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Eastlake ends state bid with 27-14 loss to Puyallup - Sammamish Independent

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Eastlake High School's football team faced a disappointing end to their state championship run, succumbing to Puyallup with a 27-14 loss. The Wolves showcased a strong performance in the first half, but their inability to capitalize on scoring chances in the second half proved detrimental. Puyallup's defense tightened, thwarting Eastlake's attempts to regain momentum. This match not only marks the end of the Wolves' playoff journey but also highlights the fierce competition in high school football within the region. Coaches and players alike expressed their disappointment in the outcome, acknowledging the effort put forth throughout the season.

Local fans showed unwavering support, making the defeat all the more poignant for the community. With this loss, Eastlake will regroup and look to improve for the next season, reflecting on what could have been. The narrative of resilience and determination remains central to the high school sports experience, inspiring future athletes in the area.

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