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King’s Way Christian to play host to No. 1-ranked Kalama

After a Week 3 loss to Bainbridge, King’s Way Christian will face top-ranked Kalama in Week 4.

By Clark County Today · September 21, 2017
King’s Way Christian to play host to No. 1-ranked Kalama
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Knights have the opportunity to test themselves against top-ranked Chinooks

King’s Way Christian Knights (1-2)

Week 1: King’s Way Christian 56, Fort Vancouver 0 Week 2: Forks 54, King’s Way Christian 21 Week 3: Bainbridge 44, King’s Way Christian 0 Next: Kalama at King’s Way Christian, 6 p.m. Friday Knights offense stumbled in Week 3. Didn’t get to see this one, but here are some notes from coach Tom Schroeder: “We played with our hearts,’’ Schroeder said. “We didn’t give up. We fought to the end. The score was a lot worse than the game itself. “We had three mishaps on special teams that led to three touchdowns for them. I was proud of our guys for traveling three-and-a-half hours and playing a tough 3A team.”
King’s Way Christian has lost two straight games after winning its season opener. This week, the Knights will face Kalama, the No. 1 ranked Class 1A team in the state. Photo by Mike Schultz
King’s Way Christian has lost two straight games after winning its season opener. This week, the Knights will face Kalama, the No. 1 ranked Class 1A team in the state. Photo by Mike Schultz
MVP on offense: “Freshman Bryce Dodge played a new position and got better on every play,’’ Schroeder said. “He is going to get better and better every week.” MVPs on defense: “Once again, Riley Danberg played well at middle linebacker and Colton Lange did his job,” Schroeder said. Thoughts on Week 4 vs. Kalama: “Like I said before, it doesn’t get any easier, playing the No. 1 team in the state,’’ Schroeder said. “Big, strong and fast, but we are going to show up and put 11 dudes on 11 dues and you never know what can happen. The ball sometimes bounces funny. “Stay positive and go from there. Truly blessed to do the things we love.”

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