Snohomish County football teams advancing to Districts

Viking senior Layshon Limar strolls into the end zone late in the first half with one of his three rushing touch downs as Lake Stevens continued their state champion-style winning streak, defeating the up-to-then undefeated Glacier Peak Grizzlies 31 - 10 on a crisp Friday evening Oct. 4 in Lake Stevens.  The Vikings used a strong ground game and precise passing to win. With one TD recalled, the Vikings made a gutsy call on 4th down and converted with a good run. The Vikings Defense came alive in the second period, harassing and sacking the Grizzly QB. There were many penalties noticed during this and previous games, sometimes resulting in called back TDs and long losses of yardage and first downs.

Viking senior Layshon Limar strolls into the end zone late in the first half with one of his three rushing touch downs as Lake Stevens continued their state champion-style winning streak, defeating the up-to-then undefeated Glacier Peak Grizzlies 31 - 10 on a crisp Friday evening Oct. 4 in Lake Stevens. The Vikings used a strong ground game and precise passing to win. With one TD recalled, the Vikings made a gutsy call on 4th down and converted with a good run. The Vikings Defense came alive in the second period, harassing and sacking the Grizzly QB. There were many penalties noticed during this and previous games, sometimes resulting in called back TDs and long losses of yardage and first downs.
Photo by Jim Scolman

In 3A, Snohomish County teams advancing into Districts are Monroe, Mountlake Terrace, Shorecrest and Stanwood. Wesco 3A heavies Ferndale and Oak Harbor also advanced. Monroe plays Bellarmine in its Districts game at home Saturday, Nov. 9 at 2 p.m. at Monroe High. Winner will advance to State and loser will see their season end.

In 4A, Snohomish County teams advancing into Districts are Glacier Peak, Lake Stevens Jackson and Arlington. GP, Lake Stevens and Arlington collided into a three-way tie for league results, each having a 5-1 season.  The tie was broken to set rankings by which team had the lowest amount of how many points opponents scored on the team, known as points against (PA). Arlington went 5-1 league with 9.8 points against within its league games. Then Lake Stevens at 5-1 league with 10.3 points against. Then Glacier Peak with 5-1 league with 12.2 points against.

    — Tribune staff