UPDATE: Ocosta-North Beach, Lake Quinault-Wishkah Valley game information added.

Raymond-South Bend and Pe Ell-Willapa Valley picked up league wins on Friday to set up next week’s big Pacific County showdown as we look at Twin Harbors Week 6 prep football games.

Raymond-South Bend 56, Rainier 26

Raymond-South Bend continued to hammer its opponents, racking up over 450 rushing yards in a 56-26 drubbing of Rainier on Friday at Raymond High School.

The Ravens (6-0, 3-0 2B Pacific) rushed for 460 yards, led by senior running back Ty Reidinger (15 carries, 122 yards, 3 TD), quarterback Austin Snodgrass (8 car., 181 yds., 2 TD) and running back Ferrill Johnson (7 car., 56 yds., 2 TD).

Leading 8-6 at the end of the first quarter, the Ravens offense hit its stride, scoring 27 points in the second quarter — including a 30-yard scoring scamper from Reidinger and an 81-yard run from Snodgrass — to take a 35-18 lead at the half.

“Offensively, we played pretty well,” RSB head coach Luke Abbott said. “We put some points on the board and the O-line created some holes for us.”

Running back Iyven Perez added 54 rushing yards and a touchdown on six carries.

Snodgrass went 2-for-4 passing for 52 yards.

RSB will host Pe Ell-Willapa Valley in a matchup of two top 20 teams at 4 p.m. Saturday in South Bend.

Rainier 6 12 8 0 — 26

RSB 8 27 13 8 — 56

Scoring

First quarter

RSB — Johnson 4 run (Snodgrass run), 9:01

R — Meldrum 13 run (2 pt. fail), 3:15

Second quarter

RSB — Reidinger 30 run (PAT fail), 11:53

RSB — Reidinger 9 run (PAT good), 7:53

R — Kenney 13 pass from Meldrum (PAT fail), 4:35

RSB — Snodgrass 25 run (PAT good), 1:55

R — Howell 23 pass from Meldrum (PAT fail), 0:25

RSB — Snodgrass 81 run (PAT good), 0:02

Third quarter

RSB — Perez 28 run (PAT fail), 6:23

RSB — Johnson (PAT good), 2:26

R — Howell 50 reception from Meldrum (2 pt. good), 1:44

Fourth quarter

RSB — Reidinger 18 run (Reidinger run), 10:59

Pe Ell-Willapa Valley 48, Ilwaco 8

For the second straight week, Pe Ell-Willapa Valley had the game well in hand by halftime in a 48-8 win over Ilwaco in Pe Ell.

PWV (3-3, 3-1 2B Pacific) scored four touchdowns in the first quarter and held a 42-0 lead by halftime against the Fishermen (0-6, 0-4).

Titans senior quarterback Kolten Fluke rushed for 83 yards and two touchdowns to lead PWV, which rushed for 439 yards in the game.

Fluke went 2-for-2 passing for 40 yards, including a 21-yard touchdown pass to Derek Fluke in the second quarter.

Running backs Derek Fluke, Spud Swogger and Wil Claments also scored rushing touchdowns for PWV while senior running back Blake Howard returned a punt 60 yards for a touchdown just before the end of the second quarter.

PWV will face Raymond-South Bend at 4 p.m. Saturday at South Bend High School.

Ilwaco 0 0 0 8 — 8

PWV 28 14 6 0 — 48

Scoring

First quarter

PWV — K. Fluke 65 run (Keeton kick), 10:25

PWV — D. Fluke 3 run (Keeton kick), 8:43

PWV — Clements 2 run (Keeton kick), 1:17

PWV — Howard 60 punt return (Keeton kick), 0:20

Second quarter

PWV — K. Fluke 21 pass from D. Fluke (kick fail), 11:06

PWV — K. Fluke 18 run (D. Fluke pass from N. Fluke), 3:31

Third quarter

PWV — Swogger 6 run (kick fail), 1:03

Fourth quarter

R — Caron 5 run (Sanders pass from Hopkins), 7:00

Rushing: PWV — Howard 6-86, K. Fluke 2-83, Strozyk 5-69, Swogger 6-46, D. Fluke 3-44, Clements 5-33, Ruddell 2-28, King 5-20, Frasier 1-11, Silva 1-9, Mican 2-4, N. Fluke 1-(-1).

