Four Clark County high schools competed in the first round of the Washington state high school football playoffs on Saturday, and two of them moved on to the elite eight. The Skyview Storm defeated Glacier Peak 30‑6 in the Class 4A bracket, while the Woodland Beavers edged North Kitsap 14‑3 in Class 2A.
Skyview Storm dominate Class 4A
Skyview entered the game as the No. 6 seed and showed why it has remained unbeaten at 11‑0. After falling behind early to the Glacier Peak Grizzlies, the Storm rallied and took control for the remainder of the contest. Running back Kenroy Brown scored two touchdowns, and quarterback Dugan Logue connected with receiver Adarius Sparrow for a scoring pass. Defensive back TyAllen Edmon capped the victory with a 40‑yard interception return for a touchdown, putting the final score at 30‑6.
“It’s not just me, it’s the whole O‑line,” left tackle Denton Stein said. “We work as a unit. We’re a team, you know.” Stein added that the win gives him pride and confidence as the team prepares for the next challenge.
Skyview will travel to face No. 3 seed Sumner, the two‑time defending state champion, in the quarterfinals at Husky Stadium, the site of the December state championship game.
Woodland Beavers earn first playoff win since 1984
In the Class 2A matchup, the No. 9 Woodland Beavers overcame No. 8 North Kitsap 14‑3. Junior quarterback Jackson Andrews threw a touchdown pass and rushed for another in the second half, while the Beavers’ defense held the Kitsap offense to just three points.
Woodland trailed 3‑0 at halftime, but Andrews’ 141 rushing yards on 19 carries sparked a second‑half surge. The victory marks the Beavers’ first state playoff win in more than four decades, the last coming in 1984. Woodland (8‑2) now advances to face top‑seed Tumwater next week.
Other playoff results
In Class 1A, the Seton Catholic Cougars fell 42‑41 to Meridian in a thrilling finish at Doc Harris Stadium in Camas. Seton Catholic finished the season 7‑3, captured a third consecutive Trico League title, and earned a third straight state‑playoff appearance.
Also in Class 1A, Cascade Christian defeated the La Center Wildcats 49‑13, ending the Wildcats’ season at 7‑3 and extending their streak to five straight playoff appearances.
Looking ahead
The quarterfinal round promises tough competition. Skyview will need to stay focused to upset the seasoned Sumner program, while Woodland will test its mettle against the top‑seed Tumwater. Both teams are rallying their communities and emphasizing teamwork, faith, and family values as they chase the state championship at Husky Stadium in December.
Fans are encouraged to support their local schools at the upcoming games and to celebrate the dedication of the student‑athletes, coaches, and families who make high school football a cornerstone of Clark County community life.
Original reporting: Clark County Today (Vancouver WA) — read the source article.
