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Seattle Mariners Honor Negro Leagues Legacy Through Steelheads Initiative and Community Investment
The Seattle Mariners have launched the Steelheads Initiative to honor the legacy of the 1946 Negro League team and its impact on Black baseball history, through a $500,000 investment in Black-led…
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3mFranklin Holds Off Garfield 20-18 In Thrilling Hood Bowl Finish
Franklin High School narrowly defeated long-time rivals Garfield in a dramatic 20-18 "Hood Bowl" victory, sealed by a late-game defensive turnover after a furious fourth-quarter comeback attempt.
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3mBallard Rallies From 14-Point Deficit To Defeat Chief Sealth 15-14
The Ballard Beavers staged a spectacular fourth-quarter comeback, scoring 15 unanswered points to snatch a thrilling 15-14 victory over the Chief Sealth Seahawks in Metro League play.
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9mReport Finds Washington's College Transfer System Places Greater Burdens On Underserved Students
A new report from Community College Research Initiatives and the Washington Student Achievement Council finds that Washington's college transfer system creates significant barriers for students of color, low-income and first-generation students. While Black students transfer at rates exceeding national averages, only 44% earn bachelor's degrees post-transfer, highlighting gaps in advising, financial support, and institutional coordination.
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9mWeek 2 Youth Football Roundup: Shutouts, Statement Wins and Standout Performances
Week 2 youth football action delivered dominant shutouts and statement wins across divisions. Tac City, Benson, and HEIR squads showcased explosive offenses and stifling defenses, while close battles like Tac City 7U's 13-12 win over FW Hawks kept fans on edge. Standout performances highlighted rushing touchdowns, key interceptions, and improved team chemistry throughout the league.
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5mB12 Bearcats' Daniel Salas Continues To Grow With The Game He Loves
At 13, Daniel Salas has grown from a football-obsessed toddler into a dedicated B12 Bearcats 14U player. Balancing tackle and flag football lessons, school leadership, and team commitment, Salas continues developing as an athlete. His mother Jade reflects on his humility, perseverance, and passion, while Daniel sets new goals for speed and health this season.