with 9:38 left in the first half, increasing the Sequim advantage to 14-6.
The Tigers Mikey Sanchez found the end zone with 4:14 to go until halftime, chopping it to 14-12.
B-E (8-3) went to the bag of tricks on the conversion attempt with PAT holder Boe flipping the ball to kicker Furney, who was run down by Sequim defenders well short of the goal-line.
With 1:02 left in the half, Sequim's Rickerson hit John Textor on a post pattern for a 59-yard scoring connection.
The Wolves led at halftime 21-12 after blocking a Furney field goal attempt.
Rickerson and Textor connected again for 44 yards on the same play with 5:08 to go in the third quarter, putting Sequim ahead 28-12.
09 Sequim football game 10 - Sequim 33, Fife 14
Sequim 33, Fife 14
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Friday, November 6th, 2009
(Fife) -- Travis Decker scored 5 touchdowns, including a 60-yard run on the first play from scrimmage, as the Sequim Wolves dominated the Fife Trojans 33-14.
Decker finished with 189 yards on 24 carries, despite a swamp-like field and torrential rains at Fife High School.
The Wolves (9-1, 7-0) finish the regular season as Nisqually Olympic League football champions.
Sequim will play the Burlington-Edison Tigers at North Kitsap High School's Viking Stadium in the opening round of the State 2A playoffs next Saturday night at 6.
Decker scored his second TD with 2:38 to go in the opening quarter on a 4-yard run, putting the visitors up 14-0.
Drew Rickerson's quarterback scramble of 21 yards to the Trojans 6-yard line was the key in a 10-play, 47-yard march.
Sequim's John Textor stopped the Trojans with an interception of Fife quarterback Devan Bennion at the Wolves 45.
Sequim's drive to a third score included a 27-yard Rickerson pass to Textor and a 17-yarder to Clancy Catelli.
Decker struck paydirt from the 12 on the first play of the second quarter, outrunning the Fife cornerback to the pylon on a sweep from the T-formation. Sequim 21, Fife 0.
Bennion was intercepted again, this time by Alex Gillis, giving Sequim possession at the Fife 47.
Decker scored on the seventh play from 3 yards as Sequim led 27-0 at halftime.
Opening the second half, Rickerson fumbled to Fife's Forrest Hazen at the Sequim 10.
Alex Rohrer scored from the 3 on the third play, cutting the lead to 27-7.
The Sequim regulars finished their work for the night on Decker's 9-yard dash with 8:18 left, up 33-7.
Bennion scored the last Fife TD on a 1-yard run with 1:02 remaining.
Sequim's Rickerson completed 15 of 30 passes for 156 yards.
Fife's Bennion connected on just 1 of 17 passing for 5 yards with 3 interceptions.
The Wolves defense held Fife to zero net yards and no first downs in the opening half, as Sequim had a 383 to 75 advantage in total yards.
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Friday, November 6th, 2009
(Fife) -- Travis Decker scored 5 touchdowns, including a 60-yard run on the first play from scrimmage, as the Sequim Wolves dominated the Fife Trojans 33-14.
Decker finished with 189 yards on 24 carries, despite a swamp-like field and torrential rains at Fife High School.
The Wolves (9-1, 7-0) finish the regular season as Nisqually Olympic League football champions.
Sequim will play the Burlington-Edison Tigers at North Kitsap High School's Viking Stadium in the opening round of the State 2A playoffs next Saturday night at 6.
Decker scored his second TD with 2:38 to go in the opening quarter on a 4-yard run, putting the visitors up 14-0.
Drew Rickerson's quarterback scramble of 21 yards to the Trojans 6-yard line was the key in a 10-play, 47-yard march.
Sequim's John Textor stopped the Trojans with an interception of Fife quarterback Devan Bennion at the Wolves 45.
Sequim's drive to a third score included a 27-yard Rickerson pass to Textor and a 17-yarder to Clancy Catelli.
Decker struck paydirt from the 12 on the first play of the second quarter, outrunning the Fife cornerback to the pylon on a sweep from the T-formation. Sequim 21, Fife 0.
Bennion was intercepted again, this time by Alex Gillis, giving Sequim possession at the Fife 47.
