Saturday, September 3, 2016

2016 Football Game 1 - Sequim 27, Port Townsend 26

Sequim beats Port Townsend 27-26


September 3rd, 2016 - 01:00 am

(Port Townsend) -- The Sequim Wolves staved off the Port Townsend Redhawks 27-26 Friday night at Jefferson County Memorial Athletic Field in a prep football season opener.

The Redhawks rebounded from a 27-14 deficit midway through the third quarter, scoring touchdowns on consecutive possessions, but were left trailing by a point with 6:21 to go after a fizzled two-point conversion attempt.

Sequim was forced to punt on its subsequent possession and Port Townsend took over at its own 45 with 4:30 left.

Facing a 4th-down-and-5 from midfield, Redhawks running back Detrius Kelsall was manhandled and stopped by the Wolves defense 2 yards short of a first down, turning the ball over to Sequim at the Wolves 47 with 3:42 remaining.

Kelsall had game-high rushing honors with 99 yards on 25 carries and 2 touchdowns on the ground and another receiving.

The Wolves bashed out 46 yards on the ground in the game's final 6 plays to run out the clock.

Sequim sophomore quarterback Riley Cowan was red hot in the early going, completing 15 of his first 16 passes.

Cowan made TD connections with sophomore Kyler Rollness from 20 yards and junior Payton Glasser from 7 yards as the Wolves led 14-0 with 7:27 left in the opening quarter.




Sequim's Payton Glasser after scoring first career TD reception
Glasser made his Wolves varsity football debut with 3 catches for 29 yards and a pair of scores, also intercepting a Port Townsend pass on defense.

The Redhawks were unfazed and responded with a 10-play, 62 yard march, closing within 14-8 after Berkley Hill's 3 yard touchdown pass to Kyle Blankenship.

Sequim extended its lead to 20-8 after Glasser made a diving 19-yard TD catch with 10:10 left in the first half.





The Redhawks pulled within a score with 6:07 to go before intermission when Hill threw 3 yards to Kelsall for a PT TD, making it 20-14 Wolves.

Hill completed 11-of-21 passes for 112 yards, 2 touchdowns, and was intercepted once.

Sequim got another touchdown on a 4th-and-9 when Cowan found Gavin Velarde for a 24-yard touchdown pass with 5:18 to go in the third period, extending the Wolves advantage to 27-14.





Velarde was the game's leading receiver with 13 receptions for 150 yards and a score.

Cowan finished the game connecting 24 of 31 passes for 270 yards, 4 touchdowns and was intercepted twice.

Kelsall got the Redhawks within 27-20 with 1:06 left in the third quarter on a 2 yard run, but the conversion run failed.

The Wolves had a chance to salt the game away early in the final period, driving deep into Redhawks territory.

However, Sequim's Keeshawn Whitney was stripped of the ball by a host of defenders trying to extend a 12 yard run to the Port Townsend 6 with 9:31 left.

Whitney was the leading Wolves ground gainer with 46 yards on 6 carries, including a pair of punishing runs on the contest's final drive.

Sequim (1-0) hosts perennial 1A powerhouse Montesano, a 54-20 winner over Aberdeen, next Friday.

Port Townsend (0-1) hosts Port Angeles, a 40-0 loser to Mount Tahoma, next Thursday.

Scoring by Quarters:


Seq - 14 06 07 00 -- 27

PT -- 08 06 06 06 -- 26

Scoring Summary:

1st quarter:

Seq -- 20 yard pass Kyler Rollness from Riley Cowan (Cowan kick) 7:27

Seq -- 7 yard pass Payton Glasser from Riley Cowan (Cowan kick) 3:22

PT -- 3 yard pass Kyle Blankenship from Berkley Hill (Blankenship from Hill pass) :21

2nd quarter:

Seq -- 19 yard pass Payton Glasser from Riley Cowan (kick failed) 10:10

PT -- 3 yard pass Detrius Kelsall from Berkley Hill (kick blocked) 6:07

3rd quarter:

Seq -- 24 yard pass Gavin Velarde from Riley Cowan (Cowan kick) 5:18

PT -- 2 yard run Detrius Kelsall (run failed) 1:06

4th quarter:

PT -- 1 yard run Detrius Kelsall (pass failed) 6:21

Individual Statistics:

Rushing:


Sequim -- Riley Cowan 7-(-20), Keeshawn Whitney 6-46, Gavin Velarde 3-16, Tyler Conn 8-39, Hayden Gresli 1-4.

