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Thursday, April 30, 2026

Greater Seattle Youth Football & Cheer League – Week 1

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAThe Greater Seattle Youth Football & Cheer League opened its inaugural season last week with a full slate of games. The newly formed league features some familiar faces – Beacon Hill Cowboys, SWAC Cougars, Rainier Eagles, Kent Cobras and Renton Rangers – and two brand new teams  – Pacific Highway Chargers and Brave Pride. The league feature four divisions — Peewees (6-7 year olds), 89ers (8-9 year olds), Juniors (10-11 year olds) and Seniors (12-14 year olds) — and is affiliated with American Youth Football (AYF).

Peewees

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERARenton Ranges 27, Rainier Eagles 0

With only 8 players on the field, the Eagles could not keep up with the Rangers – who are considered by many to be one of the top teams in the league.

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Beacon Hill Cowboys 13, Kent Cobras 6

SWAC 12, Pac Highway Chargers 6

89ers

Renton Rangers 26, Rainier Eagles 7

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Beacon Hill Cowboys 13, Kent Cobras 6

SWAC 19, Pac Highway Chargers 13

Juniors

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERABeacon Hill Cowboys 34, Kent Cobras 0

The Cowboys opened the season with an impressive win over Kent.

Renton Rangers 42, Rainier Eagles 0

The Rangers look like they are in mid-season form.

SWAC 25, Pac Highway Chargers 7

The Cougars look like they are a team to be reckoned with.

Seniors

 OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERABrave Pride 13, Pac Highway Chargers 0

The Pride rallied late to post an impressive win over the Chargers. The Chargers have a solid team, look for them to bounce back from this heartbreaking loss.

Beacon Hill Cowboys 27, Kent Cobras 6

Rainier Eagles 33, Renton Rangers 0

Rainier Eagles 51, SWAC 12 (Game played Aug 17.)

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