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Lindbergh Dominates Foster 33-0
Prince Cameron Callen scores three touchdowns in Homecoming victory.
On a week when Lindbergh High School celebrated its 40th anniversary; the football team added a homecoming victory with a win over Foster 33-0 Friday night at Renton Stadium. Senior Prince Cameron Callen scored three touchdowns from 9, 14 and 39 yards out, bringing his total for the season to nine. Quarterback Tyrell Shavers threw for four touchdowns.
Head coach Pat O’Grady told the team at halftime (leading 21-0) it was time to play Eagle football. This wasn’t a just show up and win, he said. The team returned to the field more focused, and the offensive line was able to open holes for running back Daniel Wittenan and allow quarterback Tyrell Shavers more time to throw the ball down field. In the first half Shavers was sacked several times when he was forced out of the pocket.
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The Eagles are now 3-0 in Seamount League play and 4-1 overall.
Lindbergh faces Renton next Friday, October 5 at Renton Stadium at 7 p.m. A Lindbergh win and the Eagles will win the All-City Trophy and the number one playoff spot at 2A District playoffs. After Renton, the Eagles have Highline, Franklin at home, and at Kennedy (league championship).
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Scoring summary
Lindbergh -- Cam Callen 39 pass from Tyrell Shavers (Derrick Holt kick )
Lindbergh -- Callen 14 pass from Shavers (Holt kick )
Lindbergh -- Daniel Wiitenan 43 pass from Shavers (Holt kick )
Lindbergh -- Callen 9 pass from Tyrell Shavers (Holt kick )
Lindbergh -- Holt 24 FG
Lindbergh -- Wiitenan 2 run (Holt kick )
Other Seamount League scores
Kennedy Catholic 35, Hazen 0 (Thursday)
Renton at Highline (not reported)
Lakeside 43, Evergreen 27 (non-league)
Standings as of September 28
Lindbergh 3-0 league, 4-1 overall; Kennedy Catholic 2-0 league, 3-1 overall; Renton 1-0 league, 2-2 overall; Foster 1-2 league, 1-4 overall; Hazen 1-2, 2-3 overall; Evergreen 0-2 league, 0-5 overall; Highline 0-2 league, 0-4 overall.
Lindbergh’s Homecoming Court was announced during halftime:
King Matt Stuart and Queen Elise Aylward
Senior Prince Cameron Callen and Princess Chi Ta
Junior Prince Nathan Cunningham and Princess Samantha Cunanan
Sophomore Prince Robby Williamson and Princess Jackie Martin
Freshmen Princes Andrew Tarango and Princess Malissa Lee
The King and Queen were crowned by former 1975 Lindbergh graduate and Homecoming Queen Gayle (Kawachi) Hayden). It was the first time
Hayden had been back to the stadium and liked the improvements to it.