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Prep football Late play propels Meadowdale to 22-19 win over Kamiak

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Meadowdale Mavericks triumphed over Kamiak Knights 22-19 in an electrifying football season opener on September 5, 2025. The game featured a dramatic fourth quarter, culminating in a 78-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Ki Gamble to senior Kealoha Kepo’o-Sebate with just 28 seconds remaining. The Mavericks initially led 14-7, but Kamiak made a comeback, taking a 19-14 lead after scoring two touchdowns in quick succession. Junior Cayden Rivera's strong performance, with 140 rushing yards and two touchdowns, helped keep Meadowdale in contention. Gamble praised his team's resilience and the execution of their two-minute offense, which led to the game-winning play.

Coach Antwoine Gamble expressed his emotional connection to the game, having his mother in the stands. The victory not only boosts team morale but also highlights the competitive spirit of high school football. Meadowdale aims to build on this momentum as they continue their season.

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