In short: Washington Huskies high school football (Fremont, CA), 2026 season: 6-2. Last game: W 16-13 vs Kennedy on October 23, 2026. Next: vs San Lorenzo, October 30, 2026. Schedule and results, player season stats, stat leaders, unit grades, ScorePirate ranking and the game-by-game log.
The turnover battle could decide Washington's next game, against San Lorenzo, and the recent returns favor San Lorenzo. Washington forced 3.0 takeaways per game over its first 4 games (3-1), #3 in Section in that timeframe. In the 4 games since that hot start (3-1), the Huskies have forced 0.7 takeaways per game, a 78% drop, #75 in Section in that window. The schedule has a lot to do with it: Washington's last 4 opponents have averaged 1.1 per game, a #52 offense in Section on the season, against 2.8 per game, #109 for the first 4. Measured against those opponents' norms (1.1 per game), Washington forced 41% fewer turnovers than those offenses usually give up. Conversely, San Lorenzo's ball security has been one of Section's better units in recent weeks. The Grizzlies have committed 0.8 giveaways per game over their last 4 games (2-2), #32 in Section during that time. Those games came against a middle-of-the-pack set of defenses in Section (1.3 per game on the season, which would rank #49). Against those norms, San Lorenzo turned it over 41% less than those defenses usually force. Overall, those opponents average an SP Strength Index rating that would rank #95 in Section, a lower level of competition. Unless Washington's defense rediscovers its early form, the edge in this matchup belongs to San Lorenzo.
The number to watch when Washington meets San Lorenzo is Washington's scoring. Washington averaged 36.4 points per game over its first 5 games (4-1), #15 in Section through those games. Over the stretch of 3 games that followed (2-1), the Huskies have averaged 14.3 points per game, a 61% drop, #83 in Section through that stretch. The schedule has a lot to do with it: Washington's last 3 opponents have averaged 20.0 points per game, a #40 scoring defense in Section on the season, against 32.6 points per game, #91 for the first 5. Measured against those opponents' norms (20.0 points per game), Washington scored 28% less than those defenses usually allow. Meanwhile, San Lorenzo's defense has struggled in recent weeks. The Grizzlies have allowed 30.3 points per game over their last 3 games (1-2), #76 in Section over that stretch. Those games came against a middle-of-the-pack set of offenses in Section (20.8 points per game on the season, which would rank #71). Against those norms, San Lorenzo allowed 46% more than those offenses usually score. Overall, those opponents average an SP Strength Index rating that would rank #87 in Section, a lower level of competition. Both units come in looking to get right, and whichever does first may decide the game. Washington is 3-0 this season when it scores 25 or more, and 3-2 when it doesn't.
TIDBITS (3 found)
• Club Washington is 13-0 all time when scoring 40+ points in the games on file (13 such games).
• Player Giovanni Scilacci-braziel has 5 rushing touchdowns over his last 3 games (1.7 a game, November 7, 2025 through October 16, 2026) -- his most in a 3-game stretch on record.
• Player Bryan Bullock has gone 6 straight games without throwing for 200+ yards. The last time he threw for 200+ yards was November 7, 2025 against Hayward (L, 22-67) — 231 passing yards.
MILESTONE WATCH
Washington
Joseph Shen needs 1 rushing touchdown for 15 (averaging 2.8 a game)
Win chances are the site's own game projections where one is on file, otherwise the SP Strength Index gap with a small home edge. The realistic range covers 80% of outcomes (10th to 90th percentile).
Every player with a stat on file, listed only where he has one. Open the arrow beside a name for his game-by-game line. Stats through the Oct 16 game; last updated Oct 23; roster and numbers checked Sep 7.
Click a column heading to sort. MIN hides players below that many attempts.
PPG/OPP PPG use every played game on file. YPG/PLAYS-PER-GAME columns only ever come from games with a full box score on file, which can be a smaller sample than GP -- see the coverage note below when that's the case for this team.
Averages use only games with that number on file (offense 6/8, defense 5/8, sacks/INT 7/8, sacks allowed 5/8, turnovers 7/8 games). SACKS ALW comes from the opponent's box score; TO FORCED is takeaways; TO MAR is takeaways minus giveaways, and its bottom cell is the season total. Dashes mean not on file.
UNIT INDEX
Pass Offense: grade 61.7/100 (+10 yds/gm vs average)
Rush Offense: grade 63.7/100 (+21 yds/gm vs average)
Pass Defense: grade 27.5/100 (+29 yds/gm vs average)
Rush Defense: grade 29.3/100 (+40 yds/gm vs average)
Unit grades: 0-100 league percentile, opponent-curved (two-way solve over current + past seasons, recency-weighted). Composite counts yardage, efficiency vs league YPA/YPC (50% tilt), and negative plays at sack=7yd, INT=45yd, TFL=4yd -- adjustable v1 constants.
WAS finished 2025 at 5-4. Missed playoffs. Notable win: 31-24 over KENNEDY (KENNEDY finished 50% that season). Toughest loss: 35-39 to PIEDMONT (4-point margin).
"N/A" stands in for a box score that does not have stats entered. A total followed by a count in parentheses covers only the games with that stat on file.
TALKING POINTS (15 storylines)
WAS HAS PERFORMED BEST THIS DATA SET WHEN...
