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  • Bill Reynolds|Jan 1, 1970

    The La Conner High football team was looking to take top-ranked Napavine by storm. But the weather got there first. La Conner’s fast and furious attack, which hadn’t scored less than 53 points in a game all season, had trouble getting untracked on a muddy field deluged by heavy rainfall that struck Western Washington last week. A stingy Tiger stop unit, which has helped propel Napavine atop State 2B polls, was a key factor as well. The result was an upset bid by No. 5 La Conner that literally slipped away. The Braves suffered a 24-14 non...

  • Braves unveil rare double hat trick in win

    Bill Reynolds|Jan 1, 1970

    Halloween is still days away, but there were tricks aplenty at the La Conner-Cedar Park Christian boys’ soccer match Tuesday. Which was a real treat for Braves’ head coach Steve DeLeon and La Conner High School fans. La Conner benefitted from not one hat trick — but — in its impressive 7-1 league triumph. Wylie Thulen and Pablo Guirao Melendez each recorded three-goal hat tricks for the victors, who picked up their fourth win of the league campaign. Dylan Watkins also scored for La Conner. Back in the day, a player scoring thr...

  • La Conner fells Loggers in tree-mendous fashion

    Bill Reynolds|Jan 1, 1970

    When La Conner faced Dar-rington’s Loggers Friday night, it was the Braves who were a cut above. La Conner High axed Dar-rington 52-20 for a pivotal league road triumph that allowed the Braves to remain unbeaten at 5-0 in conference play and improve to 8-1 overall. Quarterback Sean Hulbert and running back Wil James rushed for three touchdowns apiece before the break, as the Braves churned out 361 yards on the ground. La Conner bolted to a 42-6 halftime lead and never looked back. It was a deficit even the Loggers found hard to trim. “I rea...

  • Fine Line: Finley free throws lift Braves

    Jan 1, 1970

    Matt Finley gave it his best shot when La Conner faced a frantic South Whidbey comeback bid Saturday night. And, fortunately for the Braves, that shot – the free throw – was just enough for La Conner to secure a hard-fought 61-59 non-league home hoop triumph. Finley delivered nine of 10 pressure-packed foul shots down the stretch as La Conner High withstood a 32-point Falcon blitz in the final stanza. Finley finished with 11 points, joining Cameron Sherman and Skylar Krueger in double-digits for the Braves. Sherman scored a...