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Eastlake trumps Skyline to win battle on the plateau

Sammamish, WASports

The rivalry match on October 4, 2024, saw the Eastlake Wolves defeat the Skyline Spartans 29-12. Skyline opened the scoring with a touchdown from Joshua Menold, but Eastlake quickly equalized before halftime. A pivotal interception by quarterback Ryder Barrysmith shifted the game's momentum, allowing Eastlake to execute a series of strong offensive plays that put them ahead. The second half featured a standout 60-yard touchdown pass, showcasing the team's adaptability in the absence of their first-string quarterback, Landon Renfroe. The Wolves' defense was also instrumental, effectively shutting down Skyline's attempts to regain control.

Coach Scott Hare praised the team's hard work and preparation as they look ahead to their next game against Mt. Si on October 11, aiming to extend their winning streak. This victory not only strengthens their season but also highlights their resilience and teamwork in challenging circumstances.

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