Decker scored on the seventh play from 3 yards as Sequim led 27-0 at halftime.
Opening the second half, Rickerson fumbled to Fife's Forrest Hazen at the Sequim 10.
Alex Rohrer scored from the 3 on the third play, cutting the lead to 27-7.
The Sequim regulars finished their work for the night on Decker's 9-yard dash with 8:18 left, up 33-7.
Bennion scored the last Fife TD on a 1-yard run with 1:02 remaining.
Sequim's Rickerson completed 15 of 30 passes for 156 yards.
Fife's Bennion connected on just 1 of 17 passing for 5 yards with 3 interceptions.
The Wolves defense held Fife to zero net yards and no first downs in the opening half, as Sequim had a 383 to 75 advantage in total yards.
09 Sequim football game 9 - Sequim 55, Washington 21
Sequim 55, Washington 21
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Friday, October 30th, 2009
(Sequim) – Sequim returner Alex Gillis found the end zone on an 85-yard opening kickoff return and a first quarter 45-yard punt return that propelled the Wolves to a 55-21 Nisqually Olympic League triumph over the Washington Patriots.
The victory, along with North Mason’s 38-23 win over Fife, clinched the league’s number one seed into the state playoffs for Sequim.
Sequim’s regular season finale is next week at Fife, a 38-23 loser to North Mason, with a first-round state matchup looming with the number three seed from the Northwest District on November 13th or 14th at either Silverdale Stadium or Viking Stadium in Poulsbo.
The quick striking Wolves (8-1, 6-0) scored 4 touchdowns in the opening 6 minutes Friday in a game played on a relatively dry Sequim field, without the appearance of rain or wind.
Gillis caught Perry Rooks’ opening kickoff with a full head of steam at the 15, flying through excellent center return blocking and cruising 85 yards to a score.
Mitch Koonz kicked the first of his 4 PAT’s, giving Sequim a 7-0 lead just 13 seconds into the game.
Sequim tackles Thomas Gallagher and Roman Turner dominated the defensive line of scrimmage, holding Washington to three plays and out on its first three drives.
The Wolves scored again just 77 seconds later on a 49-yard run by running back Travis Decker, a jaunt that pushed the senior over the 1000 yard barrier.
Quarterback Drew Rickerson scored the 2-point conversion for a 15-0 advantage.
Sequim’s Clancy Catelli tackled Washington punter Sergey Yevchev at the Patriots 2 after a bobbled high snap, leading to another Sequim score -- a 2-yard pass from Rickerson to John Textor -- boosting the Sequim lead to 22-0 with 8:44 left in the opening quarter.
Washington was forced to punt again from its own 5, as Yevchev’s boot was grabbed by Gillis at the Patriots 45 with the senior angling to the right sideline, evading a tackle at the 15 and scoring his second TD of the night and third of the season.
The Wolves led 29-0 with just 5 minutes and 53 seconds elapsed on the clock.
After an interception halted the next Patriots drive, Sequim took over at its own 45.
Rickerson hit Textor on a drag across the middle and the elusive senior evaded 4 tackles, rambling 50 yards down the right sideline to the Washington 5.
Rickerson hit Clancy Catelli for a 1-yard touchdown pass on the third play of the drive as time expired in the first quarter and a 29-0 Sequim bulge after Frank Catelli’s PAT.
Sequim scored three more times in the second quarter – on a 22-yard Decker run, a 35-yard Frank Catelli quarterback keeper and a 3-yard run by Stephen Stilts - for a 55-0 halftime lead.
Sequim Coach Erik Wiker substituted liberally beginning early in the second quarter.
The Patriots scored three times in the second half against Sequim reserves – two touchdowns by Yevchev and another by wingback Eli Weems.
While Sequim visits Fife next week, Washington (2-7, 1-5) hosts winless Klahowya.
