Chimacum faces loss, Rangers continue winning streak

Posted 9/18/19

The Quilcene Rangers are starting their season off strong with another win in a home game on Sept. 14 against Crescent, from Joyce, with a score of 18-12.

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Chimacum faces loss, Rangers continue winning streak

Chimacum defensive end Logan Hicks prevents a first down during the fourth quarter deep in Tenino Beaver territory. Despite a good fight, the Chimacum Cowboys lost to Tenino in a game on Sept. 13, with a score of 31-6.

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Star player, Chris Fair (center), receives an invaluable lesson in building strong moral character after being benched early in the first quarter.

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Bishop Budnek, running back, runs for 20+ yards into the endzone for the final touchdown of the game in the fourth quarter.

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Izzy Hammett, middle-attack, soars above her opponents for the power strike.

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Posted Wednesday, September 18, 2019 6:00 am

Leader news staff
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The Quilcene Rangers are starting their season off strong with another win in a home game on Sept. 14 against Crescent, from Joyce, with a score of 18-12. Meanwhile, just a day before the Chimacum Cowboys faced a defeat in a game against Tenino, losing with a score of 31-6. Port Townsend varsity volleyball team also lost the Sept. 12 home match against Cascade Christian by a score of 0-3.