Issaquah flew out of the gates Friday grabbing their first win of the season — a 28-14 victory over Inglemoor.

The Eagles scored 28 unanswered points in the first half, highlighted by defensive end Philip Hamilton’s first-quarter fumble recovery in the end zone. Quarterback Ryan Bergman added two TD passes — an 18-yard strike to Gavin Schumaker and a 24-yard pass to Evan Peterson. Running back Taylor Wyman added a 1-yard score. Inglemoor tallied all of its points in the third quarter.

Issaquah (1-2) travels to face Garfield (2-1) at Seattle Memorial Stadium on Sept. 25. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

Eastlake remains perfect

Eastlake improved its record to 3-0 on Friday night, beating Woodinville 31-21. The Wolves led 31-0 at halftime behind two rushing touchdowns from quarterback Kelby McCorkle and an 18-yard TD pass from McCorkle to running back Cameron Hunt.

Austin Reifeis added a 30-yard interception return for a touchdown, and kicker Devon DeAlteriis hit a 36-yard field goal.

The Falcons scored 14 of their 21 points in the fourth quarter.

Eastlake plays its first road game of the season Sept. 25 against rival Redmond (0-3). It is also the first KingCo Crest division game of the season for both schools.

Eastside drops a close one to North Mason

Eastside Catholic battled from behind, but couldn’t overcome a slow start Friday, falling 31-28 at home to North Mason.

The Crusaders trailed 17-0 at halftime, before rallying for two unanswered scores to start the second half. Quarterback Connor McCormick found wide receiver Luke Nelson for a 12-yard TD, and then Alec Kimble for a 21-yard score. Eastside could never grab the lead, however, as North Mason answered with a 2-yard TD run from Tommy Renne. McCormick went on to throw two more TD passes — a 6-yard pass to Jake Springfield, and a 45-yard pass to Nelson.

Eastside Catholic (1-2) travels to Lakeside (0-3) at 2 p.m., Saturday for its first league game of the season.