Gridiron roundup – week two
MIKE MAYNARD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 3 weeks, 3 days AGO
MOSES LAKE — Week two of the Basin high school football season is now behind us. Some teams were able to build off strong starts in week one, while others look to bounce back in week three. See below how your favorite team fared on the gridiron Friday.
Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors (2-0)
At Liberty Christian, won 58-22
Ephrata Tigers (0-2)
At East Valley, lost 18-14
Lind-Ritzville Broncos (1-1)
Vs Newport, lost 41-7
Moses Lake Mavericks (1-1)
At Coeur d'Alene, lost 42-7
Othello Huskies (1-1)
At Prosser, lost 28-8
Quincy Jacks (0-2)
At Selah, lost 47-0
Royal Knights (2-0)
Vs Cashmere, won 28-10
Soap Lake Eagles (0-2)
At Waterville-Mansfield, lost 58-24
Wahluke Warriors (0-2)
Vs Kiona-Benton, lost 14-13
Warden Cougars (0-2)
At Tonasket, lost 24-8
The Knights' Jackson Flood (33) slips through tacklers while quarterback Grant Wardenaar (7) sets a lead block against the Cashmere Bulldogs on Friday.ARTICLES BY MIKE MAYNARD
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Mavs pile up 43 runs in sweep of Ike
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Mavericks (14-4) extended their win streak to four Tuesday, as they swept the Eisenhower Cadets 21-0 and 22-3 at home. The Mavs are building momentum in a busy final week of the regular season. “I'm super proud of the way (we played), this week's a grind with three double headers,” Head Coach Mike Hofheins said. “This is a tough grind at the end of the season, but I'm glad we scheduled that non-league game because I think it keeps us sharp.” After sweeping the Walla Walla Blue Devils 8-3 and 19-11 on Monday, the Mavericks carried the momentum from those victories and put together a dominant performance. Game one saw strong batting and seven runs in the first inning. From there, their high-powered offense and strong pitching earned them a shutout win over the Cadets.