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Wyatt Orth’s four touchdowns leads Castle Rock over Fort Vancouver, 49-0

By Micah Rice, Columbian Sports Editor
Published: October 18, 2024, 10:38pm

Wyatt Orth rushed for three touchdowns and scored another on defense as Castle Rock cruised to a 49-0 win over Fort Vancouver on Friday at Kiggins Bowl.

Orth’s 7-yard fumble recovery was one of two defensive touchdowns scored by the Rockets. Josh Soden returned an interception 47 yards to put Castle Rock ahead 28-0 in the second quarter.

Orth had touchdowns of 13, 9 and 1 yards. He finished with 48 yards rushing on seven carries.

Castle Rock (5-2, 3-2) next faces King’s Way Christian (2-3, 4-3) in a game that will likely decide the last of the Trico League’s four postseason berths.

The Rockets held Fort Vancouver (0-7, 0-5) to 71 yards of offense.

CASTLE ROCK 49, FORT VANCOUVER 0

Castle Rock 7 28 14 0—49

Fort Vancouver 0 0 0 0—0

First quarter

CR – Wyatt Orth 13 run (Triston Olin kick)

Second quarter

CR – Orth 7 fumble return (Olin kick)

CR – Orth 9 run (Olin kick)

CR – Josh Soden 47 interception return (Olin kick)

CR – Orth 1 run (Olin kick)

Third quarter

CR – Jacob Lafever 1 run (Olin kick)

CR – Dionicio Guzman-Cruz 7 run (Olin kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING – Castle Rock: Jacob Lefever 6-36, Trevor Rogen 6-47, Wyatt Orth 7-48, Dionicio Guzman-Cruz 5-49, Owen Langdon 1-36, Thatcher Heller 2-14, Jose Lara 1-43, Caleb Kochis 1-2, John Soden 5-25. Fort Vancouver: Denis Zayets 6-37, Caleb Hyde 3-(minus-3), Dylan Duenas 1-(minus-4), Roman Paez 3-15, Blaine Taveldahl 2-(minus-12).

PASSING – Castle Rock: Trevor Rogen 6-17-0-66. Fort Vancouver: Caleb Hyde 5-19-3-38, Denis Zayets 1-1-0-0, Blaine Taveldahl 0-2-1-0.

RECEIVING – Castle Rock: Jacob Lefever 1-2, Owen Langdon 3-22, Landon Fulton 1-26, Aiden Mead 1-16. Fort Vancouver: Logan Dewess 1-3, Javeer Bunnell 2-22, Matthew De Jesus 1-4, Ayden Hyde 1-9, Dylan Duenas 1-0.

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