The Asotin (WA) varsity football team will play a neutral-site playoff game against Napavine (WA) today at 4 p.m.
Here’s what you need to know:
What: Washington High School Football
Who: Asotin vs Napavine
When: Saturday, November 30, 2024
Time: 4:00. p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch here
Napavine and Asotin: A Look at the 2024-25 Football Seasons
As we dive into the 2024-2025 high school football season, two teams have managed to stand out in Washington State with impressive records and performances. Napavine and Asotin both showcase their dominance within their respective districts, but each with distinct strengths and differences. Here’s a closer look at the numbers and trends that define these two powerhouse teams. Watch ON
Napavine Tigers: A Strong Overall Record
The Napavine Tigers finished the season with a solid overall record of 10-2, signaling a strong performance across both league and non-league games. Their district record is equally impressive, with a perfect 5-0 mark. What sets Napavine apart is their excellent home record, going 6-0, while they managed a respectable 4-2 record on the road.
Team Scoring Breakdown
Napavine’s offense demonstrated their capability to put up points, averaging 46.8 points per game (PF). They especially excelled in the second quarter with an average of 20.8 points, showcasing their ability to adjust and score in crucial moments. However, the Tigers struggled in the second half, with scoring dropping to just 3.5 points in the third quarter and 6.3 points in the fourth quarter. Despite this dip, Napavine’s offensive firepower in the early stages of the game often set them up for success.
Key Stats
- Overall Record: 10-2
- District Record: 5-0
- Home Record: 6-0
- Away Record: 4-2
- Points Scored (PF): 561
- Points Allowed (PA): 187
- Win %: .833
Asotin Panthers: A Perfect Season
On the other hand, Asotin has been the model of perfection in the 2024-2025 season, finishing with a flawless 11-0 record. Their performance in district games is impeccable, going a perfect 7-0, and they continued this dominance across both home (6-0) and away (5-0) contests. Asotin’s defense has proven to be a major asset, with 234 points allowed (PA) on the season.
Team Scoring Breakdown
The Panthers’ offense, while not as explosive as Napavine’s, has been consistent throughout the season. Asotin averaged 36.1 points per game—a solid output for any team. Their scoring is more balanced, with 9.0 points per game in the second quarter and 9.3 points in the fourth. While their third-quarter scoring average of 6.3 points suggests a slower period for them, Asotin’s defense and overall efficiency have allowed them to maintain their undefeated status.
Key Stats
- Overall Record: 11-0
- District Record: 7-0
- Home Record: 6-0
- Away Record: 5-0
- Points Scored (PF): 397
- Points Allowed (PA): 234
- Win %: 1.000
Head-to-Head and Comparisons
While both teams have had stellar seasons, they haven’t faced each other this year. Given their unblemished records in district play and across other games, the showdown between these two teams would be highly anticipated if it were to happen. Let’s break down some key comparisons:
- Overall Record: Napavine (10-2) vs. Asotin (11-0). Asotin has the edge with a perfect season.
- District Record: Napavine (5-0) vs. Asotin (7-0). Both teams excelled within their districts, but Asotin’s perfect record in league play is notable.
- Home and Away Performance: Both teams were strong at home, with Napavine posting a 6-0 record, while Asotin also went 6-0. On the road, Asotin edged Napavine with a perfect 5-0 record compared to Napavine’s 4-2.
Looking Ahead
Both Napavine and Asotin have shown themselves to be formidable forces in Washington high school football, with both teams showing strength on both sides of the ball. However, the perfect record of Asotin gives them a slight edge in the overall standings. Regardless of their differences, the upcoming years will likely see both teams continue to dominate and raise the bar for high school football in the state.
If the two teams were to face off in the playoffs, it would be a clash of styles—Napavine’s early offensive explosions versus Asotin’s steady, disciplined game plan. Fans of high school football would be in for an exciting, action-packed matchup.
