Up in Wenatchee, Washington they love their Friday Night’s. And last Friday those in attendance were treated to the greatest performance of all time on the Panthers by a Quarterback as Junior Rowan Parmenter went ballistic! The 6’2″ – 185 lb Junior has the whole range of skills that we look for in a great Quarterback and truly is completely raw. He is not as polished mechanically as many other Juniors out there but the good news is he is a fast learner and if those things improve, which we believe they will, this kid will be on his way into the collegiate ranks a year from now.
Rowan Parmenter of Wenatchee took off for 175 yards rushing last Friday from his QB spot. Picture Courtesy of the Yakima Herald- read their story here – http://www.yakimaherald.com/sports/prep_sports/cbbn/eisenhower/parmenter-wenatchee-run-past-eisenhower-football/article_2a9dac5e-73d7-11e5-a02b-97f113dd74b5.html
But before any of that happens and we get the cart before the horse lets just look at what he did last Friday.
He had 16 carries for 175 rushing and 2 TD’s on the ground. Through the air he was 11 of 16 221 passing yards connecting for 4 TD’s to his receiving core including an 83 yard strike to Christian Brandt-Sims who we covered last week.
We have seen bigger performances then that by a QB but not many. No matter how you slice it this was one terrific night for a young QB as he lead the Panthers to a big win over the Eisenhower Cadets of Yakima. Parmenter is fast and we will be watching him progress- he has moved onto our reviewed list of Top QB’s in the NW which you can see right here and that we send out to almost 1,000 Head Coaches across the United States.
Watch Rowan Parmenter from Yakima right here.
Steven Johannsen
October 20, 2015 at 9:32 pm
Your article is full of inaccuracies. There were no records broke (WHS record is 5 TD passes in a game and he was far short on the yardage record as well). In addition, the game was at Eisenhower, not at home. Those in the know recognize that you\’re a paid service that reperesents your clientele(who pay well for your sugar coated reviews) and that your accuracy on several fronts can be less than accurate. High school journalists can at least check a few sources for accuracy. For what you\’re paid I\’d assume you could do better.
Dirk Knudsen
October 20, 2015 at 11:10 pm
Well your using a false email address- your making inaccurate and possible Liable statements about me- and you remind me of all the pathetic trolls that hang out on the chatways and take shots at High School kids – Your email address you supplied is a false one as are you! You can not back up anything your are saying. I have never received 1 dime and can not be paid to write anythig- anyone credible will tell you that! Other then I received the Venue information wrong from my volunteer unpaid helper up North you are completely wrong. Go back to your basement and your sad little life where your child or maybe you has failed so badly that you have to take shots at Volunteer guys like me that have changed the way things work in the NW- Your sad and pathetic but hey- I pity you ultimately. Hope things look up for you soon!
Thanks for writing-
Dirk
Todd Parmenter
October 22, 2015 at 9:50 am
The record that was set that night was for the offensive output of 396 yards. It was a combination of 221 passing yards and 175 rushing yards by Rowan Parmenter.
Go Panther\’s
Thank you Dirk for your relentless dedication to the young men of the Northwest in their pursuit of the game of football.