High School Football Showdown: Olympic vs. WF West – A Statistical Breakdown

The 2024-2025 high school football season has been an exciting one, and two teams that have caught the attention of fans are the Olympic Trojans and the WF West Bearcats. Both teams have impressive records and boast strong performances across various aspects of the game. As we compare these two powerhouses, let’s break down their overall performance, team statistics, and key matchups that could make a difference in their quest for victory.

Team Records & Performance Overview

The Olympic Trojans (8-2 overall, 5-1 in the district) and the WF West Bearcats (9-1 overall, 3-1 in the district) have both had stellar seasons.

• Olympic Trojans: With a win percentage of .800 overall and a district win percentage of .833, Olympic has been dominant in both home and away games. They have posted a strong offense, accumulating 337 points while only conceding 115.
• WF West Bearcats: WF West leads with an impressive .900 overall win percentage and a .750 district win percentage. They have scored 410 points and allowed 116, making them a formidable offensive and defensive unit.

Scoring Averages: Offensive Firepower

When looking at the team scoring averages, WF West has proven to be a potent offensive force.

• Olympic: Their offense is spread across the game with a solid first half performance (8.9 points in the first quarter, 11.2 points in the second). However, they struggle to maintain momentum in the second half, averaging just 6.6 in the third and 5.8 in the fourth quarter, for a total of 33.7 points per game.
• WF West: The Bearcats are more explosive early, averaging 10.3 points in the first quarter and a staggering 18.3 points in the second quarter. While their offense tends to slow down in the second half (averaging just 4.7 in the third and 3.3 in the fourth), they still average 41 points per game, the highest of the two teams.

Offensive and Defensive Statistics

Both teams have distinct playing styles when it comes to offense and defense.

• Olympic Trojans:
  • Rushing Yards: 281.3 yards per game.
  • Passing Yards: 92.8 yards per game.
  • Total Yards: 374.1 yards per game.
  • Tackles per Game: 46.7.
  • Sacks per Game: 2.2.
  • Points per Game: 32.6.
• WF West Bearcats:
  • Rushing Yards: Their rushing stats were not listed, but their total yards per game (374.1) and their overall point differential indicate a highly efficient offense.
  • Tackles per Game: WF West averages 46.7 tackles per game, tied with Olympic.
  • Sacks per Game: Riley McCoy leads the charge with 0.7 sacks per game, showing a strong defensive presence.

Individual Leaders

Both teams are led by some standout performers who have consistently delivered all season long.

• Olympic Trojans:
  • Chace Webster: The Trojans’ leading rusher, averaging 127.6 yards per game, has been a dominant force in the backfield.
  • Antonio Castorena: The quarterback has averaged 88.2 passing yards per game.
  • Donovan Weaver: With 31.4 receiving yards per game, Weaver is Olympic’s top target in the air.
• WF West Bearcats:
  • Chace Webster (Olympic): Averaging 139.0 total yards per game.
  • Riley McCoy: Has been a defensive standout, with 6.5 tackles per game and 0.7 sacks.
  • Antonio Castorena: Averaging 88.2 passing yards per game.

Head-to-Head Comparison

When both teams faced common opponents, they showed impressive consistency and dominance.

• Olympic and WF West both defeated Aberdeen, North Kitsap, and Sequim with decisive victories, with both teams holding a perfect 3-0 record against these opponents. The matches saw Olympic defeat Aberdeen 20-6, North Kitsap 27-12, and Sequim 28-7. Similarly, WF West triumphed over Aberdeen (47-12), North Kitsap (40-7), and Sequim (56-3).

Home vs. Away Performance

• Olympic Trojans: Excelled at home with a perfect 5-0 record but only managed a 3-2 record away.
• WF West Bearcats: Boasted an equally impressive home record of 5-1 and remained undefeated on the road with a 4-0 record.

Playoff Outlook

Looking toward the playoffs, both teams have built strong foundations for a successful postseason run. WF West’s higher win percentage and dominance in head-to-head matchups, combined with their offensive explosiveness, give them a slight edge. However, Olympic’s consistency and ability to win close games make them a formidable contender.

Conclusion

The 2024-2025 high school football season is shaping up to be one of the most competitive in recent memory, with Olympic and WF West poised for potentially dramatic playoff runs. Both teams have proven they are capable of overwhelming opponents with explosive offenses and strong defenses. Whether it’s Olympic’s solid all-around play or WF West’s high-scoring game plans, these two teams are sure to provide thrilling games in the coming weeks. Fans can expect more exciting matchups as both teams aim to bring home a championship.