Eastside Catholic 55, Lincoln (Seattle) 21
Eastside Catholic dominated Lincoln (Seattle) 55-21. The Crusaders were led by Jordan Meas, who completed 16 of 19 passes for 312 yards and four touchdowns while adding 57 rushing yards on three carries. Brady Huarte converted all seven of his extra-point attempts for Eastside Catholic. Lincoln’s Ben Ward completed 20 of 37 passes for 176 yards and two touchdowns, while Torsten Adams converted both of his extra-point attempts. Caden Weber led Lincoln’s receiving corps with 64 yards and one touchdown.
Rainier Beach 60, Roosevelt 0
Rainier Beach dominated Roosevelt in a 60-0 shutout, scoring in every quarter, including 22 points in the fourth. Esquire Williams led the Vikings’ offensive attack, completing 17 of 23 passes for 416 yards and seven touchdowns. Damari’ae Barrington added 119 rushing yards on eight carries, while Wesley Armstrong led the receiving corps with 132 yards. Defensively, Daniel Haynes recorded 15 tackles, including 10 solo tackles, helping Rainier Beach secure the shutout victory.
Lakeside 23, Ingraham 7
Lakeside celebrated Senior Night with a 23-7 victory over Ingraham, powered by a strong all-around performance. Nathan Ehrlichman connected with Owen Smith and Hayden Hilpert for touchdown passes, while Max Wilkinson returned an interception for a touchdown to help build the lead. Noah Davis capped off the defensive effort in the fourth quarter by tackling Ingraham’s quarterback in the end zone for a safety, sealing the victory.
West Seattle 22, Bishop Blanchet 15
West Seattle secured a 22-15 victory over Bishop Blanchet, overcoming a strong third-quarter surge from the Bears. West Seattle scored six points in the opening quarter before delivering a decisive 16-point performance in the fourth to seal the win. Bishop Blanchet scored all 15 of its points in the third quarter, but West Seattle’s late-game response proved to be the difference.
Interlake 48, Nathan Hale 21
Interlake earned a 48-21 victory over Nathan Hale, pulling away for a decisive win. Nathan Hale showed late-game fight, scoring seven points in the third quarter and adding 14 more in the fourth. However, Interlake’s offensive production proved too much for Nathan Hale to overcome.
O’Dea 42, Chief Sealth 0
The O’Dea Fighting Irish dominated Chief Sealth in a 42-0 shutout, putting the game out of reach before halftime. O’Dea opened with 14 points in the first quarter before adding 28 more in the second, scoring all 42 points in the first half. The Fighting Irish’s commanding performance kept Chief Sealth off the scoreboard throughout the game.
Franklin 30, Garfield 7
Seattle Prep 42, Ballard 0
PICTORIAL HIGHLIGHTS
