CHIEF SEALTH INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

(October WSB photo by Oliver Hamlin – #21 Marshawn Tovia-Ford, October)

League Defensive MVP: Marshawn Tovia-Ford

League Special Teams MVP: Ogi Petronijevic

League Co-Assistant Coach of the Year: Joseph Espinoza

First Team:

Quarterback: Mason Filitaula Jr.

Running Back: Marshawn Tovia-Ford

Wide Receiver: Marquis Tovia

Offensive Line: Yakouba Maga

Offensive Line: Shane-Alan Tino

Linebacker: Jessie Gilmore II

Safety: Kingston Cappiello

Holder: Xander Gomez

Second Team:

Wide Receiver: Xander Gomez

Linebacker: Loto Amituanai

Safety: Graham Hull

Cornerback: Marquis Tovia

Defensive Tackle: Xaivius Chu-Eneliko

Long Snapper: Cade Lacey

Honorable Mention:

Running Back: Jessie Gilmore II

Tight End: Eli Policarpio

Offensive Line: Yusuf Donzo

Safety: Kaeson Filitaula

Defensive Tackle: Calvin Washington

As noted in the list above, the two schools dominated the top awards in the league, including the overall/offensive/defensive/special-teams MVPs (Moody, Parkinson, Tovia-Ford, Petronijevic) coach of the year (Stordahl), and assistant coaches of the year (Espinoza, McDonough). 

West Seattle finished the season with a final record of 8-2, and 1st in the league’s “Sound” division with an undefeated 6-0 campaign. Sealth was 2nd in the league with a record of 6-4 overall and 4-2 in the division. The two teams faced off in September for the annual Huling Bowl matchup at Nino Cantu Southwest Athletic Complex, with the Wildcats winning a tight 17-10 game over the Seahawks. 

Here are some WSB photos (by our photographer Oliver Hamlin) of the MVPs in action this season:

LJ Moody, overall league MVP:

League Defensive MVP Marshawn Tovia-Ford:

League Offensive MVP Desmond Parkinson:

League Special Teams MVP Ogi Petronijevic: