FOOTBALL PREVIEW 2019 FEATURING: Aberdeen • Elma • Hoquiam • Montesano • North Beach Pe Ell-Willapa Valley • Ocosta • Raymond • South Bend • Taholah

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

2019 TWIN HARBORS HIGH SCHOOL P.O. Box 671 Montesano, WA 98563 360-532-4000 EDITOR Mike Lang

The Daily World 315 S. Michigan St. Aberdeen, WA 98520 360-532-4000 PUBLISHER Mike Hrycko EDITOR Doug Barker CONTRIBUTORS Rick Anderson Scott Johnston Hasani Grayson Ryan Sparks SECTION LAYOUT Mark Carlson CIRCULATION MANAGER Amy Husted ADVERTISING SALES Doug Ames Kimberley Oswald CREATIVE STAFF Ranette Johnson

FOOTBALL PREVIEW

FOOTBALL PREVIEW 2019 FEATURING: Aberdeen • Elma • Hoquiam • Montesano • North Beach Pe Ell-Willapa Valley • Ocost a • Raymond • South Bend • Taholah

Contents Aberdeen High School. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 Elma High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9 Hoquiam High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11 Montesano High School . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13 North Beach High School . . . . . . . . . . 16-17 Pe Ell-Willapa Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23 Ocosta High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-25 Raymond High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-27 South Bend High School . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29 Taholah High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 2018 Year in Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 Raymond’s Joseph Villalpando, left, carries the football with Pe Ell-Willapa Valley’s Adam Smaciarz (64) and Trey Ritzman in pursuit on Sept. 14, 2018. PHOTO BY LARRY BALE

Cover photo: Montesano receiver Jordan King (33) makes a touchdown catch against Aberdeen’s Dakota Davis in a game from Aug. 21, 2018. Shawn Donnelly photo

The Daily World

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Selling the Highest Quality Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables; Each Hand Selected and ALL Valued Priced.

WALK-IN

CLINIC

Basic visit: $79 • DOT Exams: $175 Most insurances accepted

360-637-9421 217 N. Boone St. • Aberdeen

Owl Pharmacy

Transfer your prescriptions to us & receive up to $75 in Swanson’s gift cards!

360-533-3294 117 N. Boone St. • Aberdeen

Swanson’s Foods – Hoquiam 915 Simpson Ave. Hoquiam, WA 98550 Phone: (360) 532-6120 Hours: Open Everyday 6am-11pm Swanson’s Foods – Aberdeen 217 North Boone. St. Aberdeen, WA 98520 Phone: (360) 533-3761 Hours: Open Everyday 6am-11pm

For more specials go to SwansonsFoods.com

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

ABERDEEN BOBCATS League: Evergreen 2A • Head Coach: Todd Bridge • Colors: Blue & Gold 2018 Record: 1-8 • Five-Year Record: 10-35 • Stadium: Stewart Field State Titles (Since 1973): None By Rick Anderson For the GH News Group

Stylistically, at least, Aberdeen football will have a new look in 2019. First-year Bobcat head coach Todd Bridge has installed variations of the double-wing offense he used to win a couple of Pacific 2B League championships during a six-year stint at North Beach. Veteran coach Hugh Wyatt, who assisted Bridge at North Beach and has conducted numerous clinics and produced videos on the tightly compressed offense, has joined the AHS staff. Coming off a 1-8 season and shy on experience, the Bobcats won’t be ranked among the favorites in the top-heavy Evergreen 2A Conference. With members of Miller Junior High’s unbeaten 2018 club entering the varsity pipeline, Bridge doesn’t dispute the contention that this season could be the first installment in a longerterm process. But the Bobcats coach is already impressed with the progress he has witnessed in preseason drills. “From what I’ve seen in June and July, the kids’ dedication to learn our

New Aberdeen head coach Todd Bridge

system couldn’t be better,” he said. The Bobcats lack the size to overpower many foes. Bridge, however, doesn’t believe that’s an essential component of the double-wing. “You don’t have to be big, strong bruisers in this type of offense, although it helps,” the Aberdeen coach observed. “You have to be quick, smart and committed to the program.” Senior tailback Morgun Morrow, a strong inside rusher, and junior wingback Connar Sherman, more of slashing-type

speedster, figure to handle a good share of the ball-carrying in the run-oriented attack. The fullback job is up for grabs, with seniors Logan Vasquez and Kole Lewin and junior Garrett Springer in the mix. Eli Brown, an impressive 225-pound freshman, could also fit into the backfield picture. Cody Bemis, a senior who began last season as a wide receiver but eventually converted to quarterback, will likely call signals this year. Josh Fritts, a 230-pound senior, returns at center. He’ll be flanked by senior Dylan Richie and junior Jaden Hoseney at the guards and senior Payton Woodland and sophomore Liam Heikkila at the tackle slots. Junior Tydus Morrow is the projected starter at tight end, with junior Austin Neeley at a wide receiver. Senior placekicker Gio Pisani earned all-conference honorable mention recognition last year. Limiting big plays, an Aberdeen bugaboo in recent years, is perhaps the top defensive priority. “We’ve got to play

2019 Bobcats Sponsored by

301 W. Market Aberdeen 360-533-4113

HASANI GRAYSON | GRAYS HARBOR NEWS GROUP

Aberdeen quarterback Cody Bemis tosses the ball to one of his running backs at practice.

very disciplined, assignment-oriented football on the defensive side,” Bridge stressed, Although the defensive lineup is somewhat unsettled, potential starters include Fritts, Hoseney, Heikkila and Tydus Morrow up front, Woodland, Springer, Richie, Brown and Sherman at linebackers. Morgun Morrow and junior Jeremy Roberts are projected for two of the secondary spots. Aside from Wyatt, the bulk of Bridge’s assistants are holdovers from last year’s AHS staff. They include Joe Fagerstedt, Cory Martinsen, David Tarrence, Gage Martell and Zach Carpenter. Although Black Hills ended Tumwater’s long league-title reign last year, Bridge projects the traditionally powerful T-Birds as the team to beat in the Evergreen 2A Conference. Black Hills and W.F. West of Chehalis (coached by Elma alum Danny Hill) rank as other contenders.

2019 BOBCATS SCHEDULE All times are 7 pm. Subject to change

Sept. 6

Montesano

Away

Sept. 13

Hoquiam

Away

Sept. 20

Elma

Home

Sept. 27

Kelso

Away

Oct. 4

Centralia

Home

Oct. 11

Tumwater

Away

Oct. 18

Black Hills

Away

Oct. 25

Rochester

Home

Nov. 1

WF West

Home

The Daily World

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Josh Fritts

Cody Bemis

2018 RESULTS League: Evergreen 2A Final 2018 record: 1-8, 1-3 8

Montesano

Hoquiam

Elma

Kelso

Centralia

Tumwater

Black Hills

Rochester

WF West

Thursday, September 5, 2019

2019 BOBCATS ROSTER No. Name

Year

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 17 18 19 20 21 15 22 23 24 27 28 30 31 34 38 39 40

So. RB/LB So. RB/DB Jr. RB/LB Sr. SE/DB So. SE/DB So. QB/DE Jr. RB/DB Jr. RB/QB/LB Sr. QB/DB Sr. RB/DB Jr. RB/DB Fr. QB/DB Fr. RB/DB Jr. RB/LB Fr. QB/TE/DE Sr. RB/LB Sr. RB/DB Fr. SE/DB Sr. SE/DB Jr. RB/LB Fr. RB/LB Fr. RB/LB Jr. TE/LB So. RB/DB Fr. RB/LB Sr. RB/LB So. TE/DE Fr. RB/DB Jr. RB/LB

Toby Heggie Drew Lock Ashton Goings Colin Kenoyer Jacobi Kozak Zach Allen Jeremy Roberts Elijah Brown Cody Bemis Patrick Hunt Connar Sherman Kale Goings Trey Anderson Enrique Edmondson Anthony Theriault Ethan Morrill Morgun Morrow Dre Brown Giovanni Pisani Garrett Springer Marcus Bell Jeremy Sawyer Kaiden Schubert Isiah Watson TJ Baller Kole Lewin Nate No Shay Rockwell Jose Mercado

Pos.

No. Name

Year

42 43 44 45 48 50 51 52 60 62 63 64 65 66 68 70 72 73 74 75 77 78 79 80 81 82 84 88

So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. Jr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. So. Jr. So. Sr. Jr. Fr. Jr. So.

Collin Babineau Isai Renteria Isaac Brandt Brandon Newcomb Donovyn Davis Alex Neeley Payton Woodland Dylan Richie Liam Heikkila Jaden Hoseney Mason Sorensen Nathan Ivey Anthony Kallio Josh Fritts Logan Vazquez Sean Housden Daniel Garcia Nathaniel Wright Brett Wilson Jayden Watson Nick Carrasco Seth Brown Tyler Andres Austin Stolen Austin Neeley Luke Hoseney Tydus Morrow Jonas Urbina

Good Luck on the Upcoming Season We are a full-service custom shirt printing business. We offer custom graphics, silkscreening, embroidery & banners to fit your needs.

110 E. Wishkah St â€¢ Aberdeen 360.612.3565 Open 9am-5pm

Pos.

SE/DE TE/LB RB/LB SE/DB TE/DB OL/DL OL/LB OL/LB OL/DE OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/LB OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DE OL/DL OL/DE OL/LB SE/DB SE/LB SE/DE TE/DE RB/DB

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

SUPPORTING YOUR TEAM AT HOME AND ON THE ROAD. Our values aren’t just something we talk about, they’re something we act on. That’s why we support the boys and girls of our community by sponsoring high school athletics. It’s a great way for them to grow and learn the same sense of hard work and integrity that make our town, and Les Schwab, strong.

THREE GRAYS HARBOR LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ABERDEEN 2601 Simpson Ave. 360-538-0100

ABERDEEN EAST 420 E. Heron St. 360-533-3643

ELMA 410 N 3rd St. 360-482-2600

Football Season is Here!!

