In rare football matchup, Eastside Catholic dispatches Eastlake

Sammamish, WASports

In an exciting return to the field, Eastside Catholic triumphed over Eastlake with a score of 40-14, marking their first encounter in 13 years. The game started with Eastlake taking an early lead through a touchdown pass from Landon Renfroe, but the momentum shifted when Eastside's Asa Thompson executed an impressive 80-yard kickoff return. As the game progressed, the Crusaders took control, scoring multiple touchdowns and demonstrating their strong defense. Key performances, including several sacks by Cody Thumlert, helped Eastside Catholic build a commanding lead entering the fourth quarter. Despite Eastlake's efforts, including a touchdown connection between Renfroe and Bryson Hodges, injuries to their starting quarterback hindered their performance.

Coach Scott Hare emphasized that this game served as a valuable lesson for the Wolves, who need to learn from their mistakes moving forward. The matchup captivated local fans and illustrated the intense rivalry and competitive nature of high school football. As both teams prepare for the remainder of the season, the game stands as a testament to the spirit of youth sports in the community.

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