Eastlake out after ugly loss to Lake Stevens; Skyline advances
November 23, 2011
Eastlake head coach Gene Dales didn’t have much to say after the game Nov. 19.
As quickly as the fog settled over the field at Eastlake High School Stadium after halftime on this near-freezing night, so did the realization among everyone at the game that the Wolves wouldn’t be advancing to the state semifinals in Tacoma.
Keegan Kemp, Eastlake senior quarterback, streaks past the Lake Stevens defense for a touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter Nov. 19. Photo by Christopher Huber
Eastlake Wolves football beats Skyline Spartans for first time
October 22, 2011
UPDATED: 10:30 a.m., Oct. 22
Skyline receiver Andrew Giese fumbles the ball after Eastlake defensive back Brian Quick, right, delivers a jarring hit with 31.2 seconds left in the fourth quarter Oct. 21. Eastlake won 28-21.
It was the perfect exclamation point to a jubilant and historic moment for Eastlake football.
The lights literally went out at Eastlake High School as players celebrated defensive back Sean Macdonald’s fumble recovery with 31.2 seconds left that sealed the victory for the Wolves. Once the power came back on, No. 1-ranked Eastlake rode out the clock as its fans cheered a 28-21 victory — the school’s first ever — over the Spartans, now 5-3 overall and 3-1 in KingCo 4A. Read more
No. 1 Eastlake dominates Issaquah in 44-17 win
October 18, 2011
Through tough defense and spot-on special teams play, the Eastlake High School Wolves defeated the Issaquah Eagles 44-17 in KingCo 4A Conference play Oct. 14.
Eastlake, the Seattle Times’ No. 1 ranked 4A school in the state, handed the Eagle’s their second loss of the season.
With 6:18 left in the first quarter, Eastlake senior Colton Teglovic intercepted and returned a pass for a touchdown from Issaquah senior quarterback Ethan Kalin.
Eastlake senior running back Ryan Lewis crosses the goal line on a 12-yard carry for the second of his second-quarter touchdowns Oct. 14 against Issaquah. Photo by Greg Farrar
Donations at Eastlake homecoming will help soldiers
October 11, 2011
If you’re headed to watch the Eastlake Wolves take on the Issaquah Eagles Oct. 14, be sure to look out for members of the Army and Marines in their Humvees.
The service members will be at the game to help garner support for Operation Bald Eagle, a Sammamish-based organization that supports military families and those who have lost a loved one in the line of duty. Read more
Skyline, Eastlake football win Eastside falls short
October 11, 2011
The race for the KingCo 4A football title is on and Eastlake and Skyline are both in the hunt after coming up with dominating week-six wins Oct. 7. The Eastside Catholic Crusaders impressed fans at home, nearly pulling off an upset against O’Dea.
Running back Ryan Lewis had three touchdowns and 180 yards rushing as Eastlake rolled over Mariner. Photo by David Sheffels
Eastlake rallies from slow first half, Skyline drops second and Eastside Catholic blanks Centennial
September 16, 2011
Updated: Sept. 20, 12:14 p.m.
Eastlake running back Ryan Lewis carried the ball 15 times for 201 yards against Roosevelt.
The game officials made Eastlake players and fans well aware that they supported prostate cancer research Sept. 13. The refs made good use of the special blue flags for the occasion — in place of the traditional yellow ones — as the Eastlake Wolves and Roosevelt Roughriders combined for 21 separate penalties in the contest at Eastlake High School stadium. Read more
Eastlake finds second-half momentum in 42-14 win
September 9, 2011
Updated: Sept. 12, 9:55 a.m.
Eastlake lineman Gino Bresolin drags down Snohomish running back Peter St. Marie in the second quarter Friday night.
The moment Brian Quick laid out to snag a 26-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Keegan Kemp may have hinted at what’s to come for the Eastlake Wolves’ passing game in 2011.
“It felt amazing,” Quick said of his second touchdown reception of the night. Read more
Eastlake football is firing on all cylinders for 2011 season
August 30, 2011
If Eastlake football fans are wondering what the Wolves will do after losing star running back Kyle Lappano to graduation, it seems they don’t have much to worry about this fall.
Not only is the Eastlake varsity squad returning a full front of big and quick linemen, it’s also looking to take advantage of a new weapon in Ryan Lewis.
The senior running back was clocked at a 4.33-second 40-yard dash this summer, according to coaches.
Eastlake’s Kepa Hughes runs blocking drills during a pre-season practice Aug. 25. Coach Gene Dales expexts him to be a force on the line this year. Photo by Christopher Huber
Serious injuries don’t have to end athletic careers
December 14, 2010
Eastlake linebacker Matt Uhlar does drills during a late-season practice. Photo by Christopher Huber
40 football players named to All-KingCo Crest Division list
November 30, 2010