First Downs to Touchdowns – That’s How We Roll!

Advanced Heating & Air, Inc. Mon-Fri 8AM-5PM New Location: 804 First St., Cosmopolis, WA

360-537-6505

www.advancedheating1.com

The Daily World

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Over 100 years experience

The Same Winning Formula Works for Athletes & Quigg Bros., Inc: • Show up ready to work • Practice; be prepared • Teamwork; be unselfish • Take responsibility for your actions • Focus; know your assignment • Be positive; look for the best in each other • Have fun working together toward a goal • Be a leader at school and in the community • Respect and have class • Finish strong; never give up • Stay drug-free for your health, safety, future and to be eligible for work

www.quiggbros.com

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

ELMA EAGLES League: Evergreen 1A • Head Coach: Ron Clark • Colors: Blue & White 2018 Record: 8-3 • Five-Year Record: 22-27 • Stadium: Davis Field State Titles (Since 1973): 1997 & 2001 (Class 2A) By Hasani Grayson Grays Harbor News Group

With the return of their quarterback and an experienced defense, Elma is looking to make another run to the postseason in its 2019 campaign. The Eagles’ 2018 season came to end with a 40-21 loss to Meridian in the first round of the state playoffs, but head coach Ron Clark thinks he’s got a solid foundation of players to build on going forward. “They seem to be athletic, they can move and their fairly fit. They move fast and they’re experienced,” he said. Cody Vollan will resume duties as signal caller this season after he helped to lead his team to the state playoffs for the first time since 2001. Vollan’s speed and athleticism was a big part of Elma’s offensive approach last season and the same looks to be the case this season. However, in addition to using his legs, Vollan will be asked to use his arm a bit more this season as the Eagles plan to use screen passes and quickly-developing passing routes to get the ball out of the quarterback’s hands before the defense can react. Clark is happy to have last year’s starting quarterback returning to the field, but he will have to make due without last year’s leading rusher, Taitum Brumfield, who graduated after last season. Clark said this season will see more ball carriers getting chances to make plays.

HASANI GRAYSON | GRAYS HARBOR NEWS GROUP

Elma head coach Ron Clark

“We relied on Tatum. Tatum pounded it,” he said. “The ball will be will be distributed more evenly amongst all our running backs, receivers and quarterback.” Vollan’s efforts in the rushing game will be aided by running backs Brady Shriver and Mikia Diacon along with occasional carries from wide receiver Tysen Richardson in Elma’s wing-T offense. Elma’s offensive line will feature fresh faces with all five blockers starting for the first time on varsity. Clark said the instincts of his new linemen will allow them to gel quickly, with hungry young players waiting to see the field at those positions if the starters need any extra motivation. “We have five new starters on the line this year, but they will come together. We’ve got some really good looking sophomores behind them and that’ll help them come together faster.” Special teams is seeing a

Cody Vollan drops back to pass during a drill in practice on Aug 21.

minor shake up this season as well. The graduation of linemen and kicker AJ Hernandez left a void that will be filled by Rodrigo Luna at place kicker. Luna kicked extra points occasionally last season and showed off his accuracy from long range, hitting a 40-yard field goal in a junior varsity game. “We have hopes for Luna. We’ve been blessed with kickers the last few years, so I hope we keep that going,” Clark said. “We have some young soccer players out here that I think might be able to turn into punters and kickers.” In addition to his increased role in the offense, Richardson will be continuing his punting duties for the fourth season. Richardson has been punting the ball to a handful of players who are all competing to be the primary return man as that position is still up for grabs. On the defensive side of the ball, the Eagles will be

going with a 4-2-5 defensive scheme after employing it for the first time last season. As opposed to the 4-4 defensive front employed by many high school teams, the two outside linebackers take on different coverage responsibilities. Defensive coordinator Larry Raynes said the players are picking up the defensive concepts more quickly this season after running the 4-2-5 last year. “Their knowledge of the defense was good,” he said. “This is the second year we’re running the same defense so they were much more knowledgeable coming in, didn’t have to learn as much. Speed is important on defense for me, so that was really good to see.” The defense will be a bit shorthanded to start the season as all-league linebacker Jesus Torres recovers from a surgery he underwent in the offseason. The coaching staff is hoping to have him back by Week 3 of the season.

2019 EAGLES ROSTER (All times are 7 p.m. unless noted)

Sept. 6 King’s Way Christian

Home

Sept. 13

Rochester

Away

Sept. 20

Aberdeen

Away

Sept. 27

Castle Rock

Away

Oct. 4

RA Long

Home

Oct. 11

Hoquiam

Away

Oct. 18

Tenino

Home

Oct. 25

Forks

Away

Nov. 1

Montesano

Home

The Daily World

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Rodrigo Luna

Brady Shriver

League: Evergreen 1A Final 2018 Record: 8-3, 2-2 48

King’s Way Christian

Rochester

Aberdeen

Castle Rock

RA Long

Hoquiam

Tenino

Forks

Montesano

1A State Playoffs Meridian

2019 EAGLES ROSTER

2018 RESULTS

Thursday, September 5, 2019

No. Name

Year

Pos.

1 3 5 6 7 8 10 12 12 13 14 15 16 17 17 22 23 24 25 26 26 27 28 30 34 37 40 42 45

Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. Fr. Jr. Sr. So. So. Sr. So.

QB RB/OLB RB/DB OLB/RB RB/LB WR/CB RB/OLB QB/FS QB/SS RB/CB QB/C RB/FS WR/DB WR/CB WR/CB RB/MLB FS/RB RB/MLB TE/OLB OLB/TE TE/OLB RB/OLB OLB/RB TE/OLB RB/CB RB/MLB FB/MLB RB/OLB MLB/TE

Raiden Aho Sr. Brady Shriver Sr. Tysen Richardson Sr. Mikia Diacon Sr. Noah Huttula Jr. Nick Church So. Cobey Moore Jr. Lincoln Rosenlund Fr. Brady Johnston Jr. Cody Vollan Sr. Rene Duran So. Ashton Ritter So. Josiah Jones Sr. Alexis Bautista So. Trintin Kimmerly Brody Rustemeyer Jr. A.J. Whipple Sr. Dylan Newbold Jr. Kyle Jines Sr. Seth Morris Sr. Nathan Comer So. Kyle Oglesby Isaiah O’Farrill Sr. Trentin Alderman So. Christian Delaconcha Jerrad Bailey So. Conan Baxter So. Ole Sanchez So. Jesus Torres Sr.

Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. Sr. So. So. So. So. Sr.

No. Name

Year

Pos.

48 Alex Moran Jr.

Jr.

51 Caleb Knutson So.

So.

C/DT

53 Evan Kolpak Jr.

Jr.

G/CB

53 Reyes Cordova So.

So.

MLB/G

56 Justin Elliott Jr.

Jr.

OL/DT

59 Jimmy McCracken Jr. Jr.

T/DT

60 Conner Ice Jr.

Jr.

T/DT

61 Juan Alvarenga Sr.

Sr.

G/DE

65 Tucker Potts So.

So.

OL/DE

70 Gage Galligan Jr.

Jr.

OL/NG

70 Isaac O’Farrill So.

So.

C/DT

72 Nick Persell Sr.

Sr.

G/MLB

73 Clayton Mcbride So.

So.

OL/DT

74 Carter Ayres Sr.

Sr.

G/DT

76 Peja Springer So.

So.

G/NG

77 Ben Hads Sr.

Sr.

C/NG

79 Tristin Murray So.

So.

T/DE

85 Tyler Romero So.

So.

TE/MLB

GO EAGLES! 220 Simpson St. McCleary

www.selectmarkets.net

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

HOQUIAM GRIZZLIES League: Evergreen 1A • Head Coach: Jeremy McMillan Colors: Crimson & Grey • 2018 Record: 10-1 • Five-year Record: 33-16 Stadium: Olympic Stadium • State Titles (Since 1973): 0 By Hasani Grayson Grays Harbor News Group

Hoquiam is hoping a slew of talented returners will put them on a path to compete for a state title and is hoping for a starting quarterback to emerge early in the season. The graduation of last year’s signal caller Payton Quintanilla has opened up an opportunity for Dane McMillan and Cayden Kempf to compete for the position. Rayyon Dayton, who took most of his offensive snaps at wide receiver last year, is also being c o n s i d e re d f o r t h e quarterback position. Whichever one of the trio ends up lining up under center this season will still likely be featured heavily in the offensive at a different position. Hoquiam head coach Jeremy McMillan said he is feeling confident about the players he has at all 22 positions on the field. “They’re pretty experienced with what we’ve been doing and we’ve been able to add a few things with some wrinkles here and there,” he said. “They have a lot of

Hoquiam head coach Jeremy McMillan

fun playing football so we’ll go as far as the kids let us.” The quarterback position is still up in the air but the offensive strategy will look similar to last year’s regardless of the quarterback. Coach McMillan estimates that the 2018 Grizzlies ran the ball about 53 percent of the time, presenting one of the more balanced attacks in the league. Quintanilla used his athleticism to lead the rushing attack last year with 587 yards while Matt

Brown averaged 5.7 yards a carry and picked up 358 yards last season with 11 touchdowns. Dane McMillan may be throwing the ball this year but did well catching it last season with a teamleading 475 yards as a sophomore. On the defensive side of the ball, Brown led the team in tackling from the linebacker position with 101 and tacked on 3.5 sacks. Hoquiam will also benefit from the return of Cameron Bumstead at cornerback who tied for second on the team with four picks last season. Coach McMillan said he plans to run a 3-3 defensive front with some variations to keep opposing offenses honest. “You have to be able to run what fits your style of kids and whatever athletes you have,” he said. “We have a lot of linebackers . That’s why we run that 3-3-5 and different variations of that.” Along with the individual talent that has the coaching staff excited, McMillan also said he’s looking forward to a group that has shown good chemistry during the

2019 Grizzlies Sponsored by

Aberdeen • Hoquiam • Montesano • Ocean Shores • Raymond • Taholah 1-888-366-3267 • www.bankofthepacific.com

HASANI GRAYSON | GRAYS HARBOR NEWS GROUP

Quarterbacks Dane McMillan, 9, and Cayden Kempf compete against each other in a blocking drill at practice.

offseason. “I like what the team has. They have a lot of energy and they’ve done a lot over the summer. They’ve been playing together for a long time,” he said. “Every team every year is a different identity and I like the direction the kids are heading in.” Hoquiam was part of a league that featured stiff competition at the top of the standings with three teams competing for the 1A Evergreen title late in the season. Coach McMillan hopes to go undefeated in league play in this year but he doesn’t expect it to be easy. “The Evergreen league is going to be tough, as it was last year, With the new head coach at Forks and Carry (Nagel) getting it going at Tenino. The Grays Harbor teams are doing a great job between Elma Montesano, and ourselves so I like where the league is at.”

