On TV today:Sounders at Kansas City 5:30pm on KONG
Huskies at Arizona St. 7:15pm on FSN
Links and the High School Report after the jump!
Local
+Interview with Abdul Gaddy [Seattle Times]
+Isaiah Thomas considering playing football? [Dagger]
+Mariners are pursuing another Japanese phenom... [Hot Stone League]
+The Felix situation: Objective reasoning [Lookout Landing]
+Is Martell Webster going to start for the Blazers? [Dime]
National
+Is Tiger Woods cheating on Gatorade? [FanNation]
+Updated NFL mock draft [Seahawks Draft Blog]
+I'm not suprised by this, especially after watching Sonicsgate [SportsbyBrooks]
+Best/worst NFL retro uniforms [Fox Sports]
High School Report
Friday 10/17/09
Metro 3A Football
O'Dea 49 Eastside Catholic 14
During the Hurricane on the Plateau, the O'dea Irish showed up with revenge in their hearts to face off against the Crusaders of Eastside Catholic. The Irish took control early and never looked back. The Irish jumped up to a 21-0 lead in the 1st quarter and finished with a 49-14 demolition. Touchdowns for the Irish were scored by Mike Martin, Keenan Forch, Gabe Lee, and Trent Sewell. Eastside Catholic QB Conor McCormick threw for 2 touchdowns. This victory has guaranteed O'dea a spot in the Metro Championship game. -Player
Friday 10/17/09
Metro 3A Football
Seattle Prep 35 Bishop Blanchet 0
The Panthers improve to 3-1 in conference play and 5-2 overall after a convincing win over the Bishop Blanchet Braves. Fullback Joey DeRitis and Running Back Ryan Wheatley both ran for two touchdowns each. By halftime, the Panthers were already up 28-0. The Panthers defense dominated the whole game, not letting Blanchet score once. One key play was Jack DeShaw's interception in the 3rd quarter, dashing any hope that Blanchet could make a run in the 2nd half. The Panthers will face Eastside Catholic next week, the winner will place 2nd in Metro Sound. -Fan
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Huskies at Arizona St. 7:15pm on FSN
Links and the High School Report after the jump!
Local
+Interview with Abdul Gaddy [Seattle Times]
+Isaiah Thomas considering playing football? [Dagger]
+Mariners are pursuing another Japanese phenom... [Hot Stone League]
+The Felix situation: Objective reasoning [Lookout Landing]
+Is Martell Webster going to start for the Blazers? [Dime]
National
+Is Tiger Woods cheating on Gatorade? [FanNation]
+Updated NFL mock draft [Seahawks Draft Blog]
+I'm not suprised by this, especially after watching Sonicsgate [SportsbyBrooks]
+Best/worst NFL retro uniforms [Fox Sports]
High School Report
Friday 10/17/09
Metro 3A Football
O'Dea 49 Eastside Catholic 14
During the Hurricane on the Plateau, the O'dea Irish showed up with revenge in their hearts to face off against the Crusaders of Eastside Catholic. The Irish took control early and never looked back. The Irish jumped up to a 21-0 lead in the 1st quarter and finished with a 49-14 demolition. Touchdowns for the Irish were scored by Mike Martin, Keenan Forch, Gabe Lee, and Trent Sewell. Eastside Catholic QB Conor McCormick threw for 2 touchdowns. This victory has guaranteed O'dea a spot in the Metro Championship game. -Player
Friday 10/17/09
Metro 3A Football
Seattle Prep 35 Bishop Blanchet 0
The Panthers improve to 3-1 in conference play and 5-2 overall after a convincing win over the Bishop Blanchet Braves. Fullback Joey DeRitis and Running Back Ryan Wheatley both ran for two touchdowns each. By halftime, the Panthers were already up 28-0. The Panthers defense dominated the whole game, not letting Blanchet score once. One key play was Jack DeShaw's interception in the 3rd quarter, dashing any hope that Blanchet could make a run in the 2nd half. The Panthers will face Eastside Catholic next week, the winner will place 2nd in Metro Sound. -Fan
Want to see your school or team featured here? Contact us at seatownsports@gmail.com if you're interested in becoming a correspondent!
Original Story:
http://www.seatownsports.net/2009/10/...
