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Curtis overcome a 17-point deficit in the second half to turn back Kentwood 35-24 in a season-opening, nonleague game at University Place on Friday night.

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  • Tuesday, September 8, 2015 1:52am
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Curtis overcome a 17-point deficit in the second half to turn back Kentwood 35-24 in a season-opening, nonleague game at University Place on Friday night.

Brian Campbell threw touchdown passes of 45 yards to Connor Benson and 55 yards to Grant Stockman and scored on a 4-yard run for the Conquerors.

Elsewhere

Battle Ground 36, at Kent-Meridian 12: Ben Woods threw an 18-yard pass to Emmanuel Daigbe and Shamar “Malik” Woolery scored on a 78-yard run in the Royals’ season-opening loss to the Tigers.

Graham-Kapowsin 35, at Kentlake 14: Micah Vaifale and Cody Faulkner scored for the Falcons in a nonleague loss to the Eagles on Friday.

At Bethel 48, Kentridge 26: The Braves defeated the Chargers in a season-opening, nonleague game on Thursday night.


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