2019 GRIZZLIES SCHEDULE (All times are 7 p.m. unless noted. Subject to change.)

Sept. 6

Castle Rock (6 p.m.)

Home

Sept. 13

Aberdeen

Home

Sept. 20

La Center

Away

Sept. 27

ColumbiaWhite Salmon

Home

Oct. 4

Tenino

Away

Oct. 11

Elma

Home

Oct. 18

Montesano

Away

Oct. 25

Sequim (6:30 pm)

Away

Nov. 1

Forks

Home

The Daily World

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Kyle Larsen

2018 RESULTS 27 28 40 28 48 14 37 42 42 49 6

League: Evergreen 1A Final 2018 Record: 10-1, 4-0 Castle Rock Aberdeen La Center Columbia-White Salmon Tenino Elma Montesano Sequim Forks 1A State Playoffs Stevenson Lynden Christian

7 7 14 20 12 13 25 35 13 0 45

2019 GRIZZLIES ROSTER No.

Cameron Bumstead

Thursday, September 5, 2019

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 20 22 23 25 26 29 31 32 33 34 37

Name

Kohltan Philamalee Cayden Kempf Rayyon Dayton Abraham Morales Kyle Larsen Zachary Barnes Dryden Enzler Ethan Shaddox Dane McMillan Malaki Eaton Cameron Bumstead Owen McNeill Lane Smith Camden Templer Jake Templer Roman Bedolla Joe Brenneman Bradley Folkers Gavin Deitrick Gaige Johnson Dylan Sears Matt Brown William Hughes Nakota Brown Kyrin Bretz Cole Nimmo Carl Webber

Year

No. Name

Year

So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Jr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Fr. So. Jr. Fr. Sr.

Ben Estes

Sr.

Anthony Burtenshaw

Fr.

Trey Brydon

Jr.

Brendyn Attard

Fr.

Cazimir Rolfing

Fr.

Pawarit Ponglimagorn

So.

Kort Gordon

Fr.

Cayden Stankavich

Jr.

Nick Grossi

Sr.

James Monroe

Fr.

Jalen Hobucket

Fr.

Owen Harner

Jr.

Junior Ensminger

Jr.

Malakai Riddle

So.

Jon Brown

Jr.

Finn McElliott

Jr.

Justice Stankavich

Fr.

Siosi Villareal

So.

Patrick Dingee

Sr.

Dylan Richart

Fr.

Play Your Best! C O L E M•A N MOR T•U A RY

422 - 5th Street

Hoquiam

360-532-4090

Pos.

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

MONTESANO BULLDOGS League: 1A Evergreen • Head Coach: Terry Jensen • Colors: Maroon & Grey 2018 Record: 8-3 • Five-Year Record: 45-12 • Stadium: Jack Rottle Field State Titles (Since 1973): 1983, 1994 & 2012 By Rick Anderson For the GH News Group

All things considered, coach Terry Jensen was pleased with Montesano’s 2018 football season. He’s even happier that eight starters from that team are returning this season. Monte’s 2018 resume — an 8-3 record, second place in the Evergreen 1A League and a 13th consecutive state playoff appearance — was relatively modest by recent school standards. But the Bulldogs had only three senior starters on last year’s roster. “Last year, we didn’t know what to expect, we didn’t know whether we’d even make the playoffs,” Jensen recalled. “I think we were overachievers.” But with most of that club back, the veteran Bulldog coach makes little effort to hide his optimism. “We’re bigger, faster and stronger than last year and now we have some experience,” he said. “I think we have some depth that we lacked last year and that creates some competition at some positions.” The Bulldogs open their season Sept. 6 with a home non-leaguer against Aberdeen. To be sure, the three

Head coach Terry Jensen

graduating starters will be missed. Running back/ defensive back Teegan Zillyett, quarterback/linebacker Shaydon Farmer and lineman Kai Olson all earned all-league recognition on both sides of the ball. To replace leading rusher Zillyett, the Bulldogs may resort to a running back-by-committee formula. Senior fullback Brent Hollatz, senior wingback (or Z back, in Monte’s parlance) Sam Winter and speedy junior halfback Aydan Darst will divide the majority of carries, with sophomore Isaiah Pierce and junior Kasen Willis-Werner also on hand. “All three have (different) strengths,” Jensen noted. “I think we have more weapons, but it isn’t like (last year), when it was third-and-1 and

we were going to give the ball to Teegan Zillyett.” Trace Ridgway, a 6-foot2, 202-pound junior who succeeds Farmer at quarterback, will also contribute to the running game. “He is a mobile quarterback.” Jensen said. “He’s just going to need game experience. He’s definitely a threat running the football.” When Ridgway takes to the air, all-league receiver Winter and senior wideout Braden Dohrmann figure to be his favorite targets. Senior Jordan King is the probable starter at tight end. Three-year starter Tanner Nicklas and 306-pound sophomore Kenny Koonrad will likely open up front. The other offensive line positions are up for grabs, with seniors Kodi Hunley, Eion Gallington and Eli Wilson and juniors Jack Anderson, Cayleb Reninger, Stephen Rademacher, Justin Arndt, Josh Corbett, Dayton Holmstrom and Brandon Cilk in the running. Defensively, Jensen is hopeful the Bulldogs will rectify last year’s struggles to match up with physical teams and an occasional inability to contain mobile quarterbacks. The defensive unit will be led by returning all-leaguers Hollatz, at linebacker, and

2019 Bulldogs Sponsored by

360-532-5182 • 108 E WISHKAH, ABERDEEN

RYAN SPARKS | GRAYS HARBOR NEWS GROUP

Braden Dorhmann, left, makes a catch while Jordan King defends during a Montesano practice on Monday, Aug. 26 at Jack Rottle Field.

Winter, at outside linebacker. Defensive end Ridgway, nose guard Nicklas, linebacker King, outside linebacker Darst, cornerback Dohrmann and free safety Colby Adams are the other returning starters. Competition at some defensive positions could be fierce. For example, Jensen said that Pierce, Cole Daniels, Jaeger Didion, Malaki Osbekoff and Hunter Schnoor are locked in a tight battle for one linebacking job. Koonrad, Cilk, Gallington, Reninger, Willis-Werner, Connor Hollatz, Alex Mesquita, Aaron Lano, Lucas Salstrom and Isaac Pierce are others who figure to see action defensively. Nicklas is a returning all-league punter. Jensen sees Elma and defending champion Hoquiam as his team’s chief competition in the Evergreen 1A League. Assistant coaches Brian Hollatz, Jeff Klinger, Brad Pocklington, Rob King, Eric Stanfield, Ken Waber and Ryan Wilson round out Monte’s experienced high school staff.

2019 BULLDOGS SCHEDULE (All times are 7 p.m. unless noted. Subject to change.)

Sept. 6

Aberdeen

Home

Sept. 13

Shelton

Away

Sept. 20

Columbia White Salmon

Away

Sept. 27

Port Angeles

Home

Oct. 4

Forks

Away

Oct. 11

Woodland

Away

Oct. 18

Hoquiam

Home

Oct. 25

Tenino

Home

Nov. 1

Elma

Away

The Daily World

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Tanner Nicklas

2018 RECORD League: Evergreen 1A â€¢ Final 2018 Record: 8-3, 3-1 40 Aberdeen 8 51 Shelton 6 24 Columbia-White Salmon 6 48 Port Angeles 21 40 Forks 0 13 Woodland 47 25 Hoquiam 37 2 Tenino 0 (Forfeit) 25 Elma 19 1A Crossover 32

Columbia-White Salmon

1A State Playoffs 7

Mt. Baker

2019 BULLDOGS ROSTER No. Name

Sam Winter

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Year

Pos.

4 Cole Daniels

Sr.

QB/LB

5 Isaac Pierce

So.

6 Hunter Schnoor

Year

Pos.

40 Joshua Shasanmi

Jr.

WR/DB

QB/DB

42 Nathan Gill

Sr.

WR/LB

Jr.

RB/DB

45 Jared Whisenhunt

So.

RB/LB

7 Aydan Darst

Jr.

RB/LB

46 Ryan Good

So.

RB/DB

8 Christian Prall

Jr.

RB/LB

51 Kodi Hunley

Sr.

OL/DL

9 Braden Dohrmann

Sr.

WR/DB

52 Tanner Nicklas

Sr.

OL/DL

10 Trace Ridgway

Jr.

QB/DL

53 Caleb Reninger

Jr.

OL/LB

11 Brent Hollatz

Sr.

RB/LB

56 Brandon Cilk

Jr.

OL/DL

12 Sam Winter

Sr.

RB/LB

15 Kasen Willis-Werner

Jr.

RB/DB

57 Jack Anderson

Jr.

OL/DL

17 Cooper Johansson

Jr.

WR/LB

58 Eli Wilson

Sr.

OL/DL

18 Jacob Salstrom

So.

RB/LB

61 Stephen Rademacher

Jr.

OL/LB

20 Konnor Odekirk

So.

RB/DB

64 Justin Arndt

Jr.

OL/DL

22 Alex Mesquita

Sr.

WR/DB

65 Josh Corbett

Jr.

OL/DL

23 Colby Adams

Jr.

