Youth Football

The Federal Way Hawks used a second half rally to defeat the Parkland Raiders 26-7, securing their spot in the Washington Youth Football League semifinals.

Rise 10U defeated the previously unbeaten Benson Bruins 9U team 25-0 in the final week of the regular season, using a balanced offense and opportunistic defense to take control of the game.

The Federal Way Hawks 10U team snapped the Benson Bruins' five-game winning streak with a 19-6 win, thanks to a strong ground game, smothering defense, and renewed sense of focus.

Clyde Anthony Hawkins IV is a young athlete who has quickly emerged as a standout in youth sports, excelling in both football and track and field, and is praised for his strength, speed, discipline, and work ethic.,

Rise 10U delivered a dominant 25-0 win over the previously undefeated Benson Bruins 9U team, while the Federal Way Hawks bounced back with a 19-6 victory over Benson 10U, and the Parkland Raiders won against the C2C Rams in both the 12U and 14U divisions.

The 6U Benson HITEM UP BOYZ pulled off a thrilling 13-7 comeback win over the Foster Jr Bulldogs, with Jayden "2WayJay" Long leading the way with 150 yards and 2 touchdowns.

Benson 11U Pull Up Boyz fell just short against B12 with a final score of 18-12, while Benson 12U and other teams had shutouts in their respective matchups.

HEIR 9U defeated Rise 9U 34-6 with a dominant performance from Alijah Nelson, who rushed for 245 yards and 5 touchdowns, while the defense forced multiple turnovers.

The Federal Way Hawks dominated the RISE team in a 30-0 victory, with explosive plays, relentless defense, and disciplined execution.

HEIR 9U dominated Rise 34-6 in a non-league victory, led by Alijah Nelson's five touchdowns and 250 rushing yards.