Week In Review, Weekly Rankings and Games To Watch

WEEK IN REVIEW:

Thursday: #11 Deer Park @ #7 Lakeside

Player Of The Week

Kole Hunsaker (Lakeside QB/DB) You could make the argument that Kole Hunsaker is not only one of the best QBs in the area, but also one of the best all around football players in the area. The 4 year starter at quarterback also saw some time at corner last year, leading into a senior year where he’d be asked to not only lead the team as the senior captain quarterback and starting corner, but also punter, holder on PATs/FGs and wildcat WR where he caught a touchdown earlier this year. 

Friday: #4 Coeur d’Alene 14 @ #10 Lakeland 13

Our game of the week between the Coeur d’Alene Vikings and the Lakeland Hawks didn’t disappoint. Lakeland jumped out to an early 10-0 lead in the 1st quarter, but couldn’t hold off seniors Colton Farrar, Kruz Wheeler and the Vikings offense from rallying in the 2nd quarter. CDA would break two big plays on consecutive drives by the seniors to take the lead. Lakeland kicker Owen Forsman knocked through a 43-yard field goal to get the Hawks within 1-point just before the half. The second half was a true battle of the defenses. Late in the 4th quarter Lakeland would turn the ball over on downs inside Coeur d’Alene territory, electing not to not bring out Forsman for an opportunity at taking the lead. Coeur d’Alene took over possession and ran out the clock.


WEEKLY RANKINGS:

INWFB TOP 12 (9/22)

1. Gonzaga Prep Bullpups (2-1)

2. Lewiston Bengals (3-1)

3. Central Valley Bears (3-0)

4. Coeur d’Alene Vikings (2-2)

5. Post Falls Trojans (3-1)

6. Sandpoint Bulldogs (1-2)

7. Lakeside Eagles (3-0)

8. Mead Panthers (3-0)

9. Mt Spokane Wildcats (3-0)

10. Kellogg Wildcats (3-1)

11. Lakeland Hawks (4-1)

12. Clarkston Bantams (2-1)


GAMES TO WATCH (9/23)

#6 Sandpoint @ #2 Lewiston

#5 Post Falls @ #11 Lakeland

#7 Lakeside @ Freeman

West Valley @ #12 Clarkston

Newport @ Colville

*GAME OF THE WEEK*

#1 Gonzaga Prep @ #8 Mead

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