RB/DB

66 Dayton Holmstrom

Jr.

OL/DL

24 Jaeger Didion

Jr.

WR/LB

71 Anthony Garcia-Campos Sr.

OL/DL

25 Ty Ekerson

Jr.

WR/LB

72 John Southard

So.

OL/DL

30 Aaron Lano

Sr.

WR/DB

74 Eion Gallington

Sr.

OL/DL

31 Isaiah Pierce

So.

RB/LB

75 Alex Delgado

So.

OL/DL

33 Jordan King

Sr.

WR/LB

77 Kenny Koonrad

So.

OL/DL

34 Carter Roberts

Sr.

RB/LB

82 Nathan Ryker

So.

WR/DL

35 Caydon Lovell

So.

WR/LB

87 Conner Hollatz

Jr.

WR/DL

37 Malaki Osbekoff

Jr.

RB/LB

88 Lucas Salstrom

Jr.

WR/DB

HOW ABOUT THOSE BULLDOGS

No. Name

Valu Drug & Gifts Monday - Friday 9 - 6

Saturday 9:30 - 3

201 E. Pioneer Ave. | Montesano | (360)249-4831

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

Turn on the Lights... Itâ€™s Friday Night!

Good Luck This Season!

The Daily World

Have a great 2019 Season!

Thursday, September 5, 2019

2208 Roosevelt | Aberdeen | 532-0220

www.fernhillfuneral.com

Artistic Floral Designs WE DO IT ALL!!!

WEDDINGS, CELEBRATION OF LIFE, BIRTHDAY, ANNIVERSARY or JUST BECAUSE!

280 POINT BROWN N.E. OCEAN SHORES, WA. 98569 Phone: 360-214-4974 Email: Brenscomp1911@outlook.com

HOW EASY TO SEND HIGH QUALITY FLOWERS AT A REASONABLE PRICE SAME DAY DELIVERY SHOP Online www.artisticdesignsbybrenda.com CALL for Delivery 7 days a Week 360-214-4974 CALL for Appointment to see our Showroom

www.artisticdesignsbybrenda.com | Facebook: Artistic Floral Designs by Brenda | Locally Owned and Operated in Ocean Shores, Washington!

It’s all about the pizza!

WE ER V I L DE rk al Pa r t n e to C Elma thering? m o r f large ge ga ery Deliv aving a larabout our ! s H e ask count Pleas order dis

WE ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT OUR HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS!

HEY STUDENTS!

Bring in your ASB card get the LUNCH $ SPECIAL for only...

360-249-4700 113 S. Main St. • Montesano

Fri - Sat 11am - 10pm Sun - Thur 11am - 9pm

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

NORTH BEACH HYAKS League: Pacific 2B - Coastal • Head Coach: Jamie Moodenbaugh • Colors: Black, White & Gold • 2018 Record: 0-9 • Five-Year Record: 25-24 Stadium: Lt. Jim Davis Field • State Titles (Since 1973): None By Scott Johnston For the GH News Group

Call them the “Hungry, Hungry Hyaks.” The North Beach High squad and new head coach Jamie Moodenbaugh are determined to make the 2019 season the year the team turns things around. After building to a Pacific 2B league power under former coach Todd Bridge (a Don James player who is now at the helm in Aberdeen), the Hyaks went 2-7 in 2017 and were winless last year, with Moodenbaugh being the Hyaks’ third rookie head coach in three years. A 1990 Wishkah Valley graduate with BA and MA degrees from Central Washington, he was defensive coordinator at Montesano HS for eight years, then took a break from coaching to watch his two sons participate in sports at Hoquiam. A rare combination of a coach who is also an art teacher, the 47-year-old Moodenbaugh spent the last four years supporting the development of 6-12 program in Napavine and working the varsity staff in that district. The Hyaks will run “a spread offense, with some wing-T touches,” and a

North Beach quarterback Garrett Armstrong gives the hand-off to running back Jaden Lungston during a Hyaks practice on Tuesday, Aug. 27.

New head coach Jamie Moodenbaugh

little play action from senior QB/RB Garrett Armbruster and sophomore QB Matt Roland. “Garrett has really shown some leadership,” Moodenbaugh said. “(He is) hungry to play, asks a lot of questions … wants to get better every day.” The coach credits Roland and senior lineman Matt Smith, “a great leader,” as the two Hyaks who spent nearly every day all summer

in the weight room. A small but quick defense (only two linemen are over 200 lbs.) will run a 3-5 scheme. Moodenbaugh said three more players to watch are sophomore lineman Josh Armstrong, who is one of the building blocks of the program according to Moodenbaugh, junior lineman Takwitaano Estavillo, who as the new coach puts it has a “great personality in

2019 HYAKS Sponsored by

Aberdeen • Hoquiam • Montesano • Ocean Shores • Raymond • Taholah 1-888-366-3267 • www.bankofthepacific.com

“They’re lifting each other up and buying into a structured program.” — Jamie Moodenbaugh North Beach head coach

the locker room,” and sophomore TE/SS, Westin Fruh, who the coach dubbed a “manchild.” Moodenbaugh and new staff feel four wins is an achievable goal this season. Though admittedly the Hyaks realize it is a rebuilding year, Moodenbaugh said his players are entering the season believing in what they are doing. “These kids see it very positive,” he said. “They’re lifting each other up and buying into a structured program that is going to hold them accountable.”

2019 HYAKS SCHEDULE (All times 7 p.m. unless noted. Subject to change.)

Sept. 6

Winlock

Home

Sept. 13

Charles Wright Academy

Home

Sept. 20

Mossyrock

Away

Sept. 27

Ocosta

Away

Oct. 4

Ilwaco

Home

Oct. 11

Raymond

Away

Oct. 18 Pe Ell-Willapa Valley

Home

Oct. 25

Chief Leschi

Away

Nov. 2

Northwest Christian (Lacey)

Away

The Daily World

PLAYERS TO WATCH

2019 HYAKS ROSTER No. Name

Year

Dominic Jerome

Fr.

WR/DB

Matt Roland

So.

QB/LB

10 Garrett Armbruster

Sr.

RB/OLB

11 Jacob Difranco

Takwitaano Estavillo

Garrett Armbruster

2018 RESULTS League: Pacific 2B | Final 2018 Record: 0-9, 0-5 0

Mossyrock

Ocosta

Ilwaco

Raymond

Pe Ell-Willapa Valley

Chief Leschi

South Bend

Lyle-Wishram

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Sr.

Pos.

So.

RB/OLB

20 Sam Teague

So.

RB/OLB

21 Justin Finley

Jr.

WR/DB

22 Christian Lopez

Fr.

RB/LB

25 Xavier Martinez

So.

RB/OLB

Jr.

Year

Pos.

50 Nesta Delange

Jr.

OL/DL

55 Steven Butler

Sr.

WR/DL

62 Jonny Jerome

So.

OL/DL

70 Josh Armstrong

So.

OL/DL

71 Matt Smith

Sr.

OL/DL

78 Takwitaano Estavillo Jr.

OL/DL

WR/DB

12 Joshua Bighead

33 Jaden Lungston

No. Name

80 Greg Yama

So.

WR/DB

81 Westin Fruh

So.

WR/OLB

85 Mavric Ashe

Jr.

WR/DB

86 Joey Owen

Sr.

WR/DB

88 Caleb Black

Sr.

WR/DB

RB/OLB

35 Charles Coburn

Jr.

RB/DB

44 Daniel Phillips

So.

OL/LB

POPLIN CONSTRUCTION, INC Build a better future • Supporting North Beach Schools!

8 9 9 PO I NT B R O WN AV E NW, O CE AN SH ORES, WA 98569 T OLL FREE 1 -8 8 8 -2 8 9 -3 9 1 2 • PHONE (360) 289-3912

The Daily World

HOME OF LEGENDARY CUSTOMER SERVICE

ABERDEEN

Thursday, September 5, 2019

ELMA

Our Mission To be the premier provider of quality building materials to the professional contractor and Do-It-Yourself homeowner. Our hallmark is customer service based on honesty, integrity and commitment.

