No. 22 Bellevue (Wash.) at Skyline (Sammamish, Wash.)No. 22 Bellevue made national headlines last week when it
beat then-No. 21 Oaks Christian (Westlake Village, Calif.), 31-21, at the Mission Viejo (Calif.) Football Classic. The Wolverines countered the Lions' size and depth advantages with their own precision execution of the Wing-T offense and a hard-nosed defense.
Tyler Hasty, son of former NFL defensive back James Hasty, was a two-way star, rushing for 99 yards as a quarterback and picking off two passes as a defensive back. Bellevue has just three losses to in-state opponents since the start of the 2006 season. Two of those defeats are to Skyline.
Standout junior quarterback
Max Browne threw four touchdown passes in Skyline's opener, a 62-27 win against Liberty (Renton). As a sophomore, Browne had more than 4,000 passing yards and 50 touchdowns and led the Spartans to the 4A state championship game. He had three touchdown passes in Skyline's 28-21 win over Bellevue.
Mitch Stephens: Skyline 31, Bellevue 28
Steve Montoya: Skyline 31, Bellevue 28
Stephen Spiewak: Bellevue 30, Skyline 27Kevin Askeland: Bellevue 35, Skyline 21
Jamie DeMoney: Bellevue 28, Skyline 24
Another tough battle ahead for Bellevue.
Photo by David Hood
