High School Football: Woodland left in the dust at La Center
Lewis River Cup – Beavers soaked by sprinklers, throttled 34-17 by 1A Wildcats
By Drew Lawson for Blast Zone Media / blastzonenews@gmail.com
LA CENTER — By the time the sprinklers came on around 9:04 p.m., much to the delight of the home crowd despite the inward cringing certainly going on in the minds of the La Center administrators, the Wildcats essentially had another victory over Woodland all wrapped up.
It’s not like the Beavers didn’t fight in the trenches or show signs of improvement. It’s just that the Lewis River Cup ended with a far less preferable result than last week’s 8-Mile War triumph over Kalama.
But who expects La Center to open the deep sideline passing game and use that to come up with big play after big play, right when needed? That’s not what the Wildcats do.
Except that’s exactly what the Wildcats did, responding in kind whenever Woodland managed to make a push en route to a 34-17 victory Friday, at La Center High School.
— Woodland players seek refuge on the sideline after sprinklers came on without notice during a football game against La Center, Friday, Sept. 12. The game was temporarily delayed, but the Beavers went on to lose 34-17. / Video by Drew Lawson for Blast Zone Media
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