The Sumner Spartans and Bonney Lake Panthers faced off at the Sunset Bowl Friday.

The Spartans secured the South Puget Sound League 3A championship and won the rivalry game 24-7.

The Spartans started the game with a 43-yard field goal with seconds remaining in the first quarter.

The Panthers took the lead by four with a 2-yard run from junior running back Jason Day.

The Spartans took the lead in the third quarter with a pair of touchdowns.

Connor Wedington scored on a 65-yard touch-down run and Josh Riley scored on a 48-yard run to put the Spartans on top by ten, 17-7.

The final score came on a 35-yard pass from sopho-more quarterback Luke Ross to sophomore receiver Tre Weed for six.

The Spartans are unde-feated entering the final regular season game of the year.

Sumner travels to Auburn to face the Riverside Ravens at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30 at Auburn Memorial Stadium.

The Bonney Lake Panthers are 2-5 overall on the season.

The final regular season game for the Panthers is an away meeting with the Peninsula Seahawks sched-uled for 4 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2 at Roy Anderson Field.Enumclaw

Enumclaw High host-ed the Lakes Lancers for Homecoming Friday and lost 42-21.

Enumclaw’s first score of the game came in the second quarter off a 1-yard run by Connor Pierce.

Lakes scored two rushing touchdowns and one passing and led 21-7 at the half.

The third quarter belonged to the Lancers.

Lakes scored two more rushing touchdowns and added to its lead.

Now up 35-7, the game entered the fourth quarter. Enumclaw scored two more times but it wasn’t enough.

The first score of the final quarter for the Hornets was a 6-yard pass from quarter-back Scott Garvin to Adam Rhodes.

Another pass from Garvin to Kyle Russell for 32 yards was good for six.

Lakes scored another touchdown to end the game.

The Hornets end regu-lar season play by trav-eling to Auburn to face the Mountainview Lions Thursday, Oct. 29 with kick-off set for 7 p.m.

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Also participating in the Medalist Tourney for White River were Dani Barbee and Taylee Goethals. They finished eighth and ninth, respective-ly, and earned a trip to the Spring Qualifier. That tournament will give each participant another chance to participate in the state 2A tourney.

White River boysA pair of White River High golfers

– Cooper Franklin and Joe Flanigan – have already earned a berth into next spring’s state Class 2A golf tourna-ment, while teammates Josh Murdock and Sawyer Mills are still in the run-ning for a slot in the state field.

The South Puget Sound League’s 2A golfers gathered Oct. 19 and 21 for the annual Medalist Tournament, which sends the top seven finishers directly to state. The tourney was contested at Lake Spanaway Golf Course.

Franklin carded the top 36-hole total, finishing at 157. Flanigan was fourth in the field with 171.

Qualifying for the Spring Qualifier, which will send an additional 13 golfers to the Class 2A state tourney, were Mills and Murdock. They fin-ished 18th and 19, respectively, in the Medalist Tournament, registering two-day totals of 188 and 189.

Other members of the White River boys team competing in the Medalist Tournament, and their two-day totals, were Blake Coogan, 194; Cole Richey, 196; and Mckay Penrose, 198.

The Hornet boys team went 13-1 during the regular season, tying Fife for the best record in the SPSL 2A. White River was a step behind the Trojans during the postseason play to finish with the No. 2 overall ranking.

Enumclaw boysAfter polishing off another perfect

regular season, the Enumclaw High golf program saw three players qualify for the spring’s Class 3A state tourna-ment.

The Hornets finished the season 14-0 to claim a fourth straight South Puget Sound League 3A title and fol-lowed up with a third straight cham-pionship in the Medalist Tournament, which advanced seven players to state. The tourney was contested 19-20 at the Gold Mountain complex in Bremerton.

Hornets advancing to the state tournament were Carson Erwin, who placed fourth overall with a 36-hole total of 158; Jared Beals, sixth place

after totaling 162 over two days and getting a playoff edge; and Dylan Miller, who wound up seventh, also posting a 162.

