The Seattle Medium
Celebrate Your Financial New Year
The new year presents an opportunity to solidify financial resolutions, with accountability from friends and family enhancing the likelihood of sustained progress.
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9mFrazier Brothers Bring Competition, Leadership And Big Dreams To Franklin Football
Brothers Cordè and De'Vion Frazier are teammates at Franklin High School, combining competition and brotherhood to push each other forward. Cordè, a senior wide receiver and defensive back, and De'Vion, a sophomore quarterback, aim to lead Franklin to its first winning season in years while chasing college football dreams and leaving a lasting legacy.
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5mYouth Football Scores And Highlights
Youth football scores roundup covering 6U through 14U divisions, featuring standout performances from Renton Rangers' BoomSquad trio, Benson 8U's NewWaveBoyz five-game win streak, Bethel Bison's hard-fought victory over FW Hawks, and results from Tac City, HEIR, RISE, 5 Star Cougars, CD Panthers, Puyallup RR, FSP, and more league matchups.
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6m5 Star Cougars Rally Past HEIR 13-6 In Double-Overtime 6U Thriller
The 5 Star Cougars battled back from a 6-0 deficit to defeat HEIR 13-6 in double overtime during The Seattle Medium's 6U Game of the Week. Toronto Hickman forced overtime with a tying touchdown, while Royal Brown's decisive score sealed the dramatic comeback victory for the young Cougars squad.
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6mFor Nina Elmore, CD Panthers Are More Than Football
Nina Elmore has served as registrar for the CD Panthers youth football and cheer program for years, helping families navigate registration deadlines and payment challenges. What began through her husband's coaching and her children's participation has grown into a lasting community commitment, as Elmore works to sustain founder Charles Jackson's 30-year legacy with kindness and support.
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8mAt 13, Clyde Hawkins IV Is Making His Mark Across Three Sports
At 13, Clyde Anthony Hawkins IV excels in football, track and powerlifting, breaking seven Washington state powerlifting records and earning national recognition in track. His father, Clyde Hawkins III, highlights the discipline and character behind these achievements, emphasizing that hard work and consistency matter more than talent as his son continues developing across multiple sports.