Score by Quarters
Was 0 0 7 14 21
Seq 36 19 0 0 55
First Quarter
Seq – Alex Gillis 85 kickoff return (Mitch Koonz kick)
Seq – Travis Decker 49 run (Drew Rickerson run)
Seq – John Textor 2 pass from Rickerson (Koonz kick)
Seq – Gillis 45 punt return (Koonz kick)
Seq – Clancy Catelli 2 pass from Rickerson (Frank Catelli kick)
Second Quarter
Seq – Decker 22 run (kick failed)
Seq – Frank Catelli 35 run (Koonz kick)
Third Quarter
Was – Sergey Yevchev 12 run (Perry Rooks kick)
Fourth Quarter
Was – Eli Weems 23 run (Rooks kick)
Was – Yevchev 26 run (Rooks kick)
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Friday, October 30th, 2009
(Sequim) – Sequim returner Alex Gillis found the end zone on an 85-yard opening kickoff return and a first quarter 45-yard punt return that propelled the Wolves to a 55-21 Nisqually Olympic League triumph over the Washington Patriots.
The victory, along with North Mason’s 38-23 win over Fife, clinched the league’s number one seed into the state playoffs for Sequim.
Sequim’s regular season finale is next week at Fife, a 38-23 loser to North Mason, with a first-round state matchup looming with the number three seed from the Northwest District on November 13th or 14th at either Silverdale Stadium or Viking Stadium in Poulsbo.
The quick striking Wolves (8-1, 6-0) scored 4 touchdowns in the opening 6 minutes Friday in a game played on a relatively dry Sequim field, without the appearance of rain or wind.
Gillis caught Perry Rooks’ opening kickoff with a full head of steam at the 15, flying through excellent center return blocking and cruising 85 yards to a score.
Mitch Koonz kicked the first of his 4 PAT’s, giving Sequim a 7-0 lead just 13 seconds into the game.
Sequim tackles Thomas Gallagher and Roman Turner dominated the defensive line of scrimmage, holding Washington to three plays and out on its first three drives.
The Wolves scored again just 77 seconds later on a 49-yard run by running back Travis Decker, a jaunt that pushed the senior over the 1000 yard barrier.
Quarterback Drew Rickerson scored the 2-point conversion for a 15-0 advantage.
Sequim’s Clancy Catelli tackled Washington punter Sergey Yevchev at the Patriots 2 after a bobbled high snap, leading to another Sequim score -- a 2-yard pass from Rickerson to John Textor -- boosting the Sequim lead to 22-0 with 8:44 left in the opening quarter.
Washington was forced to punt again from its own 5, as Yevchev’s boot was grabbed by Gillis at the Patriots 45 with the senior angling to the right sideline, evading a tackle at the 15 and scoring his second TD of the night and third of the season.
The Wolves led 29-0 with just 5 minutes and 53 seconds elapsed on the clock.
After an interception halted the next Patriots drive, Sequim took over at its own 45.
Rickerson hit Textor on a drag across the middle and the elusive senior evaded 4 tackles, rambling 50 yards down the right sideline to the Washington 5.
Rickerson hit Clancy Catelli for a 1-yard touchdown pass on the third play of the drive as time expired in the first quarter and a 29-0 Sequim bulge after Frank Catelli’s PAT.
Sequim scored three more times in the second quarter – on a 22-yard Decker run, a 35-yard Frank Catelli quarterback keeper and a 3-yard run by Stephen Stilts - for a 55-0 halftime lead.
Sequim Coach Erik Wiker substituted liberally beginning early in the second quarter.
The Patriots scored three times in the second half against Sequim reserves – two touchdowns by Yevchev and another by wingback Eli Weems.
While Sequim visits Fife next week, Washington (2-7, 1-5) hosts winless Klahowya.
Score by Quarters
Was 0 0 7 14 21
Seq 36 19 0 0 55
First Quarter
Seq – Alex Gillis 85 kickoff return (Mitch Koonz kick)
Seq – Travis Decker 49 run (Drew Rickerson run)
Seq – John Textor 2 pass from Rickerson (Koonz kick)
Seq – Gillis 45 punt return (Koonz kick)
Seq – Clancy Catelli 2 pass from Rickerson (Frank Catelli kick)
Second Quarter
Seq – Decker 22 run (kick failed)
Seq – Frank Catelli 35 run (Koonz kick)
Third Quarter
Was – Sergey Yevchev 12 run (Perry Rooks kick)
Fourth Quarter
Was – Eli Weems 23 run (Rooks kick)
Was – Yevchev 26 run (Rooks kick)
09 Sequim football game 8 - Sequim 41, Eatonville 6
Sequim 41, Eatonville 6
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Friday, October 23rd, 2009
(Sequim) -- Drew Rickerson threw 2 touchdown passes and Travis Decker ran for 2 more scores as the Sequim Wolves beat the Eatonville Cruisers Friday night 41-6.
