Football

Federal Way 37, Kentlake 14

Federal Way came away with a big win in the South Puget Sound League North Division opener for both teams.

The Falcons took control early with a 7-0 lead, but the Eagles came soaring back with 37 unanswered points.

Andre Barrington started the scoring binge, running for a 6-yard touchdown. Kelyn Rowe then scored his first point after touchdown in four attempts.

Aaron Broussard snagged a 38-yard pass from Justin Southern for the next touchdown, then Barrington scored on a 4-yard run.

Rowe booted a 22-yard field goal after making the conversion kick for Barrington.

Barrington scored again on a 50-yard run, and also got the last Federal Way touchdown of the day on a 6-yard run.

Christian Faith 20, Raymond 14

Kenny Brown scored Christian Faith's first touchdown on a 37-yard pass from Tyler Savini, then Cameron Savini ran for a two-point conversion.

Brown then found paydirt again on a 55-yard pass play from Tyler Savini, but a pass for two points failed.

Cameron Savini struck on a 13-yard run for the final Christian Faith touchdown. The run for two points failed, but the Eagles still hung on for the win in the Saturday, Sept. 15 Class 2B action. The Christian Faith school is now in Federal Way.

Ev. Luth. 54, Chief Leschi 6

Evergreen Lutheran High School of Des Moines rumbled to an easy victory Saturday, Sept. 15 -- but it did not count in the SeaTac 2B League standings since it's the Eagles' first year and they're playing all non-league games.

Daniel Kurbis scored first on a 3-yard run and made his own conversion kick -- his first of five.

Kurbis also scored the second touchdown on a 6-yard run, before Nathanael Holter caught a 35-yard touchdown pass from Jack Parker.

Scott Lorette then got into the action in a big way, scoring three of Evergreen Lutheran's final four touchdowns.

After Lorette ran for a 30-yard touchdown, Ken Dryden returned an interception 34 yards for a touchdown. Lorette then scored on two 15-yard connections from Parker.

Rogers 43, Beamer 0

It was a crisp, cool evening at Federal Way Memorial Thursday, but it was raining as far as Todd Beamer was concerned. Rogers took a 7-0 lead by the end of the first quarter, then disappeared from sight at 36-0 by halftime.

Tahoma 42, TJ 28

Thomas Jefferson was tripped up by Tahoma in a road game Friday, but the Raiders were not without their highlights.

Kama Frank returned an interception 29 yards for a touchdown and Eric Harshfield kicked his first of four conversion kicks in as many tries.

Ronnielle Battles then ran four yards for a touchdown and Bryant Cameron caught a 14-yard touchdown pass from Taylor Stark. Stark scored the final TJ touchdown on a 5-yard run.

Volleyball

Bear Creek 3, Ev. L. 2

Evergreen Lutheran took a 16-25, 25-22, 21-25, 25-22, 15-10 loss to Bear Creek on Monday, Sept. 17.

Emily Kadeg had 35 assists and four aces for the Eagles and Alexis Miller scored 11 kills. Katie Wolfrum tallied 15 kills and three aces and Madison Stump had six kills.

Kentwood 3, TJ 0

Thomas Jefferson fell to the Conquerors by a 25-11, 25-8, 25-13 score Tuesday, Sept. 18.

Lauren Stark led the Raiders with 22 digs and Nyssa Hovda had 10.

Kentridge 3, Federal Way 0

The Eagles took a 25-9, 25-13, 25-15 loss to Kentridge last Tuesday, Sept. 18. Paulina McKenna scored four blocks.

Em. Ridge 3, Beamer 0

Todd Beamer lost to Emerald Ridge by a 25-11, 25-23, 25-23 score Tuesday, Sept. 18.

Camille Miller scored 13 kills and 10 digs and Alex Schultz led with 28 assists. Kalyn Wilson tallied nine kills.

Sea. Luth. 3, Christian Faith 1

Seattle Lutheran landed a 25-17, 25-17, 18-25, 25-12 punch on Christian Faith last Tuesday, Sept. 18.

Tahoma 3, Federal Way 0

The Eagles took a 25-12 , 25-13, 25-23 loss to the Bears Thursday. Taylor Harris had five kills and Paula McKenna five blocks.

Boys tennis

Decatur 5, K-M 0

Decatur made a clean sweep of its Tuesday, Sept. 18 match against Kent-Meridian.

Harry Choi of the Gators won No. 1 singles, 6-3, 6-0, and Alex Eddy took the No. 2 match, 6-1, 6-0.

Alex Khudoliy and Charlie Chu teamed up for a 6-2, 6-0 No. 1 doubles win and C.J. Andrus and Devin Murphy took the No. 2 doubles match, 6-0, 6-2. Mah Crahan and Evan Ovig won No. 3 doubles, 6-0, 6-2.

TJ 3, Kent-Meridian 2

Thomas Jefferson swept all three doubles matches for a win last Tuesday, Sept. 18.

