Monroe 23, Mariner 19

A close game came down to the wire with Monroeโ€™s defense stopped the Mariner offense at the 15-yard line to win the game. Lucas Garcia Angela threw for 2 extra point conversions and Paisa Wilkins added a long touchdown run for the Bearcats who secured the third seed in the playoffs.

Renton 27, Lake Stevens 6

In a battle of the undefeated, Rentonโ€™s Boom Squad dominated Lake Stevens from start to finish.

After an early fumble on their opening drive, Rentonโ€™s defense stepped up. On 4th and long, Otulau Kamoto, Keneti Finau, and Malakai Armstead brought heavy pressure, forcing a fumble that Dondre Dowlen recovered in the end zone for a touchdown and a 7โ€“0 lead.

Lake Stevens responded with a 55-yard QB sneak to make it 7โ€“6, but that was their only score. Rentonโ€™s offense answered quickly, with Devaughn Burrell-Lofton breaking free for a 25-yard TD run. From there, the Boom Squad defense shut things down completely.

The rest of the game featured big runs from Dowlen, Burrell-Lofton, and Armsteadโ€”who scored once and had another TD called back on a penalty. Lonzell King added another touchdown, sealing the 27โ€“6 win.

In the final minutes, young players like Cam’ron Thomas, Derek Lowe Jr., Kingston Jones, King Collins, and Rahim Ali got their chance to shine.

For Lake Stevens, their high-powered offense was held to just 1 touchdown by Jaceon Willis. Even though Lake Stevens put forth a hard-fought battle, Renton’s offense controlled the game.ย 

Mill Creek 19, Cedar Park Christian 18

Mill Creekโ€™s Peewee squad clinched the No. 6 playoff seed in thrilling fashion, edging out Cedar Park Christian 19โ€“18 in a tightly contested battle. Paxton Thompson led the way with two touchdowns and five tackles on defense, playing a pivotal role on both sides of the ball. Kaleb Parke added a key touchdown, while Paul Kim and Mila Mendoza contributed with strong runs, racking up 40 and 30 rushing yards respectively.

Everett 13, Snohomish 0