MONTESANO

VETERAN OWNED HOMETOWN FRIENDLY

HOQUIAM

BUILDING MATERIALS DELIVERY PROJECT PACKAGES SPECIAL ORDERS

724 PT. BROWN AVE. NE OCEAN SHORES PH: (360) 289-3222

www.arrowlumber.com

NORTH BEACH

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

9/6

@Montesano

____-____

___

10/11

Tumwater

____-____

___

9/13

@Hoquiam

____-____

___

10/18

@Black Hills

____-____

___

9/20

Elma

____-____

___

10/25

Rochester

____-____

___

9/27

@Kelso

____-____

___

11/1

WF West

____-____

___

10/4

Centralia

____-____

___

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

9/6

Kingâ€™s Way Christian

____-____

___

10/11

@Hoquiam

____-____

___

9/13

@Rochester

____-____

___

10/18

Tenino

____-____

___

9/20

@Aberdeen

____-____

___

10/25

@Forks

____-____

___

9/27

@Castle Rock

____-____

___

11/1

Montesano

____-____

___

10/4

R.A. Long

____-____

___

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

9/6

Castle Rock

____-____

___

10/11

Elma

____-____

___

9/13

Aberdeen

____-____

___

10/18

@Montesano

____-____

___

9/20

@La Center

____-____

___

10/25

@Sequim

____-____

___

9/27 Columbia-White Salmon

____-____

___

11/1

Forks

____-____

___

10/4

@Tenino

____-____

___

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

9/6

Aberdeen

____-____

___

10/11

@Woodland

____-____

___

9/13

@Shelton

____-____

___

10/18

Hoquiam

____-____

___

9/20 @Columbia-White Salmon

____-____

___

10/25

Tenino

____-____

___

9/27

Port Angeles

____-____

___

11/1

@Elma

____-____

___

10/4

@Forks

____-____

___

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

9/6

Winlock

____-____

___

10/11

@Raymond

____-____

___

9/13 Charles Wright Academy

____-____

___

10/18

Pe Ell-Willapa Valley

____-____

___

9/20

@Mossyrock

____-____

___

10/25

@Chief Leschi

____-____

___

9/27

@Ocosta

____-____

___

11/1

@Northwest Christian

____-____

___

10/4

Ilwaco

____-____

___

OCOSTA RAYMOND SOUTH BEND TAHOLAH

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

9/6

Adna

____-____

___

10/11

Baker, Oregon

____-____

___

9/14

@Concrete

____-____

___

10/18

@North Beach

____-____

___

9/20

Raymond

____-____

___

10/25

Ocosta

____-____

___

9/27

Onalaska

____-____

___

11/1

@Ilwaco

____-____

___

10/4

@Chief Leschi

____-____

___

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

9/7

@La Conner

____-____

___

10/11

@Ilwaco

____-____

___

9/13

Toutle Lake

____-____

___

10/18

Raymond

____-____

___

9/21

@Oroville

____-____

___

10/25

@Pe Ell-Willapa Valley

____-____

___

9/27

North Beach

____-____

___

11/1

Chief Leschi

____-____

___

10/4

Northwest Christian

____-____

___

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

9/6

@Rainier

____-____

___

10/11

North Beach

____-____

___

9/13

Morton-White Pass

____-____

___

10/18

@Ocosta

____-____

___

9/20

@Pe Ell-Willapa Valley

____-____

___

10/25

Ilwaco

____-____

___

9/27

Chief Leschi

____-____

___

11/1

Vashon Island

____-____

___

10/4

@Kingâ€™s

____-____

___

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

9/6

Naselle

____-____

___

10/11

Bye

9/13

Taholah

____-____

___

10/18

@Oakville

____-____

___

9/20

@Crescent

____-____

___

11/1

Bye

9/27

Oakville

____-____

___

10/4

Mary M. Knight

____-____

___

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

Date

Opponent

Score

W/L

9/13

@South Bend

____-____

___

10/25

Darrington

____-____

___

724 PT. BROWN AVE. NE OCEAN SHORES

9/20

@Oakville

____-____

___

11/1

@Naselle

____-____

___

PH: (360) 289-3222

9/27

Naselle

____-____

___

10/5

Crescent

____-____

___

10/11

Lummi

____-____

___

HOME OF LEGENDARY CUSTOMER SERVICE

PE ELL-WILLAPA VALLEY

The Daily World

BUILDING MATERIALS DELIVERY PROJECT PACKAGES SPECIAL ORDERS VETERAN OWNED HOMETOWN FRIENDLY

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

www.arrowlumber.com

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

KEEP YOUR MONEY

WORKING ON THE HARBOR YOU SUPPORT US, WE SUPPORT YOU! GR8 DEAL CHEVROLET BUICK TOYOTA

360-532-0650 212 S. Boone Street Aberdeen, WA 98520

FORD LINCOLN CHRYSLER JEEP DODGE RAM

360-533-3673 711 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen, WA 98520

WWW.FIVESTARDEALERSHIPS.COM

The Daily World

This local business supports its local teams! 2606 Sumner Ave Hoquiam (360) 532-3333 Monday - Friday 7AM–7PM Saturday 8AM–6PM Sunday 9AM–5PM

UTO & TRUC K RA PA O B R

S RT

WORK HARD. DREAM BIG.

P O W E R E D

4 Locations to Serve You!

B Y

218 Pioneer Ave E Montesano (360) 249-3666

22 Hale Ave Ocean Shores (360) 289-3399

796 Sr 105 W Westport (360) 505-2134

Monday - Friday 7AM–6PM Saturday 8AM–5PM Sunday 10AM–4PM

Monday - Friday 8AM–6PM Saturday 8AM–5PM Sunday 9AM–4PM

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Our work is not about houses... ...it’s about people.

Success is no accident... ...it is hard work. Windermere Real Estate/Aberdeen

101 South Broadway • Aberdeen • 360-533-6464 www.windermeregraysharbor.com

Our mission: Serve our community with high value utility services at the lowest practical cost. Hours of Operation: Weekdays 8:00-5:00 PO Box 480 2720 Sumner Ave Aberdeen, WA 98520 360-532-4220 800-562-7726 www.ghpud.org

WISHING OUR GRAYS HARBOR TEAMS A GREAT 2019 SEASON! Your partner In health and wellness! 600 East Main St., Elma, WA 98541 ▪ sp-mc.org ▪ 360-346-2222

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

PE ELL-WILLAPA VALLEY TITANS

League: Pacific 2B - Coastal • Head Coach: Josh Fluke • Colors: Red, White & Blue • 2018 Record: 9-3, 6-0 • Five-Year Record: 46-13 • Stadium: Crogstad Field (Willapa Valley) & Trojan Field (Pe Ell) • State Titles (Since 1973): 1983, 1994 & 2012 By Hasani Grayson Grays Harbor News Group

With three key players coming back for the 2019 campaign, Pe Ell-Willapa Valley is ready to make another run to the state playoffs. The Titans had their 2018 season ended with a 35-26 loss to Northwest Christian in the opening round of the state playoffs. PWV held a 20-7 lead at halftime but surrendered 21 points in the third quarter in what ended up being their final game of the season. If the Titans take that next step this season it will likely be due to the play of their returning seniors. Quarterback Logan Walker will be under center again this season after taking over the starting role last season when Matt Pearson went down with an injury in the season opener. Walker threw 11 touchdowns in 11 games in PWV’s run-heavy offense last season. Titans head coach Josh Fluke said the injuries at quarterback and other key

Head coach Josh Fluke

positions last year helped younger players gain experience that could be beneficial this year. “We were plagued with injuries bad. At one point we were down six starters by mid-season,” he said. “We got a few of the younger kids to play and they did really well the rest of the season. Some of them will be starting again this year.” Walker will spend a lot of time handing the ball off to Max Smith and Peter Hamilton who are also seniors.

The dangerous duo accounted for the lion’s share of the team’s rushing yards with Smith leading the Titans with 1,215 yards. Hamilton also made key contributions to the running game with 663 yards and nine touchdowns in 2018. Fluke has been working in some screens and other short passes into the playbook but the ground game will continue to be the focal point of the offense this year. “There’s a chance we might throw it around a little more, but we’re not going away from our run game when you got backs like Peter Hamilton and Max Smith,” he said. Smith figures to be a big part of the defense from the linebacker position as well. Smith leads all of this year’s returners with 71 tackles in 2018. Sam Western is also returning to the defensive back field this year after coming away with three interceptions last season. Fluke said that he has a lot of depth on defense this year that will create

2019 Indians Sponsored by

South Bend Pharmacy

101 Willapa Ave | South Bend | 360.875.5757

HASANI GRAYSON | GRAYS HARBOR NEWS GROUP

Pe Ell-Willapa Valley assistant coach Greg Wonhoff leads the defensive line in a drill at practice.

competition for playing and keep starters fresh if they need a rest. “A few of the subs could probably fight for the spot and I just have to be the coach that picks the one that starts that game,” he said. “If someone gets tired and needs a blow I’ll have a sub of the same caliber to put in. It’s been a long time since I’ve had that.” Fluke also mentioned that the veteran presence on the roster will allow him to go away from their base 4-4 defense and give the opposition different looks depending on the scenario. As the Titans prepare to take the field with a senior signal caller and two senior backs, Fluke said he has his eye on a run to the state title game. “I’m hoping we end up being one of the top teams like every team wants to be,” he said. “Every team wants to be state champs. Everybody’s goal is to be state champs and be number one.”

2019 TITANS SCHEDULE (All times 7 p.m. unless noted. Subject to change.)

Sept. 6

Adna

Home

Sept. 14

Concrete (1 p.m.)

Away

Sept. 20

Raymond

Home

Sept. 27

Onalaska

Home

Oct. 4

Chief Leschi

Away

Oct. 11

Baker, Ore.

Home

Oct. 18

North Beach

Away

Oct. 25

Ocosta

Home

Nov. 1

Ilwaco

Away

The Daily World

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Logan Walker

Wyatt Bush

2018 RESULTS 0 42 28 14 1 33 42 46 35 42 46 26

League: Pacific 2B | Record: 9-3, 6-0 Adna 35 Concrete 0 Raymond 24 Onalaska 52 Chief Leschi (forfeit) 0 Lyle-Wishram 7 South Bend 0 North Beach 24 Ocosta 7 Ilwaco 0 Winlock 0 2B State Playoffs Northwest Christian 35

Thursday, September 5, 2019

2019 TITANS ROSTER No. Name

Year

Thomas Justice

Jr.

Kyen Phansisay

No. Name

Year

TE/DB

50 Gavin Hohn

Jr.

OL/DL

Sr.

RB/DB

51 Trey Ritzman

Fr.

OL/DL

Tyler Adkins

So.

QB/DB

52 Kaden Ritzman

So.

OL/DL

Peter Hamilton

Sr.

RB/LB

53 Garrett Keeton

Fr.

OL/DE

Mason Baldwin

Sr.

SE/DB

54 Kobe Hoffman

Sr.

OL/DE

10 Carter Pearson

Sr.

SE/DB

55 Jesse Justice

So.

OL/LB

11 Logan Walker

Jr.

QB/DB

56 Tyler Day

Sr.

OL/DL

57 Luke Gerow

Sr.

OL/DE

12 Riley Pearson

Fr.

QB/DB

61 Tristan Baker

Fr.

OL/DL

16 Max Smith

Sr.

RB/LB

63 Jeremiah Yost

Sr.

OL/DL

19 Chris Western

So.

SE/DB

64 Adam Smaciarz

Sr.

OL/DL

20 Sam Western

Sr.

TE/DB

65 Kayden Miller

Sr.

OL/DL

21 Wil Clements

Fr.

RB/DB

66 Owen Little

Fr.

OL/DL

22 Joseph Krafczyk

So.

RB/DB

70 Nick Wolfe

So.

OL/DL

24 Derek Fluke

Fr.

RB/DB

72 Josh Boggs

Jr.

