Gridiron roundup – Week 7
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The Knights’ Grant Wardenaar (7) rolls out to his right on a pass play against the Wahluke Warriors on Friday.
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MOSES LAKE — We’re at the tail end of the 2026 regular season for Basin high school football. In week seven, several teams continued to build momentum for the postseason while other look to finish strong. See below how your favorite programs fared.
Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors (7-0)
Vs Wilbur-Creston-Keller, won 58-6
Ephrata Tigers (3-4)
Vs Toppenish, 20-7
Lind-Ritzville Broncos (2-5)
At Brewster, lost 34-21
Moses Lake Mavericks (6-1)
At Sunnyside, won 68-7
Othello Huskies (4-3)
At Grandview, won 42-14
Quincy Jacks (0-7)
At Chelan, lost 52-27
Royal Knights (7-0)
Vs Wahluke, won 64-0
Soap Lake Eagles (0-6)
At Entiat, lost 61-24
Wahluke Warriors (2-5)
At Royal, lost 64-0
Warden Cougars (2-5)
At Columbia, lost 13-8
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Warriors remain unbeaten behind Grindy’s five touchdown game
COULEE CITY — The Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors (7-0) earned yet another dominant victory at home with 475 yards of offense leading to a 58-6 rout of the Wilbur-Creston-Keller Wildcats on Friday. “It went really well; (the) kids played well (and) we got off to a fast start,” Head Coach Brandon Walsh said.
Bobcats run wild in blowout of Eastern Washington
CHENEY — The Eastern Washington Eagles (2-6) fell in dominant fashion at home Saturday 56-20 to the Montana State Bobcats (6-1). Head Coach Aaron Best was candid in a postgame interview, according to EWU Athletics. “Our guys battled, and I thought we got some momentum on the surprise onside kick recovery, but it was a three-and-out right after. It seems to be a common theme to create momentum with a big play, but do not capitalize on it,” Best said. “On the defensive side, there were too many explosive plays and those explosives were touchdowns. A few of them were on third and fourth downs. It was not only explosives, but a conversion that ended in a touchdown.”
Gridiron roundup – Week 7
MOSES LAKE — We’re at the tail end of the 2026 regular season for Basin high school football. In week seven, several teams continued to build momentum for the postseason while other look to finish strong. See below how your favorite programs fared.