Coach Erik Wiker recorded his 50th victory as Sequim head football coach as the Wolves improved to 7-1 overall and 5-0 in Nisqually Olympic League play.
The Wolves took the opening possession of the game and drove 76 yards in 12 plays, as Decker punched it in from the Eatonville 1.
Frank Catelli's PAT made it 7-0 Sequim with 8:03 left in the first quarter.
Eatonville responded with a scoring drive of its own, chewing up almost 7 1/2 minutes, capped off with an 11-yard scoring pass from Nick Fairhart to Maurice LaPointe.
Frank Catelli blocked the Cruisers' extra point attempt, leaving the hosts up 7-6 with 42 seconds remaining in the opening quarter.
It took the Wolves just three plays to score again, thanks to a 59-yard run by Decker to the Eatonville 6.
Joey Hall found paydirt from the Eatonville 2 for the 13-6 Sequim advantage.
Sequim increased its lead before intermission with Decker finding the end zone on a 2-yard run with 1:58 left.
Clancy Catelli threw the 2-point pass to his brother Frank, giving the Wolves a 21-6 lead.
Clancy had two interceptions on defense.
Sequim scored once in the third quarter on a 15-yard pass from Rickerson to John Textor.
In the fourth quarter, Rickerson connected with Clancy Catelli for a 29-yard strike with 6:48 left to increase the lead to 35-6.
Frank Catelli rounded out the tally on a 3-yard TD pass to Tommy Sund for the final score of 41-6 with 2:11 remaining.
Rickerson was 14 of 23 passing for 132 yards and 2 touchdowns, with one interception.
Travis Decker rushed 23 times for 223 yards and 2 scores.
Sequim (7-1, 5-0) host the Washington Patriots (2-4, 1-6) next Friday at Sequim High School.
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Friday, October 23rd, 2009
(Sequim) -- Drew Rickerson threw 2 touchdown passes and Travis Decker ran for 2 more scores as the Sequim Wolves beat the Eatonville Cruisers Friday night 41-6.
Coach Erik Wiker recorded his 50th victory as Sequim head football coach as the Wolves improved to 7-1 overall and 5-0 in Nisqually Olympic League play.
The Wolves took the opening possession of the game and drove 76 yards in 12 plays, as Decker punched it in from the Eatonville 1.
Frank Catelli's PAT made it 7-0 Sequim with 8:03 left in the first quarter.
Eatonville responded with a scoring drive of its own, chewing up almost 7 1/2 minutes, capped off with an 11-yard scoring pass from Nick Fairhart to Maurice LaPointe.
Frank Catelli blocked the Cruisers' extra point attempt, leaving the hosts up 7-6 with 42 seconds remaining in the opening quarter.
It took the Wolves just three plays to score again, thanks to a 59-yard run by Decker to the Eatonville 6.
Joey Hall found paydirt from the Eatonville 2 for the 13-6 Sequim advantage.
Sequim increased its lead before intermission with Decker finding the end zone on a 2-yard run with 1:58 left.
Clancy Catelli threw the 2-point pass to his brother Frank, giving the Wolves a 21-6 lead.
Clancy had two interceptions on defense.
Sequim scored once in the third quarter on a 15-yard pass from Rickerson to John Textor.
In the fourth quarter, Rickerson connected with Clancy Catelli for a 29-yard strike with 6:48 left to increase the lead to 35-6.
Frank Catelli rounded out the tally on a 3-yard TD pass to Tommy Sund for the final score of 41-6 with 2:11 remaining.
Rickerson was 14 of 23 passing for 132 yards and 2 touchdowns, with one interception.
Travis Decker rushed 23 times for 223 yards and 2 scores.
