Prep Football Meadowdale wins over Kamiak 22-19, Sept. 5

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In an exhilarating season opener, the Meadowdale Mavericks defeated the Kamiak Knights 22-19 on Friday night. The game featured multiple lead changes, particularly in a dramatic fourth quarter where quarterback Ki Gamble connected with senior Kealoha Kepo’o-Sebate for a game-winning 78-yard touchdown pass with just 28 seconds left. Earlier, Kamiak briefly took the lead after Meadowdale's Cayden Rivera fumbled the ball, allowing the Knights to score on a subsequent play. Rivera, however, had an outstanding game, rushing for 140 yards and scoring two touchdowns. Gamble emphasized the importance of staying focused under pressure, reflecting on the emotional rollercoaster of the final moments.

Senior Aiden Osborne echoed this sentiment, noting the team's determination to overcome adversity. The victory not only boosts team morale but also sets a promising trajectory for the Mavericks' 2025 season. Meadowdale's performance showcased their fighting spirit and strategic execution, critical for future games.

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