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Ingraham 35, Davis 34
Ingraham put up 21 points in the third quarter in a narrow 35-34 victory over Davis. Logan Rudell led the offense with 263 rushing yards on 36 carries and four touchdowns. Blake Stauff added a touchdown, while quarterback Keisik Pedersen completed three of five passes for 79 yards.
Defensively, Rafael Dachary led Ingraham with 10 total tackles, including six solo tackles. Colin Robinson added eight tackles, while Bina Wolde and Graham Bergstrom finished with seven tackles apiece.
Franklin 30, Lakeside (Seattle) 21
Franklin secured a 30–21 victory over Lakeside behind a strong all-around performance on both sides of the ball.
Devion Frazier completed 7 of 14 passes for 112 yards and a touchdown, while Henry Moore led the ground game with 115 yards on 14 carries and two touchdowns. Mustafa Salad also found the end zone to contribute to the scoring effort.
Defensively, Serigne Ndiaye led the team with 10 total tackles, including five solo stops. Franklin’s defense also came up big with four interceptions, recorded by Corde Frazier, Tyrique Galloway, Ndiaye, and Moore.
In the two-point conversion game, L’laja Burney, Galloway, and C. Frazier each successfully converted, helping Franklin secure the 30–21 win.
O’Dea 59, Eastside Catholic 33
O’Dea powered its way to a 59-33 victory over Eastside Catholic behind a record-setting performance from J’Shaun Wilson, who rushed for 371 yards and seven touchdowns on 26 carries. Allias Moimoi added 58 rushing yards, while Max Speller contributed 25 yards on the ground and a touchdown as the Fighting Irish dominated offensively despite completing just two passes for 35 yards.
O’Dea’s defense also made key plays, with Ray Clark III recording an interception, Tevita Nonu collecting two sacks, and Frederick Parks recovering a fumble, while the Irish added a safety.
Eastside Catholic kept the game competitive with explosive plays of its own, as Zavier Traxler returned punts 95 and 90 yards for touchdowns. Jordan Meas rushed for 118 yards and a score, Caden Weber added 111 rushing yards and a touchdown, and Tevin Carter also found the end zone.
Rainier Beach 60, Lincoln (Seattle) 13
Rainier Beach secured a 60-13 victory over Lincoln behind a dominant offensive performance and a series of game-changing plays on defense and special teams. Esquire Williams completed 11 of 18 passes for 175 yards, while the Vikings’ ground game produced five rushing touchdowns, led by Damari Ae Barrington’s two scores on 62 yards. Russell Sanders broke loose for a 73-yard touchdown run, while Micah Ili-Meneese and Pootie Stewart each added a rushing score.
Quis Tovia hauled in a 25-yard reception for a touchdown, and Stewart contributed a 55-yard punt return to fuel the Vikings’ explosive performance. Rainier Beach’s defense also made its mark, as Ili-Meneese returned an interception 32 yards for a touchdown, Choice Wilkins Delgardo added another interception, and Barrington returned a fumble recovery for a score.
Lincoln found the end zone twice through Ben Ward’s touchdown passes to Aren Whaley and Montrese Weaver Jr., but Ward also threw two interceptions as the Lynx struggled to keep pace with Rainier Beach’s relentless attack.
Garfield 55, Nathan Hale 6
Seattle Prep 45, Roosevelt 0
West Seattle 17, Ballard 0
Bishop Blanchet 21, Chief Sealth 14
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