Sequim (7-1, 5-0) host the Washington Patriots (2-4, 1-6) next Friday at Sequim High School.
09 Sequim football game 7 - Sequim 28, North Mason 12
Sequim 28, North Mason 12
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Friday, October 16th, 2009
(Belfair) -- Sequim took advantage of 7 North Mason turnovers on a rainy Friday night in Belfair, coming up with a 28-13 victory over the Bulldogs and sole possession of first place in the Nisqually Olympic League football standings.
North Mason's Tim Winslow returned the opening kickoff to the Sequim 27, where a hit by the Wolves' Issac Yamamoto knocked the pigskin loose and Jeremie Oliver recovered for Sequim.
On the game's first scrimmage play, running back Travis Decker swept over the right side for a 27-yard touchdown run.
Freshman Mitch Koonz hit the PAT for a 7-0 advantage just 14 seconds into the contest.
Late in the second quarter, Sequim's Preston McFarlen recovered Bulldog quarterback Josh Lopez's fumble at the North Mason 28.
On the fourth play of the ensuing drive, Joey Hall ran 1 yard to paydirt, increasing the Wolves lead to 14-0 after Frank Catelli's PAT with 4:57 to go until intermission.
North Mason made it interesting in the third quarter.
The Bulldogs (6-1) intercepted Sequim quarterback Drew Rickerson at the Wolves 30 in the opening minute of the second half.
Josh Lopez scored 5 plays later on a 14 yard quarterback keeper to close the gap to 14-7 after Kasey Bielec's PAT with 9:58 left in the third quarter.
Six minutes later, the Bulldogs threatened to pull even on Tevin Williams 7 yard run, but Bielec's extra point missed, leaving Sequim ahead 14-13.
Moving into the final quarter, the Wolves took control by driving 65 yards in 11 plays, capped by an 11-yard fade pass from Rickerson to John Textor.
Sequim settled the matter after another North Mason fumble with Jeremie Oliver hitting the end zone on a 30-yard run, boosting the Wolves final advantage to 28-13.
Sequim (6-1) hosts Eatonville, a 17-12 winner over Fife, next Friday for Homecoming at Sequim High School.
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Friday, October 16th, 2009
(Belfair) -- Sequim took advantage of 7 North Mason turnovers on a rainy Friday night in Belfair, coming up with a 28-13 victory over the Bulldogs and sole possession of first place in the Nisqually Olympic League football standings.
North Mason's Tim Winslow returned the opening kickoff to the Sequim 27, where a hit by the Wolves' Issac Yamamoto knocked the pigskin loose and Jeremie Oliver recovered for Sequim.
On the game's first scrimmage play, running back Travis Decker swept over the right side for a 27-yard touchdown run.
Freshman Mitch Koonz hit the PAT for a 7-0 advantage just 14 seconds into the contest.
Late in the second quarter, Sequim's Preston McFarlen recovered Bulldog quarterback Josh Lopez's fumble at the North Mason 28.
On the fourth play of the ensuing drive, Joey Hall ran 1 yard to paydirt, increasing the Wolves lead to 14-0 after Frank Catelli's PAT with 4:57 to go until intermission.
North Mason made it interesting in the third quarter.
The Bulldogs (6-1) intercepted Sequim quarterback Drew Rickerson at the Wolves 30 in the opening minute of the second half.
Josh Lopez scored 5 plays later on a 14 yard quarterback keeper to close the gap to 14-7 after Kasey Bielec's PAT with 9:58 left in the third quarter.
Six minutes later, the Bulldogs threatened to pull even on Tevin Williams 7 yard run, but Bielec's extra point missed, leaving Sequim ahead 14-13.
Moving into the final quarter, the Wolves took control by driving 65 yards in 11 plays, capped by an 11-yard fade pass from Rickerson to John Textor.
Sequim settled the matter after another North Mason fumble with Jeremie Oliver hitting the end zone on a 30-yard run, boosting the Wolves final advantage to 28-13.
Sequim (6-1) hosts Eatonville, a 17-12 winner over Fife, next Friday for Homecoming at Sequim High School.
