George Frederick Edgar

Nov 9, 2024 | kitsapsun.com | George Frederick Edgar

The Trojans finished with 331 rushing yards in a 42-6 victory in the Class 2A round of 3A playoffs. SILVERDALE — Late in the first quarter in Olympic’s Class 2A Round of 32 playoff game against the Washougal Panthers, Trojans running back Chace Webster fumbled the ball away on the 2-yard line. Naturally, Webster felt down. “I fumbled, and I kind of held my head low,” Webster said.

Nov 19, 2023 | bellinghamherald.com | George Frederick Edgar

POULSBO, Wash. - There will be a new Class 2A football champion this year, and the North Kitsap Vikings hope it is them. The Vikings defeated the two-time defending state champion Lynden Lions, 34-28, in overtime Saturday afternoon in front of a packed North Kitsap Stadium, sending themselves to the state semifinals next weekend.

Nov 18, 2023 | kitsapsun.com | George Frederick Edgar

George EdgarSpecial to the Kitsap SunPOULSBO – Alex Hitchings didn’t want to lose to the Lynden Lions for the third year in a row. With No. 5 Lynden threatening to take another playoff win from No. 4 North Kitsap, Hitchings made a game-saving interception in overtime as the Vikings stunned the two-time defending state champion Lions 34-28 in the state quarterfinals. There will be a new Class 2A state football champion this year, and North Kitsap can retain hope it will be them.

Oct 14, 2023 | highschool.si.com | Todd Milles |George Frederick Edgar

POULSBO, Wash. - A showdown for what likely will determine the 2A Olympic League championship turned into a beatdown. Behind a swarming defense and a pounding rushing game, the No. 5 North Kitsap Vikings routed the previously undefeated Bremerton Knights, 41-14, in a battle for the league's top spot. * WEEK 7 WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD"This was a really big game for us," Vikings running back Carter Dungy said. "Our players have been working real hard.

Oct 14, 2023 | bellinghamherald.com | George Frederick Edgar |Todd Milles

POULSBO, Wash. - A showdown for what likely will determine the 2A Olympic League championship turned into a beatdown. Behind a swarming defense and a pounding rushing game, the No. 5 North Kitsap Vikings routed the previously undefeated Bremerton Knights, 41-14, in a battle for the league's top spot. * WEEK 7 WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD"This was a really big game for us," Vikings running back Carter Dungy said. "Our players have been working real hard.