OL/DL

25 Joey McCaulden

Jr.

TE/DB

74 Zane Guiltner

Fr.

OL/DL

30 Kaiden Perkins

Fr.

RB/LB

75 Grady Christen

So.

OL/DL

31 Landin Isaksen

So.

RB/LB

76 Brolin Mitchell

Fr.

OL/DL

77 Gunnar Braaten

Jr.

OL/LB

32 Isaac Myhre

Fr.

SE/DB

78 Wyatt Marrs

So.

OL/LB

41 Aiden Lee

So.

SE/DB

80 Joseph Pulsifer

Jr.

TE/DE

43 Kolton Fluke

Fr.

RB/LB

81 Wyatt Bush

Sr.

SE/OLB

44 Kollin Jurek

Jr.

RB/LB

88 Andrew Minton

Sr.

TE/DE

GOOD LUCK TITANS PE ELL-WILLAPA VALLEY

Pos.

Willapa Harbor Health & Rehab

1100 Jackson Street • Raymond • 360 942-2424

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

OCOSTA WILDCATS League: Pacific 2B - Coastal • Head Coach: Chris Raffelson • Colors: Crimson & Black • 2018 Record: 5-4 • Five-Year Record: 13-31 • Stadium: Griffin Field • State Titles (Since 1973): None By Ryan Sparks Grays Harbor News Group

In his second year at the head of the Ocosta Wildcats football program, head coach Chris Raffelson proved he was the right man for the job. Ocosta, which seemingly had a permanent spot in the lower half of the 2B Coastal League for nearly a decade prior, finished 5-4 under Raffelson in 2018. It was the first winning season for the Wildcats since 2009, where they also finished 5-4. But Raffelson understands his team cannot rest on its laurels, especially after losing their top rusher, two top receivers, their defensive leader and the majority of its formidable linemen to graduation. Entering his third year at the helm, Raffelson is confident his program will remain competitive in league as his players have a better grasp of the system, and it begins with third-year starting quarterback Cole Hatton. “It’s huge. (Hatton) has been with us all three years and has really helped develop this program,” Raffelson said of his play-caller who passed for 120.4 yards-per-game with 12 TDs to four interceptions in 2018.

Head coach Chris Raffelson

Part of developing that program is taking the reins off his players a bit more as they become more familiar with Raffelson’s system. “This year, we’ll have the full playbook in,” Raffelson said. “We kind of split the playbook into three sections. That way we weren’t overloading the kids. … We’ve kind of finished putting (all the plays) in this year and that’s something our kids were studying over the offseason to build this program.” Raffelson points to players such as Hatton, Christian Taylor, Isaac O’Hagan and Brandon Thomas to fill key skill position roles on the team in 2019. Taylor led the

Pacific League with six interceptions last season and, along with linebacker O’Hagan, will be looked upon to lead a Wildcats defense which had trouble stopping the top-tier teams in the league in 2018. On offense, Raffelson noted the development of Thomas, a dynamic player with speed (he ran a 4.7 40 time during combine practice drills). “He’s got great hands and is one of our best receivers on the team,” Raffelson said of Thomas. “He’s a utility player. We can put him anywhere. He’s a good defensive player and offensive player.” On the line, Raffelson is looking to his two returners — Devin Godfrey and Jorge Orozco — to anchor the front, particularly Godfrey, who will be responsible for making the calls in his junior year. “In our line, the center has to be really intelligent,” Raffelson said of Godfrey. “He makes all the line calls so you have to have someone that is strong enough to play the position and intelligent enough to know every position … He needs to pick up blitzes, see the blocking schemes. He’s in charge of who blocks who on the line. So we have to have an intelligent guy to play center.”

2019 Wildcats Sponsored by

Twin Harbor Drug

733 N. Montesano | Westport | 360.268.0505

RYAN SPARKS | GRAYS HARBOR NEWS GROUP

Ocosta quarterback Cole Hatton (13) throws a pass during the Wildcats’ practice on Thursday, Aug. 22.

While they are undersized when compared to last year’s team, Raffelson sees a faster, more talented team in the current iteration of the Wildcats. “Last year, we had a really big line. We’re going to be a little bit lighter on the line this year. … We won’t quite have the depth we had last year. … It’s tough to replace size. … But we’ve also got a lot of talent coming up. Our sophomore class from last year has a lot of talent and a lot of speed. … Overall, I think we have a lot more speed and talent spread throughout the team.” As he has made an incremental step in building the Ocosta program, Raffelson hopes the 2019 Wildcats can reach the next rung of the proverbial ladder. “Our goal is to always make the playoffs,” he said. “This year, we’ll try to push a little bit farther and try to get past that crossover game and into the (state) playoffs. It’s always been a goal to do a little better than we did last year. We were above .500 last year and our plan is to be even higher than that this year.”

2019 WILDCATS SCHEDULE (All times 7 p.m. unless noted. Subject to change.)

Sept. 7

La Conner (2 p.m.)

Away

Sept. 13

Toutle Lake

Home

Sept. 21

Oroville (2 p.m.)

Away

Sept. 27

North Beach

Home

Oct. 4

Northwest Christian (Lacey)

Home

Oct. 11

Ilwaco

Away

Oct. 18

Raymond

Home

Oct. 25 Pe Ell-Willapa Valley

Away

Nov. 1

Home

Chief Leschi

The Daily World

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Thursday, September 5, 2019

2019 WILDCATS ROSTER Kevin Agramon Kenny Allenberg Cameron Cornell Dakota Davis Zane Dunham Harley Figueroa Josh Figueroa Devin Godfrey Gage Grigsby

Christian Taylor

Cole Hatton

Jorge Orozco

Dylan Hollingsworth Eddie Lake

2018 RESULTS

Jacob Lowe

League: Pacific - Coastal 2B Final 2018 Record: 5-4, 3-3

Cesar Martinez Dylan Medford

La Conner

Chief Leschi

South Bend

TJ Parmelle

North Beach

Jackson Reid

Ilwaco

David Reinkens

Raymond

Michael Reynolds

Pe Ell-Willapa Valley

Jose Sevilla

Chief Leschi

Matthew Springer

Adna

Jorge Orozco

Christian Taylor

2B Crossover 0

Isaac Oâ€™Hagan

Brandon Thomas Clayton Welch

#WEAREOCOSTA

WWW. ALOHAALABAMA.COM

360-268-7299

WILDCATS

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

RAYMOND SEAGULLS League: Pacific - 2B Coastal • Head Coach: Luke Abbott • Colors: Red & Black • 2018 Record: 6-4 • Five-Year Record: 32-19 Stadium: Raymond High School Field • State Titles (Since 1973): 1973-74-75 (Class 1A); 1993 (Class B-11) By Hasani Grayson Grays Harbor News Group

Speed and athleticism may cause Raymond to get more creative with the playbook this season. The Seagulls used threeback formations last year and had a pair of thousand-yard rushers carry the ball in 2018. Raymond’s leading rusher last year, Patrick Edwards, graduated but this year’s team will still rely heavily on returning running back McCartney Maden, who ran for 1,091 yards last year with 16 touchdowns. Joseph Villalpando will also get opportunities to carry the ball as the back picked up 537 yards and six touchdowns on the ground. Raymond head coach Luke Abbott said speed may be the team’s biggest asset this year. “Speed-wise we’re going to be pretty good. We have some talented guys in the backfield and some guys who have been here before. With the backs, we’re going to be quick and it’s going to be one of our strengths.” Abbott went on to say he

Head coach Luke Abbott

may throw the ball a little bit more than he has in previous seasons to better take advantage of his players’ athleticism. More passing could be on the agenda for Raymond but the competition to see who would be throwing the ball was ongoing in early practices. Jose Delgado took snaps under center on the first day of practice but at least two other players were vying for the position as well. Raymond’s coaching staff is still expecting whoever isn’t chosen as quarterback

to see significant playing time at another position on offense. The Seagulls ran a 4-4 defensive front last year but opposing offenses could see other formations from Raymond in the 2019 campaign. Abbott said the speed that looks to alter the offense may cause him to alter the defense too. “We don’t want to run the same defense when athletes change every year. We might end up mixing that up a little bit this year,” he said. “We’ll have the 4-4 in the playbook and we’ll have another defense as well based on the type of athletes that we have.” Villalpando will be key to whatever defensive scheme Raymond runs as he has the most tackles of any returner with 42 tackles from the linebacker position. He also led the team in interceptions last year with four. Maden and Delgado also chipped in with two interceptions a piece. Abbott will be looking to utilize speed on both sides of the ball but a lack of size could present challenges to Raymond as they look to

2019 seagulls Sponsored by

Aberdeen • Hoquiam • Montesano • Ocean Shores • Raymond • Taholah 1-888-366-3267 • www.bankofthepacific.com

HASANI GRAYSON | GRAYS HARBOR NEWS GROUP

Raymond running back McCartney Maden carries the ball during practice.

return to the postseason. He said injuries, especially on the line could present a serious hurdle. “I think where we will struggle this year will be on the line. We don’t have as much size as we did last year or previous years,” he said. “Depth is going to be a problem at this level too. One or two injuries happen and a team is going to look completely different because you lean on specific people in 2B football.” If his team can stay healthy, Abbott thinks it can continue the pattern of competing for a state-playoff berth. “Every year, regardless of what we have coming back, we consider a successful season a winning season,” he said. “We have been to the crossover or the playoffs every single year I’ve been here and that’s continuing to be our goal.”

2019 SEAGULLS SCHEDULE (All times 7 p.m. unless noted. Subject to change.)

Sept. 6

Rainier

Away

Sept. 13 Morton-White Pass

Home

Sept. 20 Pe Ell-Willapa Valley

Away

Sept. 27

Chief Leschi

Home

Oct. 4

King’s (Seattle)

Away

Oct. 11

North Beach

Home

Oct. 18

Ocosta

Away

Oct. 25

Ilwaco

Home

Nov. 1

Vashon Island

Home

The Daily World

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Thursday, September 5, 2019

2019 SEAGULLS ROSTER No.

Name

Year

McCartney Maden

Berkley Crites

Mikel Anderson

Deleak Hubbard

Joseph Villalpando

Jr.