Port Townsend -- Detrius Kelsall 25-99-2TD, Jacob Boucher 3-7, Berkley Hill 11-75, Kyle Blankenship 2-1.

Passing: 

Sequim -- Riley Cowan 24-for-31, 270 yards, 4 TD, 2 INT.

Port Townsend -- Berkley Hill 11-for-21, 112 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT.

Receiving:

Sequim -- Gavin Velarde 13-150-1 TD, Payton Glasser 3-29-2 TD, Kyler Rollness 6-82-1 TD, Curtis Gorr 2-9.

Port Townsend -- Kyle Blankenship 3-14-1 TD, Detrius Kelsall 3-30-1 TD, Cole Crawford 1-14, Nico Winegar 1-20, Kyle Mackey 1-14, Jacob Boucher 2-20.

Team Statistics:

Rushing:


Sequim -- 25 carries, 85 yards.

Port Townsend -- 41 carries, 182 yards, 2 TD.

Passing:

Sequim -- 24-for-31, 270 yards, 4 TD.

Port Townsend -- 11-for-21, 112 yards, 2 TD.

Had Intercepted:

Sequim -- 2

Port Townsend -- 1

Fumbles Lost:

Sequim -- 1

Port Townsend -- 0

Penalties:

Sequim -- 7-50

Port Townsend -- 2-15 

Tuesday, January 5, 2016

Sequim basketball sweeps North Mason

Sequim sweeps North Mason basketball

January 5th, 2016 - 9:49pm
(Sequim) --Payton Glasser scored 21 points and Jackson Oliver added 18 as the Sequim Wolves boys defeated the North Mason Bulldogs 69-65 Tuesday night in an Olympic League 2A Division game at Rick Kaps Gym.
Sequim (1-3, 5-6) led 19 to 14 after the first quarter and 36 to 28 at halftime.
The Bulldogs closed to 49-45 after three quarters and kept the game close in the final frame.
Trey Fisher scored 17 of his 22 points in the second half to lead the Bulldogs effort, while Brice Solis had 16 markers for the Boys from Belfair.
The Wolves got 14 points from Jack Shea and Nick Faunce added 12 tallies.
In the girls game in Belfair, Sequim beat North Mason 34 to 24.
The Lady Wolves improved to 1-3 in league and 3-5 overall.
Sequim will be at Port Angeles Friday night for a girls and boys doubleheader.


Monday, December 21, 2015

15-16 Boys Basketball Game 9 - Lynden 62, Sequim 18

Lynden boys rip Sequim 62-18

December 21st, 2015 - 10:47pm
(Lynden) -- Christian Zamora scored 12 points and Jordan Wittenberg added 10 as the Lynden Lions ripped the Sequim Wolves 62-18 in a non-league boys basketball Monday night.
The mighty Lions, coached by former Sequim mentor Brian Roper, held a 22-0 lead over the Wolves after the first quarter.
Sequim's 18 markers were fewest points scored in a game by a Wolves boys basketball team in the past 40 years.
The Wolves hit only 7 of 41 field goal attempts in the contest.
Payton Glasser had 7 points and 5 rebounds for Sequim, while Jackson Oliver and Nick Faunce added 3 tallies apiece.
Sequim (3-6) resumes Olympic League play January 5th against North Mason.
Scoring by Quarters:
Seq - 00 07 07 04 -- 18
Lyn - 22 11 15 14 -- 62
Scoring Summary:
Sequim (18) -- Payton Glasser 7, Jack Shea 1, Brendon Despain 2, Nate Despain 2, Jackson Oliver 3, Nick Faunce 3.
Lynden (62) -- Noah King 4, Landon DeBruin, Clayton Whitman 7, Sterling Somers 7, Connor Shine 2, Andrew Kivlighn 7, Jordan Wittenberg 10, Christian Zamora 12, Davis Bode 5, James Marsh 4, Cobe Elsner, Jared House 2, Blake Silves 2.