09 Sequim football game 6 - Sequim 49, Kingston 7
Sequim 49, Kingston 7
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Friday, October 9th, 2009
(Sequim) -- Two kicking game mishaps by Kingston helped Sequim to an early lead as the Wolves walloped the winless Buccaneers 49-6 Friday night.
The Sequim win, combined with North Mason's 42-22 victory over Steilacoom, sets up a matchup between the Wolves (5-1, 3-0) and the undefeated Bulldogs (6-0, 3-0) next Friday in Belfair.
A 3-yard punt by Kingston's Ian Chaussee gave Sequim its opening possession at the Kingston 24.
Running back Travis Decker toured the left side of the Buccaneers defense for the first of four touchdowns on a 24-yard run.
Frank Catelli's conversion run gave the hosts an 8-0 lead with 9:56 left in the opening quarter.
Forcing Kingston to punt again, Chaussee mishandled the snap and the Wolves coverage chased it out-of-bounds at the Kingston 2.
Decker scored from the 1 on the second play of the drive for a 15-0 Sequim advantage at the 7:45 mark of the first period after Frank Catelli hit the first of 4 PAT's.
Sequim visited paydirt for a third time with 57 seconds left in the first quarter when Drew Rickerson connected with Joel Anastasi on a 22-yard touchdown pass for a 22-0 Wolves bulge.
The Wolves increased their advantage to 29-0 with 7:46 left in the half on Drew Rickerson's 25 yard run.
Sequim's halftime lead was 35-0 after Decker scored from 10 yards just 57 seconds before intermission.
The Wolves opened the second half with a 3-play, 52-yard drive in 55 seconds, culminated with Decker's quick hitting 35-yard touchdown sprint for a 42-0 lead.
Two plays later, Kingston quarterback Tucker Bowman fumbled with Frank Catelli recovering for Sequim at the Bucs 13.
The mercy rule was triggered two plays later after Rickerson's 12-yard scoring pass to John Textor, putting Sequim up 49-0 with 10 minutes left in the third quarter.
Kingston avoided the shutout by driving 56 yards in 13 plays, hitting the end zone on 4th and Goal on Travis Schriner's 5-yard thrust with 1:26 left.
Travis Decker finished with 98 yards on 9 carries and 4 TD's.
Drew Rickerson completed 8 of 16 passes for 155 yards and 2 touchdowns.
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Friday, October 9th, 2009
(Sequim) -- Two kicking game mishaps by Kingston helped Sequim to an early lead as the Wolves walloped the winless Buccaneers 49-6 Friday night.
The Sequim win, combined with North Mason's 42-22 victory over Steilacoom, sets up a matchup between the Wolves (5-1, 3-0) and the undefeated Bulldogs (6-0, 3-0) next Friday in Belfair.
A 3-yard punt by Kingston's Ian Chaussee gave Sequim its opening possession at the Kingston 24.
Running back Travis Decker toured the left side of the Buccaneers defense for the first of four touchdowns on a 24-yard run.
Frank Catelli's conversion run gave the hosts an 8-0 lead with 9:56 left in the opening quarter.
Forcing Kingston to punt again, Chaussee mishandled the snap and the Wolves coverage chased it out-of-bounds at the Kingston 2.
Decker scored from the 1 on the second play of the drive for a 15-0 Sequim advantage at the 7:45 mark of the first period after Frank Catelli hit the first of 4 PAT's.
Sequim visited paydirt for a third time with 57 seconds left in the first quarter when Drew Rickerson connected with Joel Anastasi on a 22-yard touchdown pass for a 22-0 Wolves bulge.
The Wolves increased their advantage to 29-0 with 7:46 left in the half on Drew Rickerson's 25 yard run.
Sequim's halftime lead was 35-0 after Decker scored from 10 yards just 57 seconds before intermission.
The Wolves opened the second half with a 3-play, 52-yard drive in 55 seconds, culminated with Decker's quick hitting 35-yard touchdown sprint for a 42-0 lead.
Two plays later, Kingston quarterback Tucker Bowman fumbled with Frank Catelli recovering for Sequim at the Bucs 13.
The mercy rule was triggered two plays later after Rickerson's 12-yard scoring pass to John Textor, putting Sequim up 49-0 with 10 minutes left in the third quarter.
