Although Columbia River had three turnovers in the first half, their defense stifled the Trapper offense for all four quarters.
The Chieftains’ defense held Fort Vancouver to 19 yards of total offense for the entire night, while both Kevin Sandison and Micah Figueroa returned interceptions back for touchdowns.
Remick Kawawaki struck first for Columbia River on a 25-yard run early in the first period. It would take ten minutes for the Chieftain’s to find the end zone again. However, due to some inspired Fort Vancouver defense that prevented the River offense from a first down on back-to-back drives.
Darius Raiford scored the second Chieftain touchdown on a 1-yard run. This was followed by an interception that was returned by Figueroa for 26 yards on the next offensive play for the Trappers.