Kentwood Football
Friday, October 26, 2007
JV Season Coming to an End
Future Conks: The Junior Varsity (7-0) has had another outstanding year so far, with outstanding effort from all facists of the game. They are currently on a 16 game winning streak and look to continue that this next Monday. Here is the Tahoma write up as well as the scores from the season so far.
Kentwood 25-24 South Kitsap
Kentwood 28-7 Puyallup
Kentwood 35-6 Decatur
Kentwood 21-12 Kentridge
Kentwood 28-0 Thomas Jefferson
Kentwood 48-6 Federal Way
Kentwood 26-14 Kent Meridian
Kentwood 34-26 Tahoma
Kentwood ??-?? Kentlake
The JV beat a spirited Tahoma team 34-26 on Monday evening to push their record to 7-0. Ronnie Flowers started the scoring with a long TD run on the first play from scrimmage. The Conks then scored a few plays later on A.C. Songco’s 65 yard TD pass to WR Mike Roy, their 2nd connection of the year. Ronnie Flowers added another TD later in the half to push KW to a 20-12 lead with 22 seconds remaining in the half. On KW’s first two plays of the drive, QB Tristan Askew ran for 40 yards to set the Conks up at the Tahoma 30 yard line with 1 second left in the half. Askew then threw a jump ball up for Robbie Morris who out-leaped the Bears for an end of the half touchdown, and a 27-12 lead at half. Tahoma controlled the second half until KW’s final drive where FB Zack Corpuz plunged in from 4 yards out. The defense then stopped the Bears on a 4th and 4 play from the KW 20 yard line to cement the win. Kentwood will play Monday at 6 pm against cross-town rival Kentlake for the opportunity to finish the year undefeated.
Kentwood 25-24 South Kitsap
Kentwood 28-7 Puyallup
Kentwood 35-6 Decatur
Kentwood 21-12 Kentridge
Kentwood 28-0 Thomas Jefferson
Kentwood 48-6 Federal Way
Kentwood 26-14 Kent Meridian
Kentwood 34-26 Tahoma
Kentwood ??-?? Kentlake
The JV beat a spirited Tahoma team 34-26 on Monday evening to push their record to 7-0. Ronnie Flowers started the scoring with a long TD run on the first play from scrimmage. The Conks then scored a few plays later on A.C. Songco’s 65 yard TD pass to WR Mike Roy, their 2nd connection of the year. Ronnie Flowers added another TD later in the half to push KW to a 20-12 lead with 22 seconds remaining in the half. On KW’s first two plays of the drive, QB Tristan Askew ran for 40 yards to set the Conks up at the Tahoma 30 yard line with 1 second left in the half. Askew then threw a jump ball up for Robbie Morris who out-leaped the Bears for an end of the half touchdown, and a 27-12 lead at half. Tahoma controlled the second half until KW’s final drive where FB Zack Corpuz plunged in from 4 yards out. The defense then stopped the Bears on a 4th and 4 play from the KW 20 yard line to cement the win. Kentwood will play Monday at 6 pm against cross-town rival Kentlake for the opportunity to finish the year undefeated.
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