Broken bones, low numbers force local high school football team to cancel season
The team faced a difficult decision after an 0-4 start.
Todd Beamer High School has ended its football season early due to a combination of poor performance and injuries. After losing all four games, the Titans had a below-30 player count, with several players sidelined by broken elbows. Coach Rodney McCurry, a fifth-year coach, explained that the team's inability to compete safely led to the decision.
The school, situated near Wild Waves Theme Park, currently has no JV or C-teams to field. Despite eight to nine players on the injury list and a poor record of 191 points scored against 12 given, McCurry expressed concerns about the future of the program. The team, which is in the Class 3A North Puget Sound League, faces challenges under the current classification, with the WIAA potentially moving Todd Beamer to a lower division. McCurry hopes this move will reflect the school's current status and sub-varsity depth.
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