Hockinson posts victory over Columbia River in Friday night’s football game
The race for the Class 2A Greater St. Helens League football title took a turn in a familiar direction Friday night. Hockinson, winners of the league championship in each of the past two seasons, scored late to earn a come-from-behind 14-13 victory over Columbia River in a game played at Hockinson High School. Hockinson improved …
By Clark County Today · October 15, 2016
Columbia River defensive back Nathaniel Trevino (4) is tackled by Hockinson wide receiver Matt Henry (25) after making an interception. Photo by Mike Schultz.
The race for the Class 2A Greater St. Helens League football title took a turn in a familiar direction Friday night.
Hockinson, winners of the league championship in each of the past two seasons, scored late to earn a come-from-behind 14-13 victory over Columbia River in a game played at Hockinson High School.
Hockinson improved to 4-1 in league play and 6-1 overall while Columbia River fell to 3-1 in GSHL action and 4-3 overall.
Woodland, which handed Hockinson it's only loss of the season and lost last week at Columbia River, also remains in the hunt in the race for the league title and postseason berths.
Columbia River running back Hunter Pearson (30) runs for a first down in the first half against Hockinson. Photo by Mike Schultz.Columbia River defensive back Nathaniel Trevino (4) is tackled by Hockinson wide receiver Matt Henry (25) after making an interception. Photo by Mike Schultz.Hockinson quarterback Canon Racanelli (12) runs through the mud for a big gain against Columbia River Friday. Photo by Mike Schultz.Hockinson running back Gannon Kytola (28) catches a pass from quarterback Canon Racanelli.. Photo by Mike Schultz.Columbia River running back Nathaniel Trevino (4) is stopped by multiple Hockinson defenders. Photo by Mike Schultz.Hockinson running back Gannon Kytola (28) gains tough yardage against Columbia River. Photo by Mike Schultz
