WesternWA notebook: Returning to spread, Olympic has found championship crease

Behind senior Chace Webster's 833 total yards and 13 touchdowns at running back, the Trojans have early-season wins over North Kitsap and Bainbridge, and are in control of 2A Olympic title chase

De’Arre Bell (5) leads Olympic in receiving through four games with 15 catches for 234 yards and two touchdowns. (Meegan M. Reid / Kitsap Sun)

Sal Quitevis Jr. will do anything he can for his Olympic Trojans to keep pace in 2A Olympic League football.

Last season, that meant incorporating a run-based offense he was less accustomed to — a bunched double-wing offense.

It worked — Olympic shared the league championship with Bainbridge and North Kitsap, and advanced to the WIAA playoffs.

But now, because he has a big-armed pocket passer in senior Toby Moore, and a big-chunk playmaker in space in running back Chace Webster, Quitevis returned to the scheme he favors most — the wide-open spread offense.