By Tim Clinton

SPORTS EDITOR

Highline scored its second football victory of the year Friday, dealing the Renton Indians a 28-7 defeat.

The win in the second game of a doubleheader at Highline Memorial gave the Pirates a 2-6 overall recotd.

Mount Rainier took a narrow 14-7 loss to Kentlake in the first game of the twin bill.

The Rams, who were fresh off a decisive win over Kentridge the week before, now stand at 2-6 overall including mostly close losses.

"Our record could have easily been reversed," said Mount Rainier head coach Tremain Mack, whose team fell to 2-4 in the North Puget Sound League Cascade Division with the loss in a key game with playoff implications.

Kennedy Catholic took a 52-21 loss to Hazen at Renton Memorial in another key Cascade Division game Friday.

The Lancers fell to 3-3 in division play and to 5-3 overall with the loss to the Highlanders (5-1, 6-2).

JFK hosts Mount Rainier at 5 p.m. Saturday at Highline Memorial.

West Seattle went on the road to Blanchet and took a 48-6 loss Friday, while Foster lost, 42-0, to Fife and Evergreen fell, 60-0, to White River.