Here are the nominees for 2001-2009 games for consideration.
2009: Union 35, Camas 31 — The Titans score 21 fourth-quarter points capped by Nathan Penaranda’s 13-yard TD catch with 17 seconds left for Union.
2009: Mountain View 20, Evergreen 14 –– Down 14-0 in the fourth quarter, the Thunder score the final 20 points of the game, winning on Andrew White’s 51-yard TD pass from Lucas Swanson.
2009: Heritage 30, Kelso 29, OT — After Kelso scored to open the overtime, Heritage had fourth-and-goal on the 17 when Garrett Grayson hit C.J. Hatchett for the touchdown. The Timberwolves went for the win with Grayson hitting Kevin Kelly for the two-point conversion.
2009: Skyview 21, Mountain View 20 — Karl Graves got one foot inbounds on a 27-yard touchdown pass from Austin Dodge with 1:23 left.
2008: Mountain View 24, Kelso 20 — Joseph Vance catches a 4-yard TD pass from Cameron Pape with 35 seconds left to a win a back-and-forth battle.
2008: Mark Morris-R.A. Long, double forfeit — The Monarchs won the 62nd meetings between the Longview rivals 53-20. An hour after the game, it was discovered Mark Morris played a freshman late in the game who had played all four quarters of the freshman game, and the Monarchs had to forfeit the win. The next day, it was revealed R.A. Long had committed the same infraction, and the game was declared a double forfeit.
2008: Camas 47, Heritage 44 — The Papermakers overcome a 400-yard passing game by Garrett Grayson to win a wild one in Jon Eagle’s debut as head coach.
2007: Heritage 32, Mountain View 27 — The Timberwolves squander a 19-point lead but Donovan Cunningham’s 38-yard TD run on fourth-and-3 for the winning TD with 4:41 left.
2007: Skyview 19, Mountain View 16, OT — Rallying from an early 13-0 deficit, Skyview wins on Riley Rosvold’s 23-yard TD catch from Sean Santchi.
2007: Mountain View 27, Camas 26 — Down 27-6 in the third quarter, the Papermakers rally within one on Quinton Beasley’s 3-yard TD run with 1:45 left. But the PAT kick hits the upright, and the Thunder hold on.
2003: Ridgefield 14, La Center 0 — With star Jonny Peru sidelined with a broken collarbone, Jordan Davis and the Spudder defense led the way, as Ridgefield clinched the Trico League title.
2002: Evergreen 19, Mountain View 15 — Evergreen was up 5-0 in the fourth quarter led 5-0 on a soggy night at McKenzie Stadium. Then the two teams went back and fourth, scoring four TDs in the final four minutes, ending with Corey Fredericks’ TD run from 1-yard out with 19 seconds left.