Sunday, December 20, 2015

15 16 Boys and Girls Basketball - Anacortes sweeps Wolves hoopsters

Anacortes basketball downs Sequim boys and girls

December 20th, 2015 - 1:10am

The Anacortes Seahawks boys and girls basketball teams got easy home court wins against Sequim Saturday. 

In the doubleheader opener, the Anacortes girls scored the first 26 points of the contest on the way to a 64-17 rout over the Lady Wolves (2-5).

In the nightcap, the Seahawks boys defeated Sequim 67-47.

The Sequim boys (3-5) will play Monday at Lynden, while the girls are idle until after the New Year.

15 16 Boys and Girls Basketball - Olympic beats Sequim boys and girls

Sequim hoopsters drop pair to Olympic

December 18th, 2015 - 11:38pm

(Silverdale) -- The Olympic Trojans pulled away in the final quarter to defeat the Sequim Wolves 36-29 Friday night at Olympic Gymnasium. 

In a low scoring, defensive-minded boys basketball contest, Sequim led 10-6 after one period and the Trojans were ahead 15-14 at halftime.

The Wolves had a 22-19 advantage after three frames, but the Trojans had a 17-7 run in the final period to take the win. 

Sequim (0-3 in Olympic League 2A play and 3-4 overall, visit Anacortes Saturday and Lynden on Monday.

In the girls game at Rick Kaps Gym, Olympic took a 42-34 decision over the Lady Wolves.

Wednesday, December 16, 2015

15 16 Boys and Girls Basketball - Kingston sweeps Sequim in hoops

Kingston sweeps Sequim basketball

December 16th, 2015 - 10:22pm
The Kingston Buccaneers swept the Sequim Wolves Wednesday night in Olympic League 2A Division basketball.
Boys Game: Kingston 45, Sequim 41
Gabe Gregory scored 11 points and Liam Young added 10 as the Buccaneers beat the Wolves 45-41 at Rick Kaps Gym.
The contest was tied at 12 after one quarter and Kingston had a 20-19 advantage at halftime.
Nick Faunce led Sequim with 12 points, Jackson Oliver had 11 and Payton Glasser added 10 tallies.
Ali Chiquiti and Gavin Veilleux paced the Bucs with 8 points apiece.
The loss dropped the Sequim boys to 0-2 in league play and 3-3 overall.
The Sequim boys travel to Silverdale Friday night to meet the Olympic Trojans.
Scoring by Quarters:
Kin -- 12 08 11 14 -- 45
Seq -- 12 07 10 12 -- 41
Scoring Summary:
Kingston boys (45) -- Ali Chiquiti 8, Max English 1, Connor Friedel, Popeh Chiquiti 2, Andrew Shaw 3, Ethan Sax, Gabe Gregory 11, Brett Spencer 2, Liam Young 10, Eli Miller, Gavin Veilleux 8.
Sequim boys (41) -- Payton Glasser 10, Jack Shea 4, Brendan Despain 2, Nate Despain, Jackson Oliver 11, Nick Faunce 12, Arnold Black, Riley Cowan 2.
Girls Game: Kingston 53, Sequim 40.
Lily Eckert scored 25 points as the Lady Bucs beat Sequim at Kingston High School.
The hosts led 16-11 after one period and 31-22 at intermission.
The Bucs increased their advantage to 44-28 after three periods.
Adrienne Haggerty had 18 points for Sequim and Jordan Miller added 15.
Lily Beaulieu paced Kingston with 9 points and Aileen Kaye added 7 markers.
The Lady Wolves fell to 0-2 in league play and 2-3 overall.
The Sequim girls host Olympic Friday night at Rick Kaps Gym.
Scoring by Quarters:
Kin -- 16 15 13 09 -- 53
Seq -- 11 11 06 12 -- 40
Scoring Summary:
Kingston girls (53) -- Aileen Kaye 7, Cameron Friedel 4, Lily Eckert 25, Nichole Day 3, Breanna Siebers, Skyler Bakken, Karleigh Gomez 2, Shilene George 3, Lily Beaulieu 9.
Sequim girls (40) -- Allysen Montelius, McKenzie Bentz 2, Ella Christiansen 5, Adrienne Haggerty 18, Jordan Miller 15.

