<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4CR2Sx_1H1myhKM00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4CR2Sx_1H1myhKM00" width="1024" height="682" ><figcaption>1/4 Cedarcrest Football players celebrate with friends and family after securing a spot at state, Nov. 6, 2026. (Courtesy of Amanda Valentine/Cedarcrest Football)</figcaption></figure>The next game is Saturday, Nov. 14.After nearly a full 48 minutes of football at Cedarcrest Stadium — four quarters of tense, tightly contested playoff intensity — there was still nothing decided.Then, after one, fateful snap for the Cedarcrest High School Red Wolves and their fans, there was pure joy.On Nov. 6, Cedarcrest sophomore linebacker Calvin Veranth intercepted Orting High School senior quarterback Kyle Curtis, sending Cedarcrest to the WIAA 2A State Football Tournament for the second time in three seasons.Cedarcrest fans and students celebrated on the field, led by a group of 25 seniors — the winning-est class in program history.Senior quarterback Lincoln Reier, senior running back Cyrus Malone and sophomore running back Bo Luan had rushing touchdowns for the Red Wolves. The Cedarcrest defense stopped a critical two-point conversion attempt in the fourth quarter to maintain the final margin for head coach John Fiala.Cedarcrest will take on the third-seeded Prosser High School Mustangs in the first round of the 2A WIAA State Football Tournament at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14, from Art Fiker Memorial Stadium in Prosser.Listen to the game live on Valley 104.9FM across the Snoqualmie Valley, at valley1049.org and on the TuneIn Radio app.JJ Suman is the play-by-play broadcaster for Cedarcrest High School athletics on Valley 104.9FM, a volunteer assistant coach on the Cedarcrest Boys Basketball team and a longtime Snoqualmie Valley resident. Follow him on X @RedWolvesRadio.</div></body>

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The next game is Saturday, Nov. 14. After nearly a full 48 minutes of football at Cedarcrest Stadium — four quarters of tense, tightly contested playoff intensity — there was still nothing decided. Then, after one, fateful snap for the Cedarcrest High School Red Wolves and their fans,...

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