Seattle Sounders FC’s charitable arm, RAVE Foundation, along with partner Delta Air Lines, today announced the construction of a new mini pitch and renewed playspace at Seahurst Elementary in Burien, Washington. Residing within the Highline Public School District, Seahurst Elementary serves approximately 400 low-income students from diverse backgrounds, with Spanish being the
It s Episode 98 of Side x Side and who better to have on the pod than the Man, the Myth, the Legend: Chad Marshall.
After a crazy two-win week for Sounders FC, Steve Zakuani and Brad Evans are joined by Marshall, who shares his own thoughts on Alex Roldan’s goalkeeping heroics, Cristian Roldan’s place as one of the top midfielders in MLS, and more insight into playing in a 3-5-2 formation as a defender.
“I thought it was incredible, it didn’t seem like he was nervous at all,” Marshall said about Alex Roldan’s goalkeeping. “It’s crazy… I would have been freaking out.”
DailyTrib.com Support Community Press You can show your support of a vibrant and healthy free press by becoming a voluntary subscriber. Subscribe Now 6 hours ago | DailyTrib.com Jimmy Don Wolfenbarger was indicted May 3 in the 2006 murder of 46-year-old Holly Marie Simmons of Buchanan Dam.
A 57-year-old Lubbock man has been indicted in the 2006 murder of a Buchanan Dam woman.
A Llano County grand jury handed down the indictment May 3 against Jimmy Don Wolfenbarger, 57, formerly of Buchanan Dam, in the cold case murder of 46-year-old Holly Marie Simmons.
Wolfenbarger turned himself into the Lubbock County Jail on Wednesday, May 12, but was released after posting a $2 million bond. He was ordered to surrender his passport.
Sounders sign 16-year-old Reed Baker-Whiting
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The Seattle Sounders continued to add young talent, signing 16-year-old Reed Baker-Whiting to a Homegrown Player contract on Wednesday. The contract was announced as a four-year deal that has an option for a fifth year. He will be eligible for selection immediately. Baker-Whiting signed his first professional contract last July, becoming the youngest player the Tacoma Defiance had ever signed.
“Reed has shown promise in his time with the Academy and Tacoma Defiance, in addition to his extended time training in the First Team environment,” Sounders GM Garth Lagerwey said in a team statement. “It’s always nice to see young players climb the ranks within our development pipeline, and we look forward to seeing how Reed progresses from here.”
Tacoma Defiance: 2021 season preview
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On the rise above the near cliff, in the shadow of Tahoma, caressed by the winds of Commencement Bay sits Cheney Stadium. Among the tall trees, along the freeway, within the heart of Central Tacoma this final proving ground of the Seattle Sounders organization provides a home, and hopefully a fortress.
In the pandemic season of 2020, Tacoma Defiance finished 12th in the Western Conference of the USL Championship, but a distant 3rd in Group A. Now, a 253 aficionado takes over for a team that simultaneously got younger, and more experienced. Tacoma’s USL Championship team now averages just over 3 years of professional experience per player, and not just because of Taylor Mueller.