Five other Hornets played well enough to earn a slot into the Spring Qualifier, which allows a second opportunity to gain entry into the 3A state tourney. Those five were Josh Erickson, 163; Kidder McKee, 165; Matt Hodgman, 168; Andrew Litman, 169; and alternate Bill Miller, 170.

Enumclaw girlsThe Hornet’s Lexi Dechon placed

second in the two-day Medalist Tournament and earned a berth in the spring Class 3A girls state golf tourna-ment. Dechon shot rounds of 81 and 87 to finish at 168.

Rylie McCann placed ninth with a 36-hole total of 197 and Taylor Anglin finished 11th with a score of 198; both will compete in the Spring Qualifier, getting another opportunity to join the field in the 3A state tourney.

Also competing at the Medalist Tournament for EHS were Maddison Gates and Kennedy VanHoof.

Bonney Lake boysSenior Curtis Kolterman added to

his impressive credentials, winning the Class 3A Medalist Tournament and advancing to the spring’s state tourney.

In addition, Panther teammates Connor Lees and Michael Korum advanced to the Spring Qualifier, giv-ing them another opportunity to play in the state 3A championship. They placed 11th and 12th, respectively, at the Medalist Tournament.

Bonney Lake girlsHayden Zumholf made the state cut,

shooting 194 to claim sixth-place hon-ors at the Medalist Tournament.

Sumner High girlsAbby Burns and Clair Selmer earned

slots in the Spring Qualifier. Burns shot a combined 197 during the Medalist Tournament to place 10th while Selmer carded a 202 to finish 15th.

Also competing in the Medalist Tournament were Kate Harris, Natasha Leffel and Kayla Immel.

Sumner High boysAdvancing from the Medalist

Tournament to the Spring Qualifier was Alec LaBarge, who had a two-day total of 164 to place 10th in the field.

Also competing, but not advanc-ing, were teammates Connor Smith, Dillian Wehmer, Cameron Snow and Quinalt Mackey.

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fourth, 19:20.5; LaRee Graham, Bonney Lake, eighth, 19:56.7; Samantha Engebretsen, Enumclaw, ninth, 20:04.3.

3A boys: Brock

Frame, Bonney Lake, second place, 16:09.8; William Glick, Bonney Lake, third, 16:26.4; Eric Hamel, Enumclaw, fourth; 16:28.10; Teagan Eldridge, Enumclaw sev-enth, 16:35.3; Joel Mott, Sumner, eighth, 16:40; Bennett Hillier, Bonney

Lake, ninth, 16:43.10.2A girls (White River):

Camryn Berryhill, eighth, 20:32.5; Courtney Gelmini, ninth, 20:32.7.

The top finisher for the White River boys was Konnor Sokalski, who placed 16th with a time of 17:29.2.

RUNNERS FROM 17

Spartans claim 3A title, other teams fall on Friday

By Sarah BrendenReporter

By Kevin HansonSenior Writer

The second quarter made all the difference Friday night, as the White River Hornets were throttled by Steilacoom.

The 61-17 loss dropped White River’s record to 1-7 overall, 1-5 in South Puget Sound League 2A play.

Friday’s road contest started well enough for the Hornets, who took a 3-0 lead when Alex Morris booted a 33-yard field goal.

After a Steilacoom touch-down, Justin Tidwell scored on a 6-yard run; when Morris tacked on the extra-point kick, the Hornets were on top 10-7.

Those good times were short-lived.

The Sentinels found the end zone five times dur-ing a second quarter that quickly went from bad to worse for White River. By the time halftime arrived, the Hornets trailed 41-10.

A 20-point third period pushed Steilacoom’s lead to 61-10. White River account-ed for the game’s final TD when Ryan Redford scored on a short burst.

The regular season comes to an end this week when the Hornets travel to Orting (2-4 league, 4-4 overall).