Passing: PWV — K. Fluke 2-2-0-40.

Receiving: PWV — D. Fluke 2-40.

Tumwater 35, Aberdeen 3

Aberdeen played its most competitive game against 2A powerhouse Tumwater in years, but missed opportunities proved costly in a 35-3 loss on Friday in Tumwater.

Aberdeen (3-3, 2-1 2A Evergreen) drove into the Thunderbirds red zone on multiple occasions, but failed to come away with a touchdown, scoring just three points on a 30-yard Kenny Dawson field goal in the second quarter.

“We were inside the red zone three times in the first half and came away with three points, very disappointing,” Aberdeen head coach Todd Bridge said. “But the players played hard throughout the game. Still scrapping at the end to make sure Tumwater didn’t score a cheap on on us, and for that, I and the rest of the coaches are very proud of our players.”

Aberdeen trailed 21-3 at the half.

The Bobcats were led by senior running back Jeremy Sawyer, who rushed for 96 yards on 20 carries.

Junior quarterback Grady Springer went 5-for-19 for 47 passing yards and rushed for 31 yards.

Springer and senior defensive back Kyle Miller each recorded an interception in the game.

“We knew coming in we had to play a flawless ballgame and that just didn’t happen,” Bridge said. “Drive after drive, many of our younger players — having to play due to injuries — did their best, but when we’re putting freshmen out there against Tumwater, well then you got to get lucky and that just didn’t happen tonight.”

Aberdeen hosts Rochester at 7 p.m. on Friday.

Aberdeen 0 3 0 0 — 3

Tumwater 7 14 7 7 — 35

First quarter

T — Kastner 5 pass from Dillon (kick good), 7:47

Second quarter

T — Matheney 15 run (kick good), 2:41

A — Dawson 30 FG, 1:07

T — Cole 45 run (kick good), 0:21

Third quarter

T — Matheney 10 run (kick good), 7:48

Fourth quarter

T — Cole 23 run, (kick good), 5:59

Rushing: A — Sawyer 20-96, Anderson 8-31, Watkins 3-11, Goings 2-31. T — Matheney 16-109, Cole 6-111.

Passing: A — Springer 5-19-1-47. T — Kastner 7-15-2-118.

Receiving: A — Sawyer 2-12, Watkins 3-35. T — Matheney 2-58.

South Whidbey 38, Elma 35

For the second-straight game, Elma lost by less than a touchdown after falling to South Whidbey 38-35 on Friday in Elma.

The Eagles (2-4) outgained South Whidbey (6-0) 449-342 and is the first team to score more than 30 points against the Falcons this season.

The Eagles held a 28-16 lead at the half led by two touchdown passes and a scoring run from junior quarterback Carter Studer in the first half.

But the Falcons held the Eagles scoreless through much of the second half, taking a 38-28 lead in the fourth quarter after scoring 22 straight points.

Elma responded when Studer hit senior receiver Gibson Cain with a 44-yard TD pass to cut the lead to 38-35 late in the fourth quarter.

But that was as close as the Eagles would get as time ran out and Elma suffered its fourth loss in its last five games.

Studer went 23-for-34 for 293 yards and three touchdowns to lead Elma.

Cain caught 10 passes for 168 yards and two touchdowns.

Studer ran for a 1-yard touchdown to open the scoring in the first quarter and hit Ethan Camus for an 11-yard touchdown with 15 seconds left in the first half.

Elma also got a 6-yard rushing touchdown from senior running back Austin Salazar in the second quarter as the Eagles rushed for 156 yards in the game to 246 for the Falcons.

Elma plays at Tenino at 7 p.m. on Friday.