Kingston avoided the shutout by driving 56 yards in 13 plays, hitting the end zone on 4th and Goal on Travis Schriner's 5-yard thrust with 1:26 left.
Travis Decker finished with 98 yards on 9 carries and 4 TD's.
Drew Rickerson completed 8 of 16 passes for 155 yards and 2 touchdowns.
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09 Sequim football game 5 -- Sequim 47, Klahowya 0
Sequim 47, Klahowya 0
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Friday, October 2nd, 2009
(Silverdale) -- Travis Decker scored 4 touchdowns as the Sequim Wolves roared to a 47-0 Nisqually Olympic League victory over the Klahowya Eagles Friday night at Silverdale Stadium.
Klahowya had four turnovers in the opening period -- three on Alex Gillis interceptions of quarterback Nick Duby and a fumble recovery by Jeremie Oliver.
The Eagle miscues put Sequim in field position to score five touchdowns with just 17 scrimmage plays and a 33-0 first quarter advantage.
Sequim quarterback Drew Rickerson completed 9 of 11 passes for 162 yards and 4 touchdowns.
The scoring tosses were a 17-yarder to Decker, a 23-yard strike to Joel Anastasi, a 1-yard flip to Jeremie Oliver and a 14-yarder to Clancy Catelli, the final TD pass just 9 seconds into the second quarter.
The Wolves final TD came on the first play of the second half when Decker traversed the left side of the Eagles' defense for 72 yards and a touchdown.
The 47-0 Sequim lead triggered the new mercy rule with the final 23 minutes and 23 seconds of the contest played with a running clock.
Sequim (2-0, 4-1) hosts Kingston next Friday night, while Klahowya (0-2, 0-5) travels to Fife.
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Friday, October 2nd, 2009
(Silverdale) -- Travis Decker scored 4 touchdowns as the Sequim Wolves roared to a 47-0 Nisqually Olympic League victory over the Klahowya Eagles Friday night at Silverdale Stadium.
Klahowya had four turnovers in the opening period -- three on Alex Gillis interceptions of quarterback Nick Duby and a fumble recovery by Jeremie Oliver.
The Eagle miscues put Sequim in field position to score five touchdowns with just 17 scrimmage plays and a 33-0 first quarter advantage.
Sequim quarterback Drew Rickerson completed 9 of 11 passes for 162 yards and 4 touchdowns.
The scoring tosses were a 17-yarder to Decker, a 23-yard strike to Joel Anastasi, a 1-yard flip to Jeremie Oliver and a 14-yarder to Clancy Catelli, the final TD pass just 9 seconds into the second quarter.
The Wolves final TD came on the first play of the second half when Decker traversed the left side of the Eagles' defense for 72 yards and a touchdown.
The 47-0 Sequim lead triggered the new mercy rule with the final 23 minutes and 23 seconds of the contest played with a running clock.
Sequim (2-0, 4-1) hosts Kingston next Friday night, while Klahowya (0-2, 0-5) travels to Fife.
09 Sequim football game 4 -- Sequim 26, Steilacoom 10
Sequim 26, Steilacoom 10
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Friday, September 25, 2009
(Steilacoom) -- Sequim's football team spoiled the debut of a revamped Steilacoom High School stadium Friday night with a 26-10 win over the Sentinels.
The stadium project included the installation of rubber-filled turf on the football and baseball fields, the replacement of the track, plus a new press box and bench seating.
The Wolves trailed 10-6 late in the third quarter and drove 55 yards in 7 plays, getting the go-ahead score on a 27-yard pass from Drew Rickerson to Clancy Catelli, putting the visitors up 12-10.
Rickerson completed 13 of 21 passes for 144 yards and a touchdown with one interception.
Catelli, who suffered an ankle sprain last Saturday night against Cascade Christian, also had a pass interception on defense.
Sequim hit paydirt again to extend its lead to 18-10 with 10:25 left on Rickerson's 2-yard run.
The Wolves finished the scoring on a Travis Decker 1-yard run with just a minute left, Clancy Catelli threw the 2-point pass to John Textor for a 26-10 advantage.
