SLIDESHOW | King’s Knights rally in second half to keep first-place football hold over South Whidbey

King's pulled away from a 13-13 halftime tie with South Whidbey in a 1A Cascade Conference football game Oct. 10 in Langley and won 34-19.

By Ben Watanabe • October 15, 2014 1:25 pm
Falcon senior Mo Hamsa chases King’s sophomore quarterback Corey Kispert.
Falcon senior Mo Hamsa chases King’s sophomore quarterback Corey Kispert.

King’s pulled away from a 13-13 halftime tie with South Whidbey in a 1A Cascade Conference football game Oct. 10 in Langley and won 34-19.