The Tahoma Bears are off to the best start of any team in the South Puget Sound League 4A Northeast division.

The Bears are 3-0 and have outscored its opponents 113-45.

Tahoma’s latest win came Friday at home against the Federal Way Eagles.

The Bears won by three, 18-15.

Federal Way took the lead early with a touchdown less than a minute into the game.

The Eagles’ lead was cut short when senior Macen Granlund kicked a 30 yard field goal with less than six minutes remaining in the first quarter.

The Bears started to take over the game with two more Granlund field goals in the second quarter.

Tahoma was up 9-7.

With three seconds left in the half, Tahoma put seven on the board.

Senior quarterback Amandre Williams found junior Josh Smith for an 11 yard gain and a Tahoma touchdown.

Entering the half, the Bears led the Eagles 16-7.

Tahoma’s final score of the game came late in the third quarter.

Senior Michael Clausen scored two points off a safety before entering the final quarter.

Federal Way came within three, adding eight to its score but it wasn’t enough to pass the Bears.

Williams was 33 for 66 on the night passing for a total of 315 yards and one touchdown.

Junior Dylan Stewart was the Bears leading rusher with 52 yards on 14 attempts.

And top receiver of the night was sophomore Jerrel Chapman.

Chapman had 87 yards on 11 catches.

The final game before league play begins is Thursday, Sept. 24.

The Bears travel to Federal Way to face the Decatur Gators.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

Kentwood, Kentlake

The Conks beat Thomas Jefferson by one Thursday, 17-16.

Up next for Kentwood is a 7 p.m. kickoff Thursday, Sept. 24 against the Kentridge Chargers.

Kentlake beat Mount Rainier 35-0 Friday.

The Falcons face Kent-Meridian at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25 at French Field.