SOCCER: West Seattle HS wins crosstown-rivals match against Chief Sealth IHS

The sun showed up this afternoon for the only regular-season boys-soccer match of the year between West Seattle High School and Chief Sealth International High School. The Wildcats got the win, 1-0. It would have been a bigger gap if not for the hard work of Sealth goalkeeper Levi Erdman:

That one Wildcats goal by Alex Coronado (#4, below) came after Erdman was knocked down – and he stayed down for a while, but got up and the game resumed.

You can see both goalkeepers in action in our short clip:

WSHS is now 6-2-5 overall; Sealth is 4-8-0. The Wildcats’ next game is at home (Walt Hundley Playfield, 34th SW/SW Myrtle) at 4 pm Wednesday vs. Lakeside; the Seahawks also have a 4 pm home game on Wednesday, at SWAC vs. Seattle Prep.

1 Reply to "SOCCER: West Seattle HS wins crosstown-rivals match against Chief Sealth IHS"

  • Hopeful May 15, 2017 (11:17 am)

    Congrats to the young woman and men of both our high schools for their athletic prowess. Thanks for giving it your all. An inspiration to all of us. One person’s efforts helps to raise up all of us. Do your part no matter how big or small.

    “Everyone matters. Everyone has a role to play. Every individual has a role to play. Every individual makes a difference” Jane Goodall

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