Tuesday, December 15, 2015

15-16 Boys Basketball Game 5 - Sequim 55, Port Townsend 45

Sequim boys beat Port Townsend 55-45

December 15th, 2015 - 4:13am
(Port Townsend) -- Payton Glasser scored 23 points and Jackson Oliver added 14 as the visiting Sequim Wolves beat the Port Townsend Redhawks 55-45 in a non-league boys basketball game at Bruce Blevins Gym.
Sequim lead 17-10 at the first buzzer and 27-19 at halftime.
The Wolves shot 55 percent from the field for the contest, while holding the Redhawks to just 33 percent of their attempts.
Sequim played a selfless game on offense, dishing out 17 assists on 23 field goals.
The Wolves advantage was 41-28 after three quarters.
The Redhawks were led by Jacob Ralls with 16 points, while Detrius Kelsall and Seren Dances added 9 tallies each.
Port Townsend outscored Sequim 17-14 in the final period against Wolves reserves, when Ralls splashed three of his four triples.
Sequim won the rebounding battle 28-14.
The Wolves (3-2) will host Kingston Wednesday, while the Redhawks (0-5) entertain Chimacum Thursday night.
Scoring by Quarters:
Seq - 17 10 14 14 -- 55
P.T.- 10 09 09 17 -- 45
Scoring Summary:
Sequim (55) -- Payton Glasser 23, Jack Shea 2, Brendan Despain, Nate Despain 4, Jackson Oliver 14, Alec Holland, Nick Faunce 6, Arnold Black, Riley Cowan 5.
Port Townsend (45) -- Seren Dances 9, Jacob Ralls 16, Jacob Boucher, David Sua, Detrius Kelsall 9, Ezra Easley 5, Berkeley Hill, Patrick Charlton, Kaiden Parcher 6.

Wednesday, December 9, 2015

15 16 Girls Basketball Game 3 - Neah Bay 55, Sequim 35

Neah Bay girls stop Sequim 55-35

December 9th, 2015 - 10:42pm
(Sequim) -- Tristin Johnson scored 15 points and Gina McCaulley added 11 as the Neah Bay Lady Reds beat the Sequim Wolves 55-35 at Rick Kaps Gym.
Neah Bay led 20-18 at intermission, but the Lady Reds took control in the third quarter, outscoring the Wolves 19-7 and went to the final period ahead 39-25.
Jordan Miller led Sequim with 8, Ella Christiansen added 7 and Adrienne Haggerty had 6 points.
Jessica Greene paced Neah Bay with 7, while Yonte Aguirre and Holly Greene tallied 6 markers apiece.
Sequim (1-2 overall) hosts Port Townsend Monday at 7.
Scoring by Quarters:
N.B.-10 10 19 16 -- 55
Seq--08 10 07 10 -- 35
Scoring Summary:
Neah Bay (55) - Cheyanna Svec, Hannah Olson, Jessica Greene 7, Savannah Goodrich, Yonte Aguirre 6, Holly Greene 6, Cei'J Gagnon 5, Gina McCaulley 11, Tristin Johnson 15, Starlena Halttunen 5, Mia Lovik.
Sequim (35) - Allysen Montelius 5, Carissa Leal, McKenzie Bentz 3, Ella Christiansen 7, Erica Bower, Jordan McMinn 2, Adrienne Haggerty 6, Jordan Miller 8, Alisha Grasser 4.