Decker carried 18 times for 99 yards and 2 TD's.
Sequim had the opening drive of the game and took the lead on Decker's 1-yard run.
The PAT was blocked, leaving the score at 6-0 with 9:14 left in the opening quarter.
Steilacoom drove into Sequim territory, but the Sentinels drive was stymied by an interception of quarterback Joey Vela's pass by Alex Gillis at the Sequim 18.
Vela finished 8 of 14 for 101 yards with 2 interceptions.
The Wolves turned the ball back over to the Sentinels when Kris Ortiz intercepted a Drew Rickerson pass at the Sequim 39.
The home team capped a 10-play march to score on Ameer Yarbrough's 1-yard run.
Yarbrough had 13 carries for 29 yards.
Jake McCane's PAT gave Steilacoom a 7-6 advantage with 11:13 left in the first half.
Steilacoom went ahead 10-6 on a 26-yard McCane field goal with 6:09 left in the third quarter.
Sequim outgained Steilacoom 216-198. The Sentinels had a 97-72 advantage in net rushing yards.
Textor had 5 catches for 64 yards for Sequim. Joel Anastasi caught 4 for 32 yards and Jeremie Oliver had 2 grabs for 20 yards, both 4th down conversions.
Steilacoom tight end Kelvin Penn caught 5 passes for 36 yards. Running back Kris Ortiz packed the pigskin 18 times for 80 yards.
Sequim (3-1, 1-0) will be on the road once again Friday in Silverdale for a matchup with the winless Klahowya Eagles, while Steilacoom (0-4, 0-1) hosts Fife.
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Friday, September 25, 2009
(Steilacoom) -- Sequim's football team spoiled the debut of a revamped Steilacoom High School stadium Friday night with a 26-10 win over the Sentinels.
The stadium project included the installation of rubber-filled turf on the football and baseball fields, the replacement of the track, plus a new press box and bench seating.
The Wolves trailed 10-6 late in the third quarter and drove 55 yards in 7 plays, getting the go-ahead score on a 27-yard pass from Drew Rickerson to Clancy Catelli, putting the visitors up 12-10.
Rickerson completed 13 of 21 passes for 144 yards and a touchdown with one interception.
Catelli, who suffered an ankle sprain last Saturday night against Cascade Christian, also had a pass interception on defense.
Sequim hit paydirt again to extend its lead to 18-10 with 10:25 left on Rickerson's 2-yard run.
The Wolves finished the scoring on a Travis Decker 1-yard run with just a minute left, Clancy Catelli threw the 2-point pass to John Textor for a 26-10 advantage.
Decker carried 18 times for 99 yards and 2 TD's.
Sequim had the opening drive of the game and took the lead on Decker's 1-yard run.
The PAT was blocked, leaving the score at 6-0 with 9:14 left in the opening quarter.
Steilacoom drove into Sequim territory, but the Sentinels drive was stymied by an interception of quarterback Joey Vela's pass by Alex Gillis at the Sequim 18.
Vela finished 8 of 14 for 101 yards with 2 interceptions.
The Wolves turned the ball back over to the Sentinels when Kris Ortiz intercepted a Drew Rickerson pass at the Sequim 39.
The home team capped a 10-play march to score on Ameer Yarbrough's 1-yard run.
Yarbrough had 13 carries for 29 yards.
Jake McCane's PAT gave Steilacoom a 7-6 advantage with 11:13 left in the first half.
Steilacoom went ahead 10-6 on a 26-yard McCane field goal with 6:09 left in the third quarter.
Sequim outgained Steilacoom 216-198. The Sentinels had a 97-72 advantage in net rushing yards.
Textor had 5 catches for 64 yards for Sequim. Joel Anastasi caught 4 for 32 yards and Jeremie Oliver had 2 grabs for 20 yards, both 4th down conversions.
Steilacoom tight end Kelvin Penn caught 5 passes for 36 yards. Running back Kris Ortiz packed the pigskin 18 times for 80 yards.
Sequim (3-1, 1-0) will be on the road once again Friday in Silverdale for a matchup with the winless Klahowya Eagles, while Steilacoom (0-4, 0-1) hosts Fife.
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