The Toledo (WA) varsity football team is set to play a neutral-site playoff game against Tri-Cities Prep (Pasco, WA) today at 1:00 PM.

Here’s what you need to know:

What: Washington High School Football
Who: Toledo vs Tri-Cities Prep
When: Today, November 16, 2024
Time: 1:00. p.m. ET
“2024 Football Washington State Championships – 2B State Football”
Live stream: Watch on NFHS Network

Tri-Cities Prep and Toledo Football Teams: A Comparison of 2024-2025 Season Performance

As the 2024-2025 high school football season continues to unfold, two teams stand out for their impressive records and performances: Tri-Cities Prep and Toledo. Both teams have proven themselves as formidable opponents in their respective districts and are dominating the field with remarkable statistics. Here’s a closer look at their performances based on key rankings, scoring averages, and record breakdowns.

Team Records and Performance

Tri-Cities Prep (8-2 Record)

• Overall Record: 8 wins, 2 losses
• District Record: 5-0 (undefeated in the district)
• Home Record: 5-0 (perfect at home)
• Away Record: 3-2
• Win Percentage: 80%
• District Win Percentage: 100%

Tri-Cities Prep has shown strong consistency this season, especially in district play where they remain undefeated. Their home-field advantage has been significant, with no losses at home. Although their away record stands at 3-2, they’ve still managed to secure the bulk of their victories, demonstrating resilience on the road.

Toledo (9-1 Record)

• Overall Record: 9 wins, 1 loss
• District Record: 5-1
• Home Record: 5-0
• Away Record: 4-1
• Win Percentage: 90%
• District Win Percentage: 83%

Toledo has had an impressive season, finishing with a stellar 9-1 overall record. Their home and away records both reflect their dominance on the field, with an undefeated home record and a strong 4-1 performance on the road. Their only loss came within district play, which slightly impacted their district win percentage. Nonetheless, they continue to perform at an elite level across the board.

Scoring Averages: A Comparison of Offensive Firepower

Tri-Cities Prep Scoring Averages:

• Q1: 0 points
• Q2: 9.3 points
• Q3: 11.3 points
• Q4: 11.7 points
• Final: 37.4 points

Tri-Cities Prep’s scoring is heavily front-loaded in the second half of the game, with consistent and steady performances in the latter quarters. The team’s ability to ramp up their offensive output after halftime suggests strong adjustments and coaching, allowing them to outscore opponents and finish games strong. They’ve averaged just over 37 points per game.

Toledo Scoring Averages:

• Q1: 13.5 points
• Q2: 8.0 points
• Q3: 0 points
• Q4: 0 points
• Final: 37.9 points

Toledo, on the other hand, has shown a tendency to start strong in the first quarter, averaging 13.5 points in the opening period. However, their scoring significantly drops off after halftime, with both the third and fourth quarters seeing no points on the board. Despite this, their first-half dominance has been enough to secure victories and maintain an impressive 37.9 points per game average.

Record Breakdown by Category

The record breakdowns for both teams highlight some interesting trends:

• Overall Record:
  • Tri-Cities Prep: 8-2
  • Toledo: 9-1
• District Record:
  • Tri-Cities Prep: 5-0
  • Toledo: 5-1
• Home and Away Games:
  • Both teams have been nearly flawless at home, boasting 5-0 records each.
  • Toledo has been a bit stronger on the road (4-1) compared to Tri-Cities Prep’s 3-2 away record.
• Non-League Games:
  • Tri-Cities Prep has performed well in non-league games with a 3-2 record, while Toledo has been perfect in non-league contests (4-0).
• Playoffs:
  • Neither team has participated in playoff games yet, so their postseason performances are still to be determined.
• In-State vs. Out-of-State:
  • Both teams have focused primarily on in-state competition this season, with no out-of-state games on their schedules.

Conclusion

Both Tri-Cities Prep and Toledo have shown incredible talent and resilience throughout the 2024-2025 season. Tri-Cities Prep’s dominance in district play and perfect home record demonstrates their ability to control the game on their home turf, while Toledo’s high-scoring first half and overall impressive record have made them a strong contender this season. As both teams continue to navigate the remainder of their schedules, their performances suggest that they will be forces to be reckoned with in the coming weeks.