SeaTac Sharks 38
5 Star 6
Sharks running backs Andrew Son, Scoot Wheeler and quarterback Ej Sok led the way in scoring behind the great blocking and protection from Jayvon Ulugalu, Aaron Sookin and Kevin Nguyen who opened up the run and pass game for a complete team win. Seatac’s Ikuna Muasika had three incerteptions on the day.
White Center Seahawks 13
Benson Bruins 0
Early on in the first quarter, White Center made two nice stops on 
Benson drives. Continuing with their success in the game, White Centers’ Demetrius Taape made it 13-0 with a 16-yard touchdown reception. From here on out it was a very defensive game back and forth. Consequently, there would being no more scoring. The White Center Seahawks ended up on top.
Beacon Hill Cowbouys 32,
Lakewood 6
It was a complete team effort by the Cowboys that was dominate even after one of their main players Josh Conley, Jr. left the game after the first play of the game with a shoulder injury. The cowboys 
defense was led by Keivon Bias, who had a pick 6 along with good hitting by everyone. The Cowboys offense was also on display with multiple runners and receivers. Touchdowns by Bill Vaouli, Tyrone Taylor, Scottre Humphrey and Lamanuel Donaldson gave Lakewood no one to key on with all these weapons that can score at any time.
Puget Sound Lancer 32
CD Panthers 0
Tacoma Spartans 41
Auburn Panthers 20
Raven’s 31
SWAC Cougars 0
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Upcoming Schedule:
Saturday, Sept. 23
5 Star Cougars
at SWAC Cougars
Chief Sealth High School
1:00 p.m.
Sea Tac Sharks
at Rainier Ravens
Genesee Park
3:00 p.m.
Auburn Panthers
at CD Panthers
Judkins Park
3:00 p.m.
Tacoma Spartans
at Beacon Hill Cowboys
Rainier Beach Stadium
3:00 p.m.
Lakewood L.Y.T.E
at Benson Bruins
Renton Stadium
3:00 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 24
Puget Sound Lancers
at White Center Seahawks
Highline Stadium
3:00 p.m.
