PHOTOS: West Seattle High School wins second consecutive Huling Bowl over Chief Sealth International HS, report #2
(PHOTOS BY OLIVER HAMLIN FOR WEST SEATTLE BLOG) (West Seattle quarterback Carlos Patino with the Huling Bowl trophy) Every fall, Chief Sealth International High School and West Seattle High School play one big crosstown-competition football game with a trophy at stake: The Huling Bowl ( here’s the backstory on why the game has that name). Last night was the big night, with a big crowd at Nino Cantu Southwest Athletic Complex, where both teams play home games; CSIHS was the home team this time. Both teams ceremoniously charged onto the field, Sealth from the south and West Seattle from the north: WSHS won for the second year in a row, 22-6. Here’s how it unfolded: West Seattle #34 Dylan Seaborn-Diaz (above with Sealth #5 Oliver Clark) scored the first TD with 6:33 to go in the first quarter. Chief Sealth blocked the point-after attempt, so the score sat at 6-0 and was still there at the end of the first. The Seahawks didn’t get close to scoring territory ...