How to watch Kamiah (ID) at Kendrick (ID): Live stream, kickoff time for 2A Whitepine League showdown

Brandon Walton

How to watch Kamiah (ID) at Kendrick (ID): Live stream, kickoff time for 2A Whitepine League showdown image

A dynasty in full flight meets its final obstacle - the type of showdown where excellence faces its ultimate validation, and where a challenger's credentials are measured against the state's most unstoppable force.

This pivotal matchup arrives Friday night when No. 7 Kendrick (6-0, 2-0 2A Whitepine) hosts Kamiah (5-0, 2-0 2A Whitepine) in what will almost certainly decide the Whitepine League champion.

The Tigers have been nothing short of spectacular this season. Their 79.17 point differential dwarfs every team in Idaho. Kendrick averages 80.5 points per game while surrendering a microscopic 1.33 points per contest - both marks lead the state. Through seven games, the Tigers have outscored opponents 483-8 while riding an 11-game winning streak.

As the four-time reigning Class 2A state champions, Kendrick has compiled a remarkable 48-3 record during their championship reign. They've dismantled everyone in their path this fall, raising a simple question: can anyone even slow them down?

But Kamiah represents the Tigers' most serious remaining test.

STREAM: Kamiah vs. Kendrick, live on Idahosports.com.

The Kubs have built an impressive resume of their own, allowing just 10.40 points per game while defeating opponents by an average of 21.20 points. Those numbers would top most conferences - but they're overshadowed by Kendrick's historic production.

Kamiah quarterback Lawson Landmark has thrown for 759 yards and eight touchdowns while adding 296 rushing yards and three scores on the ground. Running back Everett Oatman provides a dual threat with 365 rushing yards and five touchdowns plus another 200 yards receiving, giving the Kubs multiple weapons.

Over the past three years, Kamiah has established itself as a perennial state contender, reaching the quarterfinals twice and the semifinals once. The Kubs understand what it takes at the highest level.

Kendrick counters with an offense that seems unstoppable. Junior quarterback Maddox Kirkland completed 8-of-11 passes for 247 yards and four touchdowns in last week's 68-0 rout of Potlatch. Senior running back Tanner Clemenhagen rumbled for nearly 200 yards in that blowout, showcasing the Tigers' ability to attack through the air and on the ground.

The task facing Kamiah is immense. No team has come within 50 points of Kendrick this season, and only one opponent has even scored against the Tigers' suffocating defense. Breaking through will require a flawless performance.

For Kendrick, Friday night offers a chance to silence any doubters. A convincing victory would send a message to the rest of Class 2A that the Tigers remain the state's premier program.

For Kamiah, an upset would validate their status as contenders and prove they belong in the conversation with Idaho's elite small-school programs.

What you need to know about Kamiah at Kendrick, including live stream information for the game.

How to watch Kamiah at Kendrick football today

Live Stream: Watch on Idahosports.com

Kamiah at Kendrick will air live on Idahosports.com.

Kamiah at Kendrick start time

Date: Friday, Oct. 10

Time: 7 p.m. MDT

The opening kickoff is set for 7 p.m. MDT on Friday, Oct. 10. The game will be played at Kendrick High School in Kendrick.

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Brandon Walton

Brandon Walton is a freelance contributor for The Sporting News. After graduating from Boise State in 2015, he’s made stops at the Argus Observer (Oregon), the Idaho Press and SBLive. Brandon is currently the sports editor for both the Idaho State Journal and Post Register newspapers. Just this May, he took home four Idaho Press Club awards, including taking third place in the Sports Reporter of the Year category. His three first-place awards were the most among the sports reporting categories. Brandon is the father to three wonderful children in Aaden (17), Lennon (13) and Everly (7). He is also engaged to his beautiful fiancé Tawna, who will be celebrating 8 years together this fall. In his spare time, he loves to hang out with his family, friends, watch movies, play video games and get his heart broken by his sports teams, most notably the Dallas Cowboys.