EAST WENATCHEE – The CBBN championship will be decided next Friday when Eastmont travels to Moses Lake – the Wildcats and Mavericks made sure of it with Week 7 victories.

The Wildcats, the state’s lone undefeated Class 4A or 3A team east of the Cascades, held off Wenatchee 21-17 to win the Battle of the Bridges for the 11th straight season.

Javin Britton rushed for 100 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries, and Austin Zelinski scored two TDs for Eastmont (7-0 overall, 4-0 CBBN) against the Panthers.

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Meanwhile, Moses Lake scored 42 points in the first quarter and rolled to a 68-7 victory at Sunnyside. The two-time defending conference champions have won 16 straight conference games.

Nolan Decubber tossed four touchdown passes and nine different players found the end zone for the Mavericks. Reigning CBBN Defensive Player of the Year John Rainey returned an interception for a score, as did Caden Barney.

WEST VALLEY 28, EISENHOWER 14: At Yakima, Chase Massey returned a fumble 70 yards for his second touchdown in as many weeks, and Drayden Birley tossed a pair of long touchdowns and the Rams (3-4 overall, 3-2 CBBN) to its third straight Yakima city title with the victory at Zaepfel Stadium.

Birley threw for 220 yards including a 79-yard touchdown to Dalton Hargraves and a 56-yard scoring strike to Micah Jones.

Angel Arciga threw two scoring passes, and Finn Hopkins rushed for 112 yards for the Cadets (1-6 overall, 0-4 CBBN), who were the city champs in 2023.

West Valley visits Othello next week in a nonleague game, while Ike heads to Wenatchee.

Saturday’s Game

Davis at Ingraham, noon

MCC

CHIAWANA 42, PASCO 6: At Pasco, Emmett Osterdock tossed three touchdown passes, Cooper Cissne rushed for a touchdown, returned a punt return for another score and intercepted a pass as the Riverhawks (6-1 overall, 4-1 MCC) won for the fourth straight week.

Chiawana hosts Kennewick next Friday, while Pasco (1-6, 0-5) hosts Hanford.

KAMIAKIN 46, HANFORD 0: At Kennewick, the Braves scored 33 first-half points and cruised to the victory, posting its first shutout of the season.

Kamiakin (4-3 overall, 2-3 MCC) travels to Richland next week, while Hanford (1-5, 0-5) heads to Pasco.

Thursday’s Games

Southridge 49, Sageview 32

Walla Walla 42, Kennewick 21

Richland 22, Hermiston 21