Lake Stevens set the tone with a strong start and never let up, scoring four touchdowns in the first half and shutting out Renton to complete an undefeated season and championship win.
The Renton Rangers defeated the CPC Eagles 12-7 in a physical semifinal battle to advance to the North Sound Jr Football 89er Division Championship game.
The Renton Rangers dominated Mariner in the North Sound Junior Football League Peewee Division semifinal, winning 40-0 with a strong defense and explosive offense to advance to the championship game.
Lake Stevens and Renton teams dominated their respective semifinal matchups, with Renton defeating Mariner 40-0 and Lake Stevens defeating Monroe 14-7, while Cedar Park Christian and Lake Stevens also advanced to their respective championship games.
The Renton Rangers dominated the Everett Timberwolves in the first round of the North Sound Junior Football League Peewee Division playoffs, winning 40-0 and securing their place in the semifinals.
The Renton Rangers 89ers, Mariner, Lake Stevens Black, Lake Stevens White, and Mill Creek all won their respective games, with the Rangers and Mariner securing playoff spots, Lake Stevens Black ending the regular season undefeated, and Mill Creek closing out the season with a dominant shutout victory.
The Renton Rangers defeated the Lake Stevens Vikings 27-6 in a physical and emotional contest to finish the regular season undefeated and claim the top spot in the North Sound Junior Football League’s Peewee Division.
The Renton Rangers Peewee team dominated the Mariner Peewee squad with a 38-0 win, led by Dondre Dowlen’s 151 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns, and a swarming defense that held Mariner to no first downs.
The Mill Creek Juniors and Seniors both suffered losses in their respective games, while the Renton Rangers Junior team secured a 34-13 victory over Snohomish Red and the Mariner Juniors dominated North Seattle with a 26-15 win.
Darryl Gant, coach of the Renton Rangers Peewee team, has won 10 championships in three decades of coaching, using his “old school smashmouth” football philosophy to teach his players to be aggressive, physical, and selfless.