15 16 Boys Basketball Game 4 - Sequim 65, Neah Bay 60

Sequim boys down Neah Bay 65-60

December 9th, 2015 - 11:07pm
(Sequim) -- Jackson Oliver scored 12 of his game-high 24 points in the third quarter, fueling the Sequim Wolves to a come-from-behind 65-60 boys basketball victory over the Neah Bay Red Devils.
The Wolves trailed 11-7 at the first buzzer and 28-26 at halftime against the sharpshooting Red Devils, who fired in 5 first-half triples.
Kenrick Doherty had 3 Neah Bay treys and 11 points in the first 16 minutes, but the Wolves held him to just 3 second-half points as he finished with 14.
Another dangerous Neah Bay shooter, Ryan Moss had 18 tallies, but Sequim defense held him to just 2 triples in the game.
In the pivotal third period, Sequim switched to a 2-1-2 offensive set that forced the Red Devils to come out of their zone defense.
The Wolves attacked the rack and Payton Glasser scored 6 of his 13 tallies in the period as Sequim took the lead and went to the final 8 minutes ahead 48-43.
In the fourth quarter, the Wolves got key baskets and rebounds from senior Nick Faunce, who finished with 11 markers.
Rweha Munjagi paced the Red Devils with 17 points, Jericho McGimpsey added 6 and Reggie Buttram had 5.
Riley Cowan tallied 7 for Sequim and Jack Shea added 4 points.
Neah Bay (0-1) plays at Taholah Friday night, while Sequim (2-2) travels to the Quimper Peninsula Monday to play the Port Townsend Redhawks.
Scoring by Quarters:
N.B.-11 17 15 17 -- 60
Seq--07 19 22 17 -- 65
Scoring Summary:
Neah Bay (60) - Rweha Munjagi 17, Jericho McGimpsey 6, Anthony Bitegeko, Cameron Buzzell, Zach Dulik, Kenrick Doherty 14, Ryan Moss 18, Reggie Buttram 5.
Sequim (65) - Payton Glasser 13, Jack Shea 4, Brendan Despain 3, Nate Despain 1, Jackson Oliver 24, Nick Faunce 11, Arnold Black 2, Riley Cowan 7.

15 16 Boys Basketball Game 3 - Bremerton 68, Sequim 51

Bremerton boys drop Sequim 68-51

December 8th, 2015 - 11:18pm
(Bremerton) -- Atyus Powell scored 14 points and Japrea Pedesclaux added 12 as the Bremerton Knights beat the Sequim Wolves 68-50 in an Olympic League 2A Division game.
The Knights (1-3) led all the way in taking their first victory of the young season.
Bremerton led 13-6 after one period and 29-21 at halftime. Sequim's Jack Shea shared game-high honors with 14 points.
The Wolves (1-2) will host Neah Bay Wednesday night at 7:00 in Rick Kaps Gym.
Scoring by Quarters:
Seq - 06 15 15 15 -- 51
Bre - 13 16 21 18 -- 68
Scoring Summary:
Sequim (51) -- Kyler Rollness, Payton Glasser 8, Jack Shea 14, Brendan Despain 5, Nate Despain 3, Jackson Oliver 10, Keeshawn Whitney, Alec Holland, Nick Faunce 5, Arnold Black 2, Riley Cowan 4.
Bremerton (68) -- Toni Vaoifi 5, Atyus Powell 14, Rhyder Bradley, Japrea Pedesleaux 12, Phillip Grant, Harold Michael 9, Keoni Laguana 4, Desmond Moore 8, Virico Nelson 4, Frankie Sharistoy 3, Savante Perrigo, Diontae Madison 9.