RB/OLB

Mason Crawford

Sr.

2018 RESULTS

Jose Delgado

Jr.

RB/CB

League: Pacific 2B | Final 2018 Record: 6-4, 5-1

Jairo Jimenez

Sr.

G/OLB

Camden Byam

Jr.

T/DT

Jaxson Freeman

James Robinett

Hayden Stephens

Jose Delgado

Morton-White Pass

Pe Ell-Willapa Valley

Chief Leschi

South Bend

North Beach

Ocosta

Ilwaco

Vashon Island

District 2B Crossover 10

Wahkiakum

Sr.

Pos.

Joseph Villalpando

RB/WR WR

Jr.

WR/DE WR

Jr.

TE/DT

Caden Jones

David Matson

Israel Figueroa

We Support All Our Teams!

Raymond (360) 942-2427 Montesano (360) 249-4821 Aberdeen (360) 538-6727 Long Beach (360) 642-3166 Elma (360) 482-2421 www.denniscompany.com

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

SOUTH BEND INDIANS League: 2B Independent • Head Coach: Chuck Spoor • Colors: Maroon & Gold • 2018 Record: 2-6 • Five-year Record: 19-25 Stadium: Millam Field • State Titles (Since 1973): 2010 By Hasani Grayson Grays Harbor News Group

Postseason play is off the table for South Bend this season but players and coaches were still hard at work implementing a new playbook. Due to concerns about roster size, the Indians will play 8-man football in the 2019 season after competing with 11 players on the field in 2018. The move means South Bend won’t compete against Pacific 2B teams and is playing as an independent against smaller teams in the 1B section. The Indians are ineligible for the state playoffs this season after a ruling was handed down by the WIAA this summer. The Indians will be led by new head coach Chuck Spoor who was a long-time assistant coach with South Bend’s football program. Spoor’s focus as an assistant was on the defensive side of the ball, but said he’s more than happy to let one of his assistants draw up a defensive scheme with just eight players on the field. “I’ve been the defensive

Head Coach Chuck Spoor

coach for quite a while and coach (Preston) Crow is taking over the defense this year. As a defensive guy, I think I’d be pulling my hair out with an 8-man defense because it’s a tough job,” he said. “We’re going to look at some different sets and see what works with our personnel, but it’s a lot of field to cover.” The difficulties on

defense will be eased a bit by Mayson Estle who saw a lot of time at free safety last season as he returns for his senior year. The defense was still a work in progress in early practices as the offensive game plan looked to be set. South Bend will run the veer, a version of the option offense that typically places two or more running backs in the backfield. Chase Flynn will be one of the primary ball carriers this season and will be receiving handoffs from quarter back Hunter Clements, who was primarily used as a running back himself last season. Freshman Max Crow will function as the backup quarterback and could see playing time at other positions as the season progresses. Spoor said some minor adjustments had to be made to the offense as well to compensate for having three less players on the field. “We’ve had to go through and adapt some of our blocking schemes to 8-man so there are some differences there,” he said. “We’re trying to utilize

2019 Indians Sponsored by

South Bend Pharmacy

101 Willapa Ave | South Bend | 360.875.5757

HASANI GRAYSON | GRAYS HARBOR NEWS GROUP

South Bend quarterback Hunter Clements hands off to running back Chase Flynn at practice.

more of the outside of the edges a little more with fewer guys on the field.” Line play is something South Bend coaches hope will develop throughout the season as young players compete for time in the trenches. “The line may be a challenge for us as we try to find the right pieces, but we’ll get it figured out,” Spoor said. With playing time with the position group up for grabs, Uriel Zeferino is expected to be one of the anchors up front and will likely play center on the offensive line. Not being able to compete for a playoff spot isn’t ideal but Spoor said he hopes his young roster is able to enjoy this season and learn the game. “We definitely want to have kids be as successful as we can be under the circumstances,” he said. “Each game can be its own little victory and hopefully the kids will do the best they can and have fun.”

2019 INDIANS SCHEDULE (All times 7 p.m. unless noted. Subject to change.)

Sept. 6

Naselle

Home

Sept. 13

Taholah

Home

Sept. 20

Crescent (3 p.m.)

Away

Sept. 27

Oakville

Home

Oct. 4

Mary M. Knight

Home

Oct. 12

BYE

Oct. 18

Oakville

Nov. 1

BYE

Away

The Daily World

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Uriel Zeferino

2018 RESULTS League: Pacific 2B | Record: 2-6, 1-5

2019 INDIANS ROSTER No.

Hunter Clements

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Name

Year

Pos.

Josh Johnson

Jr.

RB/DB

Hunter Clements

Jr.

QB/LB

Mayson Estle

Sr.

WR/FS

Maximillian Crow

Fr.

QB/OLB

Seth Hall

Sr.

RB/DB

Justin Yi

Fr.

RB/DB

Trevor Toepelt

Fr.

RB/MLB

Chase Flynn

Sr.

RB/LB

Hunter Walton

Fr.

WR/DB

Tyler Reidinger

Fr.

RB/TE/DE

Mossyrock

Kyle Strozyk

So.

RB/MLB

Winlock

Daniel Jewell

Fr.

G/DT

Ocosta

Ole Olsen

So.

G/DT

Ilwaco

Uriel Zeferino

Sr.

C/DT

Raymond

Ken Yi

So.

C/MLB

Pe Ell-Willapa Valley

Chief Leschi

Jaime Medina

Fr.

G/DT

North Beach

Gabe Ogren

Jr.

T/DT

Tanner Anderson

Jr.

OLB/WR

WE’RE BEHIND YOU SOUTH BEND INDIANS

Willapa Harbor Health & Rehab

1100 Jackson Street • Raymond • 360 942-2424

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

TAHOLAH CHITWHINS

2019 TAHOLAH ROSTER

League: 1B Northwest • Head Coach: Donald Waugh • Colors: Red, Silver & Black • 2018 Record: 5-2 (1B Coastal) • Five-Year Record: 19-22 • Stadium: Ben Charley Sr. Field • State Titles (Since 1973): 1997 (Class B-8) By Hasani Grayson Grays Harbor News Group

The return of an experienced quarterback has the Taholah Chitwhins ready to open up the offensive playbook as they look to climb to the top of the standings in a new league. JauVon James-Juneau will be under center again this season as he takes the helm of the offense in his junior year. Chitwhins head coach Donald Waugh said he’s looking forward to another year with his signal caller. “We have some experience coming back this year. JauVon James-Juneau is going to be under center again this year and he’s a state javelin thrower and a really smart guy,” Waugh said. James-Juneau will have a valuable weapon in the backfield with him as Makya Ortivez-Hicks will see a lot of carries as the primary running back in the offense.

Joining him in the backfield will be James Orozco. Orozco spent a lot of time lined up as a wide receiver last season, but the coaching staff has given him more time at running back in preseason practices. Waugh said the returning experience on offense will allow him to experiment a little with the playbook this season. “We’re probably going to mess around with a little run-pass option this year,” he said. “I always like to start off with a base package and have that available and we’re looking at forming a run-pass option package to see how that goes.” Taholah will look to take advantage of its experienced players while cultivating some of the young talent on the roster as well. The Chitwhins have close to 30 players on the roster this year, including 11 freshmen and eighth graders.

Waugh said there could be playing opportunities for some of his less experienced players on special teams and is hoping the depth will be able to provide the starters with some rest when needed. “As far as depth, 30 is something new for us for sure. I haven’t been able to utilize a lot of depth, especially in special teams. Hopefully we can use as many of these kids as possible and keep our starters fresh.” Waugh mentioned he likes to have a base package for his offense to operate out of, but wasn’t as rigid when it came to defense. Taholah is entering its first year in the 1B Northwest, a league that features passheavy programs that look to spread the field on offense. The move to Northwest league is a departure from the 1B Coastal that featured local teams like Mary M. Knight and the now defunct

2019 Chitwins Sponsored by

Aberdeen • Hoquiam • Montesano • Ocean Shores • Raymond • Taholah 1-888-366-3267 • www.bankofthepacific.com

Set Some Goals. Then Demolish Them!

Go Chitwins!

HASANI GRAYSON | GRAYS HARBOR NEWS GROUP

Taholah running back Makya Ortivez, background, catches a toss from JauVon James-Juneau during practice on Tuesday, Aug. 27.

2019 CHITWHINS SCHEDULE Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 5 Oct. 11 Oct. 25 Nov. 1

(All games 7 p.m. unless noted. Schedule subject to change.) South Bend Away Oakville Away Naselle Home Crescent Home (1 p.m.) Lummi Home (5 p.m.) Darrington TBD (5 p.m.) Naselle Away

Wishkah Valley. Waugh said he plans to go between three and four-man defensive fronts depending on what the opposing offense presents. “A lot of the guys in our league run a spread package. That really limits us as

far as what we run,” he said. “We want to mix it up a little bit with three and four-man fronts on a spread. My assistant will be my defensive coordinator, so he’ll be in charge of that.” Taholah has new competition this season and the

Albert Ortivez-Hicks, 8th Cade Capoeman, So. Carl Capoeman, 8th David Spears, Fr. Davien McCrory, 8th Deandre UnderwoodNewton, 8th Deven James, Sr. Diego Sanchez, 8th Eli Waugh, Sr. Hayzin Underwood, 8th Izaiah Mowitch, Jr. James Orozco, Sr. JauVon James-Juneau, Jr. Jerimiah McCrory, Jr. Justin Krise-Grundvig, So. Makya Ortivez-Hicks, Sr. Maximus Comenout, Sr. Nohea Black, 8th Pruvall Davis, Fr. Quiah Johnson, Sr. Rasheed Sotomish, Fr. Robbie Hidalgo, Jr. Terrell Jones, Jr. Thunder Mowitch, Jr. Tommy Underwood, Jr. Wayne McCovey, Sr. team is hoping to make a splash against some unfamiliar opponents. Waugh isn’t expecting it to be easy but he thinks his team has the right pieces to win a league title. “We got some tough competition, that’s for sure. If we can come out on top I’ll be pretty pleased with that. Looking at the rosters, I think we have a good shot this year to come out on top,” he said. “That’s our ultimate goal and it’s a real goal that’s reachable for us.”

