West Seattle High School Stays Perfect with Dominant Shutout Over Chief Sealth IHS
Wildcats Extend Unbeaten Streak in Crosstown Rivalry
The sun broke through Seattle's clouds just in time for Wednesday evening's crosstown showdown, but the weather wasn't the only thing heating up at Nino Cantu Southwest Athletic Complex. West Seattle High School's boys' soccer team proved why they remain undefeated this season, shutting out Chief Sealth International High School 2-0 in a hard-fought rivalry match that showcased the Wildcats' growing dominance in the Seattle area.
Head Coach Shaun Spencer's West Seattle squad came into the contest with a perfect record on the line, and they delivered exactly what they needed: a disciplined, aggressive performance that left Chief Sealth with no answer. Sophomore Oliver Miller (#18) opened the scoring with his goal, setting the tone early for the Wildcats. Senior captain Judah Director (#11) added an insurance goal later in the match, sealing the victory and maintaining West Seattle's unblemished record.
The Wildcats' defense was particularly impressive, a point not lost on observers. Their ability to control the game and limit Chief Sealth's chances reflects the work Spencer has been doing with this squad throughout the season. The shutout is another feather in West Seattle's cap as they continue their pursuit of a strong playoff position in what appears to be a competitive conference.
Chief Sealth Battles but Can't Find the Back of the Net
While West Seattle dominated the match, interim Head Coach Cade Cooke's Chief Sealth squad fought hard and refused to back down in front of their home crowd. The Seahawks' effort was evident, even in defeat, as they competed throughout the 90 minutes against an undefeated opponent. In high school soccer, losses to top teams often provide valuable lessons, and this matchup should help Chief Sealth identify areas for improvement as the season progresses.
Both teams quickly shift focus, with their next matches coming just two days later on March 26. West Seattle will host Seattle Academy at 4 pm at Walt Hundley Playfield (34th SW and SW Myrtle), looking to keep their perfect season intact against another quality opponent. Chief Sealth will travel to face Franklin at 5 pm, seeking to bounce back and build momentum heading into the final stretch of the regular season.
For West Seattle High School, the question now becomes how long they can maintain their undefeated status as conference play intensifies and playoff implications become clearer for programs across Washington state.
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