Monroe Triumphs over Edmonds-Woodway 39-7

Summary:

The Renton Rangers Peewee squad extended their unbeaten streak in the North Sound Junior Football League with a commanding 38-0 shutout over Mariner. Quarterback Dondre Dowlen led the charge with 151 rushing yards and three touchdowns, also recovering a fumble and calling plays on offense. The Rangers finished with over 300 yards on the ground, and their defense didn't allow a single first down in the first half. With the win, Renton improves to 4-0 on the season, while Mariner drops to 2-2.

Everett 25, Mill Creek 6

Mill Creek fell to Everett with a final score of 25–6. Despite the loss, several players stood out with solid performances. Kaleb Parke scored Mill Creek’s only touchdown and rushed for 35 yards. Mila Mendoza added 45 yards and recorded two tackles. Paul Kim contributed on both sides of the ball with 50 rushing yards, a sack, and three tackles. On the offensive line, Jesse Li and Max each delivered three pancake blocks.

Monroe 39, Edmonds-Woodway 7

Monroe dominated Edmonds-Woodway with a 39–7 victory, improving their record to 2–1. Paisa Wilkins, Lincoln Root, Danny Murguia, and Lucas Garcia-Angela all scored touchdowns for Monroe, highlighting a strong team effort on offense.

Renton 40, Mariner 0

The Renton Rangers Peewee squad extended their unbeaten streak in the North Sound Junior Football League with a commanding 38-0 shutout over Mariner on Saturday. Behind a relentless defense and explosive ground game, Renton controlled every aspect of the matchup. Quarterback Dondre Dowlen led the charge with 151 rushing yards and three touchdowns, also recovering a fumble and calling plays on offense. Malakai Armstead, Lonzell King, and Devan Burrell-Lofton Jr. each added long touchdown runs in a balanced scoring effort. The Rangers finished with over 300 yards on the ground, and their defense didn’t allow a single first down in the first half.

Mariner’s offense, led by Octavious Thomas, struggled to gain traction against Renton’s aggressive front. Defensive standouts Otulau Kamoto, Armstead, and Messiah Reynolds combined for several backfield stops, sacks, and turnovers. Renton’s pressure led to multiple fumbles and fourth-down failures that sealed Mariner’s fate. With the win, Renton improves to 4-0 on the season, while Mariner drops to 2-2.