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Prep Football Scoreboard-Week 7

Lynden Lions coming out on the field against Anacortes. Photo: KPUG/Doug Lange

Setting the tone for the whole game with a Eric Martin-Mann 86 yard opening kick-off return for a touch down and the Lynden Lions never looked back; beating the Anacortes Seahawks 56-20 on Friday night.

Quarterback James Marsh had 4 touchdowns, 2 through the air and 2 on the ground. Martin-Mann ran it in again from 21 yards out for his second TD of the night.

Whatcom County Prep Football Scoreboard
10/13/17:

Anacortes 20

Lynden 56

Blaine 30

Lakewood 32

Lynden Christian 20

Meridian 33

Nooksack Valley 12

Mount Baker 29

La Center 48

Burlington-Edison 20

Marysville- Getchell Awaiting Score

Squalicum

Ferndale 29

Oak Harbor 28

Saturday, Oct 14

Sehome 41

Seton Catholic 13

Sedro-Woolley 59

Bellingham 20

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