Lake Oswego Outrashes Tualatin 42-23 in Home Victory

Lake Oswego football defeated Tualatin 42 to 23 in a Three Rivers League matchup at Lake Oswego High School on Friday, Oct. 23. The Beavers controlled the ball and the scoreboard throughout the contest, building a decisive lead that Tualatin could not overcome.

The offensive line and quarterback Ryder Lemm drove the attack for the home team. Lake Oswego finished the game with 468 total yards of offense. The team recorded 20 first downs and did not punt the ball. By comparison, Tualatin managed 237 total yards and 14 first downs.

Lemm completed 18 of 24 pass attempts for 338 yards and one interception. He also rushed for 47 yards on 11 carries. Griffin Ellingson led the Beavers in receiving with six catches for 121 yards. Cam Elijah added three receptions for 90 yards, while Jasiah Agnimel caught five balls for 88 yards.

Tualatin relied on the running game to keep the score close in the first half. Iden Rule carried the ball 19 times for 57 yards. Lincoln Keeney passed for 209 yards on 17 of 28 attempts. The Ducks committed three fumbles and lost one. They also drew 12 penalties for 105 yards, a discipline issue that Lake Oswego avoided with only 10 penalties for 86 yards.

The scoring sequence showed the Beavers' depth. Jasiah Agnimel opened the scoring with a 45-yard pass from Lemm. Cameron Elijah followed with 43 and 28-yard touchdowns. Lemm also scored on two short runs of one and four yards. Tualatin responded with a 28-yard field goal by Ben Nguyen and a 41-yard pass to Brock Estes. Easton Grubb returned a kickoff 95 yards for Tualatin's only scoreless possession before their kick failed.

Jacob Lugo led all rushers with 81 yards on 17 carries. DeAnthony Wymbs added two yards on two carries for the Beavers. The game featured no punts by Lake Oswego, reflecting their dominance in field position. Tualatin punted four times for an average of 36.5 yards.

The final score stood at 42 for Lake Oswego and 23 for Tualatin. The Beavers' 42 points came from six touchdowns and one failed kick attempt. Tualatin's 23 points included four touchdowns and one field goal. The contest concluded with Lake Oswego holding the ball in the final minutes, securing the league victory.