• WAS holds its opponents under 150 rushing yards (.875), and has won 7 straight when doing so
• WAS rushes for 150+ yards (.714), and has won 2 straight when doing so
• WAS forces 3+ takeaways (.999), and has won 4 straight when doing so
• WAS holds its opponents under 5.0 yards per carry (.833), and has won 4 straight when doing so
• WAS's offense has averaged 0.7 giveaways per game over their last 7 games. Their 26-game average is 0.4 giveaways per game. (+73%)
• WAS's offense has averaged 4.1 YPA over their last 3 games. Their 22-game average is 14.2 YPA. (-71%)
• WAS's defense has averaged 19.2 YPP over their last 10 games. Their 20-game average is 11.3 YPP. (+69%)
• WAS's defense has averaged 0.5 takeaways per game over their last 3 games. Their 26-game average is 1.3 takeaways per game. (-62%)
• WAS holds its opponents under 166.0 rushing yards (WAS's own median) (.800)
• WAS's defense has averaged 3.0 YPC over their last 7 games. Their 20-game average is 6.9 YPC. (-56%)
• WAS's defense has averaged 4.0 YPA over their last 3 games. Their 19-game average is 8.8 YPA. (-54%)
• WAS's offense has averaged 87.0 rush yards per game over their last 3 games. Their 23-game average is 185.3 rush yards per game. (-53%)
• WAS's defense has averaged 11.9 points allowed per game over their last 7 games. Their 27-game average is 25.0 points allowed per game. (-53%)
• WAS's offense has averaged 4.8 YPC over their last 3 games. Their 23-game average is 9.6 YPC. (-50%)
• WAS's offense has averaged 168.0 total yards per game over their last 3 games. Their 23-game average is 335.2 total yards per game. (-50%)
WAS's defense has averaged 19.2 YPP over their last 10 games. Their 20-game average is 11.3 YPP. (+69%)
WAS's defense has averaged 0.5 takeaways per game over their last 3 games. Their 26-game average is 1.3 takeaways per game. (-62%)
WAS's defense has averaged 3.0 YPC over their last 7 games. Their 20-game average is 6.9 YPC. (-56%)
WAS's defense has averaged 4.0 YPA over their last 3 games. Their 19-game average is 8.8 YPA. (-54%)
WAS's defense has averaged 11.9 points allowed per game over their last 7 games. Their 27-game average is 25.0 points allowed per game. (-53%)
WAS's defense has averaged 99.0 pass yards per game over their last 3 games. Their 20-game average is 160.8 pass yards per game. (-38%)
WAS's defense has averaged 112.0 rush yards per game over their last 7 games. Their 20-game average is 180.4 rush yards per game. (-38%)
WAS's defense has averaged 252.2 total yards per game over their last 7 games. Their 20-game average is 341.3 total yards per game. (-26%)
(moved to the Appendix, Data Export 1, to keep this section shorter -- the full spreadsheet-paste table is there unchanged)
APPENDIX
Full-length explanations and full-size data exports for the shortened notes and relocated tables referenced throughout this report, numbered in the order their pointers appear above.
Explanatory Notes
Note 1 -- SEASON OUTLOOK
Every remaining game is projected from schedule-adjusted ratings; already-played games carry their real result. Records are simulated distributions, not a single guess -- MOST LIKELY FINAL is the single most probable record and its own probability, PROJECTED RECORD is the season's expected win total expressed in record form (an average across every simulated outcome, so it can land on a fraction of a game).
Note 2 -- OPPONENT TRACKER -- why some cards have no record shown
Only meaningful for an opponent who is ALSO a tracked team in the library -- an opponent with no games on file here at all shows the date and site alone.
Note 3 -- MOST IMPORTANT NUMBERS -- how a number is scored
Every split this report computes is scored on four weighted criteria and the top 5 per team are listed. In Cooper's own weighting order: (1) the WIN% attached to the condition, counted only when the condition has occurred at least 8 times -- a smaller sample is dropped outright, not discounted; (2) the PPG attached to it, with higher better on offense and lower better on defense, and each side normalized against its own kind so a defensive number competes with defensive numbers rather than against scoring averages; (3) how far the number sits from the OPPONENT's on the same condition, across win%, PPG and how often the condition happens at all; and (4) where it falls among every other team previously run through this workbook and cached. Criteria 1 and 2 measure how strong a number is; 3 and 4 measure how much it distinguishes this team. Weights: win_pct 40%, ppg 27%, matchup 20%, pool 13%. See important_numbers.py.
Full Data Exports
Data Export 1 -- TRENDS — TAB-SEPARATED (10 columns)
Where WASHINGTON (FREMONT) sits among 109 section teams on the two Unit Index composites -- Offense Grade 74.2, Defense Grade 25.1.
YARDS / PLAY: WASHINGTON (FREMONT) VS THE SECTION
WASHINGTON (FREMONT) ranks #2 of 81 section teams in yards per play (12.93) -- a strength worth a look.
WASHINGTON (FREMONT): SP STRENGTH INDEX BY SEASON
The program's index across 5 seasons on file -- -15.9 in 2022 to -1.8 in 2026.
These graphs were chosen by the program from this season's most notable numbers. Build your own -- any stat against any other, for any mix of teams, seasons or players, with a JPEG download -- in the Graph Builder.
