King’s Way Christian opens Trico League play against La Center

Knights enter league play with a 1-3 overall record

King’s Way Christian Knights (1-3)

Week 1: King’s Way Christian 56, Fort Vancouver 0

Week 2: Forks 54, King’s Way Christian 21

King’s Way Christian Coach Tom Schroeder said of his team’s matchup with La Center this week, “we hope to hold our ground and keep grinding.’’ Photo by Mike Schultz
King’s Way Christian Coach Tom Schroeder said of his team’s matchup with La Center this week, “we hope to hold our ground and keep grinding.’’ Photo by Mike Schultz

Week 3: Bainbridge 44, King’s Way Christian 0

Week 4: Kalama 44, King’s Way Christian 7

Next: La Center at King’s Way Christian, 6 p.m. Friday

Tough one for the Knights, who had to go up against one of the best small schools in the state in Week 4. Didn’t get a chance to see the game, but here are some notes from King’s Way Christian coach Tom Schroeder.

What did Schroeder learn about his team in Week 4? “We need to learn how to play a full four quarters. Only down 16-7 at the half, and then we made way too many mistakes.”

Offense: Michael Garrison caught a touchdown pass from Kemper Shrock in the first quarter, but that was it for the Knights.

Defense: “We held them on some drives, and then they would get a big play,” Schroeder said.

Thoughts on Week 5 vs. La Center: “Another top-10 team in the state. We hope to hold our ground and keep grinding,” Schroeder said. “We have stayed positive and worked on our motto of ‘All in.’ Each young man needs to do his job and ‘trust’ in the system and ‘believe’ all things can be possible. We are in this together win or lose.”

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