The Bellevue (WA) varsity football team will play a neutral-site playoff game against Roosevelt (Seattle, WA) today at 4 p.m.

Here’s what you need to know:

What: Washington High School Football
Who: Bellevue vs Roosevelt
When: Saturday, November 30, 2024
Time: 4:00. p.m. ET
“2024 Football Washington State Championships – 3A State Football”
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Football Showdown: Roosevelt vs. Bellevue – A Breakdown of Their 2024-2025 Season Stats and Records

As we head into the heart of the 2024-2025 football season, two teams from Washington State stand out with impressive records Roosevelt and Bellevue. Both teams have delivered excellent performances throughout the season, but their journey to success has been marked by notable differences in their playing styles and statistics. Let’s dive into their season records, key stats, and standout players to understand what makes each team unique.

Roosevelt: A Solid Contender

The Roosevelt team has demonstrated resilience and consistency, finishing the season with a respectable 8-3 overall record. Their district performance stood strong at 5-2, and they managed an impressive 3-1 record away from home. With a winning percentage of 72.7%, Roosevelt has been a formidable force in their district, despite facing stiff competition.

Key Stats:

• Rushing Yards Per Game: 251.3
• Passing Yards Per Game: 212.2
• Receiving Yards Per Game: 211.5
• Total Yards Per Game: 463.5
• Points Per Game: 32.8

Roosevelt has a well-rounded offense, averaging 463.5 total yards per game. Much of their success has come from their potent rushing attack, led by Damari King, who averages 117.4 rushing yards per game. Quarterback Dalton Anderson has also been stellar, contributing 229.2 passing yards per game, and wide receiver Nolan Mcwilliams adds 82.3 receiving yards per game to give Roosevelt a balanced offensive attack.

On defense, Roosevelt is averaging 49.1 tackles per game, with Jaymar Tasi leading the way with 5.3 tackles per game. The team has been strong in creating pressure, with Damari King contributing 0.7 sacks per game.

Bellevue: Unbeaten and Unstoppable

Bellevue, on the other hand, has been nothing short of dominant this season, finishing with an undefeated 11-0 record. Their perfect record includes a flawless 4-0 in district play and a 7-0 record at home. Bellevue’s impressive form reflects not only their ability to win but also their ability to shut down opponents on both sides of the ball.

Key Stats:

• Rushing Yards Per Game: N/A
• Passing Yards Per Game: N/A
• Receiving Yards Per Game: N/A
• Total Yards Per Game: N/A
• Points Per Game: 40.1

Bellevue’s offense is high-powered, averaging 40.1 points per game, and their scoring is well-distributed, with 9.6 points in the first quarter, followed by a strong finish with 11.8 in the final frame. They are known for finishing games strong, making them a tough opponent in the second half.

Though individual yardage statistics for Bellevue are not available, the team’s consistency across all facets of the game is evident. They’ve managed to dominate opponents with an outstanding 1.000 district win percentage, proving that their strength lies in a complete and balanced approach.

Head-to-Head Comparison

While both teams boast high offensive numbers, their styles differ in key areas. Roosevelt tends to focus on their rushing game, with an impressive average of 251.3 rushing yards per game, while Bellevue has been more reliant on their overall team performance and depth, which has kept them undefeated.

Both teams have strong defenses, with Roosevelt recording an average of 49.1 tackles per game. However, Bellevue’s defense has been equally formidable, managing to hold opponents to just 109 points across the season, an average of 9.91 points per game.

Individual Leaders to Watch

Both teams feature standout players who have led the charge this season. Damari King from Roosevelt has been a driving force, not only as a rusher with 117.4 yards per game but also contributing in tackles and sacks. Quarterback Dalton Anderson has been a reliable playmaker, with 229.2 passing yards per game and 260.5 total yards per game.

For Bellevue, while team stats are more important than individual performances, their overall success is a product of their balanced attack. It is clear that their strength lies in their depth and ability to execute on both sides of the ball.

Final Thoughts

As both teams continue their seasons, it’s clear that Roosevelt and Bellevue are among the elite in Washington state football. Roosevelt has a strong all-around offense, and Bellevue is proving that a balanced, team-focused approach leads to success. This contrast in playing styles sets the stage for an exciting matchup should they face each other in the postseason.

For now, both teams will be looking to keep their momentum going as they push toward the playoffs. Roosevelt’s 8-3 record and Bellevue’s flawless 11-0 mark show that each has what it takes to make a deep run. However, Bellevue’s perfection this season sets them apart as the team to beat.