The Hiawatha Community Center in West Seattle, the oldest community center in the Seattle Parks and Recreation system, will reopen on February 21, 2026, after extensive renovations and upgrades, including becoming the first fully decarbonized community center in Seattle.
O’Dea remained unbeaten after overpowering West Seattle, Eastside Catholic routed Rainier Beach, Chief Sealth shut down Lincoln, and Seattle Prep overwhelmed Garfield in the final week of the Metro League football season.
Mill Creek Seniors closed out their regular season with a 25-8 win over Cedar Park Christian, led by Angel Ruiz’s 100 rushing yards and James Langus’s five tackles.
O’Dea, Eastside Catholic, West Seattle, and Lakeside all won their Week 7 Metro League football games, with O’Dea, Eastside Catholic, and West Seattle staying undefeated and Lakeside impressing with a shutout defense.
Mill Creek dominated West Seattle with a 47-0 victory, led by an explosive offense and strong defensive performance, while other local teams also won their respective games.
Lake Stevens defeated Snohomish 16-0 in a defensive battle, with Oakoley Burns leading the charge with 84 rushing yards, two touchdowns, two interceptions, and a sack.
The Renton Rangers Juniors pulled off a thrilling 13-12 win against Edmonds Woodway, with key plays from Billy Ace Meneese, Jack Pierce, Demeko Butler Gordon, Evan Powell, Khalee Wilkerson, Amir Rogers, and Aaron Strand, bringing them one win away from the playoffs.
Seattle Prep, Rainier Beach, O’Dea, West Seattle, and Franklin all won their respective games, with Rainier Beach and O’Dea remaining undefeated in Metro League play and West Seattle improving to 6-0.
Esquire Williams, QB for Rainier Beach, led his team to a 50-10 win over Bishop Blanchet with 337 passing yards and five touchdowns, while Micah Ili-Meneese, DB for Rainier Beach, had two interceptions and a touchdown catch on defense.
Rainier Beach, Chief Sealth, O’Dea, West Seattle, Lincoln, and Roosevelt all won their Metro League contests over the weekend, with Roosevelt’s 42-0 win over Garfield being the most dominant.
