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Final Eight
From left to right: Back Finalists: Kyle Bierly, Bainbridge HS, Alex Flor, Seattle Prep HS, Justin Seiber, Kentwood HS, Bradley Cagle, Redmond HS. Lineman Finalists: Jack Markowitz, O'Dea HS, Quinzy Salu, Decatur HS, Jackson Wray, Liberty HS, Michael Collins, Mt. Si HS.
National Football Foundation Seattle Chapter
The Seattle Chapter's 52nd Annual Scholar-Athlete Awards Banquet was held on Sunday, February 25th, 2018 in the Delta 360 Club Lounge at Century Link Field. Doors opened at 9:00am, with the banquet starting at 10:00am.
Each year, the Seattle Chapter awards scholarships to local Scholar-Athletes. The process begins when athletes are nominated by their coaches. Each school is represented by two seniors: one back and one lineman. Coaches and their two nominees are invited to be our guests at our Awards Ceremony and Banquet.
A selection committee consisting of former coaches, players and administrators perform the difficult task of narrowing the list down to four backs and four linemen. At our Awards Banquet, one back and one lineman receive a Scholar-Athlete Scholarship of $2000. Each of the remaining six finalists receive a scholarship of $500. This year's back winner is Justin Seiber, from Kentwood High School and lineman winner is Jack Markowitz, from O'Dea High School. Congratulations to the other 6 finalists, this year's class was truly one of a kind!
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If you have any questions about the Scholar-Athlete Nominations, Banquet or tickets, please contact us at nffseattle@gmail.com.
Read about the 2017 Awards Banquet.
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