Watch: Wash. high school kicker Austin Rehkow boots 67-yard field goal

SPOKANE, Wash. A Washington state senior hit a 67-yard field goal to tie the mark for the second-longest field goal in a high school game.

Central Valley High's Austin Rehkow drilled the kick, with distance to spare, to tie the game at 55 as regulation expired Thursday night. Central Valley went on to beat Shadle Park High 62-55 in overtime.

Rehkow's field goal set a Washington state record. The previous mark was 62 yards set in 1929.

According to The National Federation of High Schools Record Book, Rehkow's kick tied the mark for the second-longest high school field goal. The record is 68 yards, set by Dirk Borgognone of Reno, Nev., in 1985.

The NFL record is 63 yards.

As CBSSports.com blogger Bryan Fischer noted, Rehkow's kick overshadowed another amazing feat in the same game.

"Opposing quarterback Brett Rypien set a state record in the game with 577 passing yards, breaking the old record by 61 yards," Fischer wrote. "If the last name sounds familiar, it's because it is, Rypien is the nephew of former Washington Redskins' Super Bowl-winning quarterback Mark Rypien."