South Whidbey 8 8 8 14 — 38

Elma 14 14 0 7 — 35

Scoring

First quarter

E — Studer 1 run (Wood kick), 8:02

SW — Taksony 84 kickoff return (Redford run), 7:43

E — Cain 15 pass from Studer (Wood kick), 3:05

Second quarter

E — Salazar 6 run (Wood kick), 5:45

SW — Tschetter 13 run (run fail), 1:18

E — Camus 11 pass from Studer (Wood kick), 0:15

Third quarter

SW — Sterba 1 run (Redford run), 4:52

Fourth quarter

SW — Taksony 21 pass from Sterba (Redford run), 10:41

SW — Tschetter 2 run (Redford run), 2:51

E — Cain 44 pass from Studer (Wood kick)

Rushing: E — Phillips 14-71, Salazar 12-44, Studer 7-25, Camus 2-19, Reeves 4-8, Muller 2-4, Hackney 1-(-7). SW — Tschetter 30-134, Redford 15-75, Sterba 3-22, Muniz 3-14, Taksony 2-1.

Passing: E — Studer 23-34-0-293. SW — Sterba 8-13-1-96.

Receiving: E — Cain 10-168, Hackney 6-66, Camus 6-52, Salazar 1-7. SW — Dixon 3-48, Taksonny 1-21, Browne 2-15, Tschetter 1-9, Redford 1-3.

Ocosta 45, North Beach 7

Ocosta’s run game was rolling in a 45-7 win over North Beach on Friday in Westport.

The Wildcats (4-1, 2-0) rushed for 254 yards as a team in the 8-man contest for a staggering 7.06 yards per carry and were led by running back Andrew Martin, who rushed for 113 yards and a touchdown on just 12 carries.

Kevin Agramon (8 carries, 89 yards, TD), Josh Figueroa (9-32, 2 TD), Aiden Davis (2-7, TD) and Davontay Garrett (1-1, TD) also scored a rushing touchdown for the Wildcats, which scored seven rushing touchdowns as a team.

Due to injuries, just 15 players suited up for Ocosta, including five offensive linemen. One of those offensive linemen — Shaheed Lewis — scored on a 1-yard run for the Wildcats.

Lewis led the Wildcats defense with 10 tackles (six solo).

Figueroa (9 tackles, 6 solo), Martin (9 tckl., 5 solo, fumble recovery), Agramon (8 tckl., 5 solo) and Garrett (5 tckl, 1 solo, INT) also made significant contributions to the Wildcats defense.

Ocosta led 19-7 at the end of the first half but blew the game open with four touchdowns over the final two quarters, including a 28-yard run from Martin in the third quarter.

The Wildcats will host Toutle Lake at 1 p.m. on Saturday.

North Beach (1-2, 0-2) will face Chief Leschi on the road at 7 p.m. on Friday.

Lake Quinault 55, Wishkah Valley 26

Lake Quinault continues to be the team to beat in the 1B Coastal League, remaining undefeated after a 55-26 win over Wishkah Valley on Saturday at Lake Quinault High School.

The Elks (4-0, 3-0 1B Coastal) led 14-6 in a close first quarter as the Loggers (1-4, 1-3) held the Lake Quinault run game in check by frequently blitzing.

“They gave us a run for our money and hit us in the mouth in the first quarter,” Elks head coach Melvyn Houtz said. “Wishkah shut down our running game. … I like to pound the rock, but once they took that away, we had to go to the air. Once we figured it out, it was all over.”

In the second quarter, the Elks took to the air and found paydirt, scoring 34 points in the frame on three touchdown passes from quarterback Jessy Ferry, to put the game out of reach by halftime.

Elks running back Cody Perry had over 150 yards receiving to go along with three touchdown receptions in the game.

Ferry also ran for two touchdowns in the game.

Wishkah was led by quarterback Matthew Erickson and receiver Enrique Guzman, who combined for 168 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the first half.

But the Elks defense began to get to Erickson, sacking him six times, forcing a fumble and recording two interceptions.

Erickson went 14-for-32 for 182 yards in the contest.

Guzman went under center in the second half and passed for 84 yards (4-for-8 passing) and threw touchdown passes to Boady Dhooghe and Kohl Brandner.

Guzman (6 tackles) and Erickson (5 tckl., forced fumble, INT) led the Wishkah defense.

Wishkah hosts Clallam Bay for homecoming at 1 p.m. on Saturday.

Lake Quinault wraps up its league schedule with a 1 p.m. Saturday matchup at home against Northwest Christian.

Wishkah 6 6 0 14 — 26

Quinault 14 34 7 0 — 55

Other scores

Sound Christian 1, Taholah 0 (forfeit)