Joe Lee and Branden Muraki won the No. 1 doubles match, 6-1, 6-7 (8-6), 6-3, and the No. 2 duo of Makua Rosa and Derek Moore won, 6-3, 6-3. Brandyn Gomez and Dae Yi won No. 3 doubles, 6-4, 6-4.

Kentridge 5, Federal Way 0

The Eagles were easily put away by the Chargers last Tuesday, Sept. 18.

TJ 4, Tahoma 1

Chase McLaughlin scored a 5-7, 6-2, 6-1 No. 1 singles win for the Raiders on Wednesday, Sept. 19 and the No. 1 doubles team of Branden Muraki and Brandon Gomez won, 6-7 (6), 6-2, 6-3.

Makoa Rosa and Derek Moore won the No. 2 match, 6-4, 6-1, and Dae Yi and Kevin Park won the No. 3, 7-6 (5), 7-5.

Federal Way 5, K-M 0

Jake Stewart scored a 6-0, 6-2 No. 1 singles match win Wednesday, Sept. 19 -- and the rest of the matches went to Federal Way by 6-0, 6-0 scores.

Jesse Johnson won the No. 2 singles match and Brian Shaw and Max Ward won No. 1 doubles. Matt Christopher and Matt Dahl were No. 2 doubles winners and Sean Conklin and Bradley Lewis won No. 3 doubles.

Boys golf

Kentridge 84, Decatur 70

Chuck Roberts finished fourth overall with a round of 39 for Decatur Tuesday, Sept. 18 and Mack McKenzie came in fifth with a 40.

Curtis 95, Federal Way 45

Curtis swept right through the lineup to win all of the top-five positions.

TJ 93, Federal Way 60

The Raiders topped the Eagles in a Wednesday, Sept. 19 match, with Brian Brown and Erik Jarvey leading the way by tying Brandon Robins of Federal Way with rounds of 37.

TJ's Charles Lee came in fourth with a 38 and teammates Keenan Darrow and Sean Carroll tied for fifth at 39

Girls golf

Kentridge 97, Decatur 32

Stacey Blunt took fourth for the Gators with a round of 46 in Tuesday, Sept. 18 action.

Girls soccer

Tahoma 2, Federal Way 0

The Tahoma Bears blanked the Eagles last Tuesday, Sept. 18.

Decatur 0, Kentwood 0

Kaelyn Knesta earned the Gators' half of the Tuesday, Sept. 18 double shutout.

TJ 10, K-M 0

Liz Fitch and Nicole Price split the Raiders' shutout against Kent-Meridian on Thursday, Sept. 18.

Amy Pate scored the first two goals on Ashley Brough assists, then Pate scored again on a Jasmine Sharpe assist.

Mallory Murray struck unassisted and Hayley Albrecht was assisted by Sasha Nevin. Albrecht followed with an unassisted goal before Victoria Welsh scored on a Murray assist. Mariko Hamashima was assisted by Murray on the next goal and Sara Byrne was assisted by Murray on the final goal.

Beamer 6, Em. Ridge 0

Maia Kurnik contributed the shutout on goal for Todd Beamer in the Tuesday, Sept. 18 action.

Jordan Salisbury scored the first goal on a Megan Miller assist and Holland Crook struck on three straight unassisted goals for a hat trick. Miller put in the final two goals unassisted.

Ev. Luth. 3, Sea. Luth. 0

Amy Anderson and Lindsey Sandwith split Evergreen Lutheran's shutout Tuesday, Sept. 18 and Grace Bender put in the first goal on a Megume Poetter assist. Kaily Fuegmann followed with an unassisted goal and Grace Lorette made the final goal unassisted.

Decatur 2, Kentridge 0

Kaelyn Knesta earned the shutout for the Gators Thursday, with Laura Bressler scoring the first goal in the fifth minute off a Sarah Isaac. Ellie Franco drilled in a Kelsey Disbrow assist in the 59th minute.

Federal Way 1, Kentlake 1

Briana D'Aguiar scored the Eagles' goal in Thursday's tie game.

Bush 5, Ev. Luth. 0

Bush breezed over the Eagles in Thursday's action.

Kentwood 0, TJ 0

Liz Fitch earned the Thomas Jefferson shutout in Friday's scoreless tie.

Cross country

Thomas Jefferson

The Raider boys took a 15-49 loss to Tahoma and a 17-41 loss to Kentridge in Wednesday, Sept. 19 action.

But TJ's girls won, 15-50, over Kentridge and lost, 23-32, to Tahoma.

Jenna Patrick took third in the girls race in 19:56 with Bennum fourth in 20:00.

Federal Way

Federal Way took a 23-34 girls loss to Kentlake but won, 23-35, over Kent-Meridian. Jasmine Johnson led by winning the individual race in 21:05.

The Eagle boys, meanwhile, lost, 19-41, to Kentlake and 22-39 to Kent-Meridian. Meron Simon placed fifth in 18:09.

Todd Beamer

The Titans took a 21-40 girls win over Spanaway Lake Wednesday, Sept. 19 but lost compared to Rogers, 25-30.

Grace Mussa finished second in 21:02 with Taylor Kartes third in 21:17.