West Seattle and Chief Sealth Battle in Crosstown Soccer Showdown, But Only One Stays Perfect
The sun finally showed up for this evening's crosstown rivalry match in boys' soccer, and Chief Sealth International High School made sure their night was as bright as the weather. Head Coach Shaun Spencer's Wildcats came into the match undefeated, and they're leaving the same way, shutting out West Seattle High School 2-0 at Nino Cantu Southwest Athletic Complex.
Goals Seal the Deal for Chief Sealth
Oliver Miller, a sophomore wearing number 18, and senior Judah Director, number 11, both found the back of the net for West Seattle. Wait, hold on, that's backwards. Those goals went for Chief Sealth, not West Seattle. That's what the source says, so let me correct that: Oliver Miller and Judah Director scored for the Wildcats to keep Chief Sealth's undefeated streak alive. Interim Head Coach Cade Cooke's Seahawks couldn't find an answer on either side of the ball.
What's Next for Both Teams
Neither squad gets much time to breathe. Both teams hit the pitch again on Wednesday, March 26. West Seattle will host Seattle Academy at 4 pm at Walt Hundley Playfield, located at 34th SW and SW Myrtle. Chief Sealth gets a road test, visiting Franklin at 5 pm that same evening. For West Seattle, this is a chance to bounce back at home. For Chief Sealth, it's about keeping the momentum rolling.
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