Taholah Merchantile Chitwin Cafe 148 Quinault St. Taholah | (360) 276-8133

The Daily World

HAVE A GREAT SEASON ELMA EAGLES!

Thursday, September 5, 2019

All OUT! All GAME! All SEASON!

We Do More Than Just Cars & Trucks! Semis, RVs & Motorhomes

114 S 5th St in Elma 360.470.0013 JillWarne.com

Real Estate Center

We Support Our Student Athletes!

Garett L Folkers, AAMS速

Josh Steele, AAMS速

Financial Advisor

109 N. Broadway St. Aberdeen, WA 98520 360-538-4594

817 Simpson Ave. Hoquiam, WA 98550 360-533-8368

Michael J Bozich, AAMS速

Jim Boora, CFP速 Financial Advisor

Financial Advisor 601 S. Boone St., Suite 1 Aberdeen, WA 98520 360-538-8826

Member SIPC

717 Levee St. Hoquiam, WA 98550 360-532-5011

edwardjones.com

360-538-0679 30 Years in Business

1000 S. West Blvd. Aberdeen

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

2018 review: Stellar performances, memorable rivalry games By Rick Anderson For the GH News Group

A 2018 Twin Harbors prep football season filled with stellar individual performances and some memorable rivalry games ended sooner than desired for the majority of clubs. Four area teams — Hoquiam, Montesano, Elma and Pe Ell-Willapa Valley — earned state playoff berths. Only the then-unbeaten Grizzlies, however, survived the opening round and they were eliminated in the Class 1A quarterfinals. Hoquiam, Montesano and Elma all ran afoul of members of the traditionally powerful Northwest 1A Conference in state competition. But several Twin Harbors clubs had moments to savor during regular-season play. Hoquiam, Montesano and Elma, in fact, each won their opening five games

— perhaps the only time those three schools were all unbeaten at the midway point of the regular season. Paced by senior quarterback Payton Quintanilla (the Evergreen 1A League Most Valuable Player), league defensive MVP Matt Brown and all-state defensive back Jackson Folkers, the Grizzlies went on to extend their unbeaten streak to 10 prior to their state quarterfinal playoff exit. Hoquiam had the added satisfaction of sweeping its three Grays Harbor rivals en route to the Evergreen 1A championship. Folkers enjoyed his signature moment in Hoquiam’s 28-7 non-league victory over Aberdeen in early September. The senior wide receiver/ defensive back intercepted four passes (probably a record for the ancient series) and also caught five passes for 140 yards as the Grizzlies

notched their fifth consecutive win over their trans-Myrtle Street rivals. Rayyon Dayton blocked a last-minute field goal to enable Hoquiam to survive a challenge from much-improved Elma, 14-13. One week later, Quintanilla racked up more 300 all-purpose yards, threw three touchdown passes and also scored on an interception return as Hoquiam topped Montesano, 37-25, in what has become a seemingly annual league title showdown. The Grizzlies opened state competition in impressive fashion, overwhelming Stevenson, 49-0. But with Quintanilla hobbled by an ankle injury suffered in practice, the Grizzlies had no answer for Lynden Christian’s speed in a state quarterfinal at Aberdeen’s Stewart Field and fell, 45-6. Despite fielding a team

Harbors Home Health & Hospice Skilled Nursing • Occupational Therapy • Speech Therapy Physical Therapy • Certiﬁed Home Health Aide Medical Social Worker • Foot Care Clinic

201 7th St. • Hoquiam 1-800-772-1319

24 hour answering for established patients Medicare Certified

that contained only six seniors, Montesano made its 13th consecutive playoff appearance and also notched its 13th straight win over rival Elma in the East County Civil War. The latter accomplishment assuredly did not come easily. After Elma took the lead on Taitum Brumfield’s touchdown run with about five minutes remaining, Montesano countered with a scoring drive of its own. Shaydon Farmer’s 12-yard TD pass to Sam Winter with 25 seconds left gave the Bulldogs a 25-19 triumph in one of the most exciting of recent Civil Wars. The Bulldogs punched their ticket to state with a 32-7 rout of White Salmon in the district crossover round, but were blitzed by Mount Baker, 48-7, in their state opener. U n h e ra l d e d e n t e ring the campaign, Elma turned some heads by ending a 13-year state playoff drought. Paced by Brumfield’s running and much-improved line play, the Eagles were only two plays (the blocked field goal against Hoquiam and Montesano’s late touchdown) away from an unbeaten regular season. Brumfield, who rushed for more than 1,300 yards during the season, amassed 159 of them in a 33-21 state-qualifying victory at La Center. The Eagles

hung tough for much of the way against heavily-favored Meridian in a state opener the following week, but eventually bowed out, 40-21. One year removed from a district playoff appearance, Aberdeen found the going tough in the rugged Evergreen 2A Conference. The Bobcats notched their lone win in midseason by topping Centralia, 21-14. Pe Ell-Willapa Valley repeated as the Southwest Washington 2B Coastal Division champion and earned its fourth consecutive state berth. The Titans also enjoyed a dramatic rivalry victory, as Max Smith’s interception in the end zone preserved a 28-24 win over Raymond. The PWV combine had the most frustrating state experience. Following a lopsided district win over Winlock, the lower-seeded Titans traveled east of the mountains and bolted to a 20-0 lead over Northwest Christian of Colbert in their state opener. But they fell victim to a Crusader comeback in a 35-26 loss. Raymond and Ocosta experienced roller-coaster seasons. After dropping their first three contests, the Seagulls put together a six-game winning streak to reach the district crossover round. After a district loss

to Wahkiakum, Raymond failed to survive a tiebreaker mini-playoff that determined the district’s final state berth. Ocosta took a different route to the crossover playoffs. The Wildcats won their first four, then lost three straight league outings before staying alive with a must-win over Chief Leschi. Ocosta’s season ended with a district loss to Adna. South Bend and North Beach struggled in the 2B Coastal Division. The Indians will play as an 8-man independent team this season. Due to player shortages elsewhere, Taholah and Oakville were the only area schools fielding 8-man squads last season. Neither qualified for state. The Twin Harbors were well-represented on Associated Press all-state teams announced in December. Hoquiam’s Folkers, as a defensive back, was the Harbor’s lone firstteam selection in the 1A classification. In the 2B class, Pe Ell-Willapa Valley’s Smith (linebacker), Sam Western (tight end) and Carson Cox (defensive back), Raymond’s Patrick Edwards (running back), Christian Anderson (defensive line) and Jose Delgado (placekicker) and Ocosta’s Kobe Beck (defensive back) were first-team choices.

The Daily World

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Ocean Shores’ FULL SERVICE Supermarket Grocer y-Baker y-Deli-Meat-Produce-Beer, Wine & Spirits

101 E. Chance A La Mer, Ocean Shores, WA 98569 (360) 289-2448 • www.oceanshores-iga.com Open SUN - THUR: 6am - 10pm • FRI & SAT: 6am - Midnight

New Year, New Teams Visit Us for Specialized Compounding, or that Hard to Find Gift....

ALL the TEAMS

from the Staff at

316 8th Street | Hoquiam | 360-532-3060

Good Luck to All Harbor Teams! Gaylon Boley CPA 36 years of experience working in:

• Income Tax Preparation -E-Filing • Payroll & Bookkeeping Services

Good Luck

• Accounting & Financial Reporting • Business Consultation

Gateway Plaza 533-5808

Travel the World!

Stressless travel. We plan everything for you. Call today...

Where Your Journey Begins

Call for an appointment (360) 249-8188 or feel free to stop in at our ofﬁce located at

GAYLON BOLEY CPA

113 S. First St., Montesano

108 E. First | Aberdeen

CUT RATE AUTO PARTS

~ See the 2019 Fall Bus Book for more info ~

720 W. Wishkah 532-0940

Celebrating 64 Years of Keeping You on the Road

GOOD LUCK TO ALL HARBOR FOOTBALL TEAMS! LOCALLY OWNED • GREAT SERVICE • KNOWLEDGEABLE TEAM

411 W. Market • Aberdeen • 360-532-6400 | 216 W. Main • Elma • 360-482-3142

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

! S G O O D D G LL NE U U R B Y T FO A T S

Heels & Wheels is a networking opportunity to encourage the empowerment of women by creating a safe space to support each other, swap stories, advice, resources and build relationships that will enrich our community and businesses.

123 W. Pioneer | Montesano 360-249-4431 Proudly serving you since 1922.

www.WhitneysChevrolet.com

WE’RE WITH YOU ALL THE WAY BULLDOGS! 141 S MAIN ST • MONTESANO

360.249.8187 WWW.PROLYPEN.COM

The Daily World

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Teams Win Games...

and the Timberland Team is ready to help win yours. Talk with us to see how we can help you. 2019 BEST BANK BEST PLACE TO GET A MORTGAGE

We love being your bank!

BEST PLACE TO GET A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN

s U t i s i V NLINE, O

TOO!

PERSONAL | CONSTRUCTION | BUSINESS

800.562.8761

Thursday, September 5, 2019

The Daily World

We Make House Calls!

Serving Western Washington for Over 50 Years!

Visit Our Showroom!

NOW OFFERING 0 Down • 0% Interest for up to 48 months, on approved credit.

Don’t Procrastinate! Call Now for a FREE Estimate

533-0314 • 2730 Simpson Ave. • Hoquiam ROOFDI#168N8

Sound Publishing

Published on Aug 29, 2019

ADW - Football Preview - Football Preview 2019

i2019082916532214.pdf

ADW - Football Preview - Football Preview 2019

Published on Aug 29, 2019

i2019082916532214.pdf

pnwmarketplace

Go explore