Paige Anderson Sports Editor
Originally published October 25th, 2019
In the game against Ingraham on Oct. 18, senior George Blue, who scored three of the touchdowns, runs past the Ingraham opponents. Beavers won 29-13 (Ian Anderson)
The football team had one goal for the game on Oct. 18: beat Ingraham. The two teams were playing for the number one seed in their division and both had undefeated records.
Even though Ingraham was the first to score, the team won 29-13, keeping their undefeated record which is currently 7-0.
The King 5 News television of the game was significant for the program.
Junior and starting quarterback, Ryan Blokker, who threw for three touchdowns, shared some insight about the game in an interview with King 5.
“It was nerve-wracking going into the half, we were only up one point,” Blokker said. “But those are the type of games you love to be in, having that high-stakes reward.”
The team knew what to expect when they played Ingraham according to senior George Blue.
“We’ve beaten them in the past,” Blue said. “We know what they do, how they play.”
It was a big game for everyone, but especially for Blue, who scored three touchdowns — the most touchdowns he has ever scored in one game .
“We’re the better team,” Blue said. “We have more talent and we wanted it more.”