The 10-week football regular season wrapped up Saturday, with somc programs earning spots in their respective state playoff bracket, and others seeing the curtain fall on the campaign.

In the CBBN, the story was the high-powered offense at Moses Lake, led by senior quarterback Brady Jay, who has thrown 64 touchdowns. He twice threw for nine touchdowns in a game, one short of the state record, and will take aim at the season record of 67 on Saturday when the Mavericks host Bothell in a Class 4A state opener.

Sunnyside also but up big numbers, with running back Derek Hansen the only running back in the conference to surpass the 1,000-yard mark.

In the CWAC, East Valley's first conference championship was fueled by the only offense in the Stat Hound footprint to have a 2,000-yard passer and 1,000-yards rushers and receivers.

And in SCAC, Royal and Cashmere were joined by Connell's passing attack and Zillah's top sophomores atop the leaderboards.

• To see the league leaders, go to the Football stats.