King’s scores four times in first half to beat South Whidbey

King's took advantage of a few key South Whidbey errors early to beat the Falcons 35-6.

By Ben Watanabe • October 1, 2011 3:56 pm
Sam Lee looks for blockers Avery Buechner (10) and Mason Shoudy (52) during a 50-yard catch and run during the first quarter against King's on Friday.
Sam Lee looks for blockers Avery Buechner (10) and Mason Shoudy (52) during a 50-yard catch and run during the first quarter against King's on Friday.

King’s took advantage of a few key South Whidbey errors early to beat the Falcons 35-6.

The Knights’ first score came after an interception in the first half. King’s second touchdown also followed a Falcon error, this time on a recovered punt.

South Whidbey trailed 28-6 at halftime after sophomore quarterback Nick French connected with senior tight end Avery Buechner for a 15-yard touchdown. An attempt for a two-point score failed.