Cedar Grove Composting Annual Golf Tournament in support of Banchero Disability Partners

Teeing Up for Change at the Cedar Grove Composting Annual Golf Tournament!

It's more than just a day on the greens, it's your opportunity to enjoy yourself while making a meaningful difference! Every swing contributes to Banchero Disability Partners and their efforts to empower individuals with disabilities. So, whether you’re an experienced golfer or simply joining for the experience, unite with us to transform each putt into a force for positive change!
Date: September 30, 2026
Location: The Golf Club at Newcastle 15500 Six Penny Ln, Newcastle, WA 98059
Time: 11am to 8pm
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Swing into action and be part of something amazing! It's about driving change and making an impact. Join us, support innovative programs, and help build a brighter, more inclusive future!

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Ballinger Thriftway raffle for Seahawks jerseys

Ballinger Thriftway 20150 Ballinger Way NE, Shoreline, WA 98155

 SEAHAWKS JERSEY GIVEAWAY! 

Want to score one of these awesome Seahawks jerseys? 

 Then come get your raffle tickets!!

Every donation goes directly to our local food bank @concern4neighborsfoodbank and we’ll be matching the final donation amount!

Football season is here!! Don’t miss out on entering for the chance to win a jersey, and supporting our community all in one !

So grab your entries, share with your Seahawks crew, and let’s tackle hunger together! 

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Shoreline College Youth softball clinics in September

Prospect Clinic for high school players 9th - 12th grade 

Saturday September 12, 2026 from 9am - 12noon

Hosted by Shoreline College Fastpitch.

Softball skills clinic with coach Crystelle Fischer

For ages 8 - 13 years old

Saturday September 12, 2026 from 1 - 4pm

Register here

Clinics held at Shoreview Park, 700 Innis Arden Way, Shoreline 98177

Participants need to bring a glove, athletic shoes or cleats, bat, helmet, and a water bottle.

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Join the Alumni Soccer Match at Shoreline College August 15, 2026

One Game. One Community. Forever Dolphins!

Don't miss the annual Alumni Soccer Match to kick off the Shoreline College athletics season. 

Saturday, August 15, 2026 at 2:00pm - Shoreline A Field 19030 1st Ave NE, Shoreline, WA 98155. Wear green. Bring energy. Represent the Dolphins.

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North End Junior League Tournament results from August 5, 2026

Klahaya was one of the teams
in the competition

Four local tennis clubs, Klahaya, View Ridge, Innis Arden, and Aqua Club, came together on Wednesday August 5, 2026 for the annual North End Junior League Tournament. 

It was a great day of tennis filled with competitive matches from start to finish. Athletes competed in singles and doubles across the 14U and 18U divisions. 

It was fun to see players from the different clubs challenge one another while showing great sportsmanship throughout the tournament.

A big thank you goes out to all of the site managers, coaches, and volunteers who helped make the tournament run so smoothly. It takes a lot of work behind the scenes to put together an event like this, and we appreciate everyone who gave their time to make it a success.

Tournament Results

Link to the Brackets

18U Boys Singles
Champion: Drew Johnson (Klahaya)
Finalist: Erik Alsdor (Klahaya)

18U Boys Doubles
Champions: Joseph Mitchell/Joe Menanno (Klahaya)
Finalists: Zane Weber/Jasper Dahl (Aqua Club)

18U Girls Singles
Champion: Micah Crose (Innis Arden)
Finalist: Sophie Schmitz (Aqua Club)

18U Girls Doubles
Champions: Mia Halset/Lauren Kajimura (Aqua Club)
Finalists: Darcy Brennan/Sydney Bates (Klahaya)

14U Boys Singles
Champion: Noah Zirkle (Klahaya)
Finalist: Wes Matthews (Klahaya)

14U Boys Doubles
Champions: Cyrus Pietsch/Marcus Tzau (View Ridge)
Finalists: Jack Larson/Jack Zevenbergen (Klahaya)

14U Girls Singles
Champion: Reagan Spear (Klahaya)
Finalist: Gabby Crose (Innis Arden)

14U Girls Doubles
Champions: Parker Chan/Sara Kliger (Klahaya)
Finalists: Sophia Copstead/Claire Kopij (Klahaya)

Congratulations to all of the champions, finalists, and everyone who competed. We appreciate the partnership between Klahaya (Edmonds), View Ridge (North Seattle), Innis Arden (Shoreline), and Aqua Club (Kenmore) and look forward to another great North End Junior League Tournament next summer.

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3rd Annual Shoreline Slam High School Tennis Tournament continues to grow

Boys Gold Singles
TJ Raymond (Seattle Prep) and Xander Gordon (Shorewood)

The Third Annual Shoreline Slam High School Tennis Tournament presented by Tennis Center Sand Point was an exciting weekend of competition, attracting over 175 players from almost 40 different high schools from Friday July 24th through Sunday July 26th.

Xander Gordon, a recent graduate of Shorewood and 4th place medallist in 3A State Singles, returned to reclaim the Boys Gold Singles title with a 6-4, 6-4 win over TJ Raymond from Seattle Prep. Raymond then teamed up with Seattle Prep teammate Ella Smith to claim the Gold Mixed Doubles title 6-3, 6-1 over recent Shorewood graduate Zack Binz and recent Snohomish graduate, Morgan Gibson. 

Brandon Liu and Will Madrid, reigning 1A Boys Doubles State Champions from University Prep, took the Boys Gold Doubles title with a 7-6, 6-1 win over Marcus Xu (Glacier Peak) and Ryan Wijaya (Jackson). 

Last year’s Girls Gold Singles finalist, Katelyn Hoang of Highline High School, claimed the winner’s trophy this year over teammate Cassidy Hill in a 6-4, 6-2 match. Hill and Hoang, the 4th place medallists in 3A State Doubles, then teamed up to claim the Girls Gold Doubles title 6-4, 6-4 over Gemma Robinson and Janie Oswald of Bishop Blanchet.

"Seeing kids return to compete year after year and just how much they improve is not only deeply rewarding but makes for great tennis to watch,” said Rob Mann, head coach of the Shorecrest High School tennis program.

"From seasoned State champions to players competing in their very first tournament, the Slam provides a perfect opportunity for players to compete and build tennis connections," added Arnie Moreno, head coach of the Shorewood High School tennis program.

“We loved welcoming so many new and familiar faces back to our courts. And we can’t wait to do it all over again at the 4th Annual Shoreline Slam, already scheduled for July 22-25, 2027 - mark your calendars now!” said Leslie Boyd of Shorewood Boosters.

Full final round results from all categories are set out below, with more information available at www.shorelineslam.com.

2026 Final Results

Boys Gold Singles

• Xander Gordon (Shorewood) def. TJ Raymond (Seattle Prep) 6-4, 6-4
• Consolation: Leyton Hoy (Shorecrest) def. Eli Sheffield (Shorewood) 8-5

Boys Gold Doubles

• Brandon Liu & Will Madrid (University Prep) def. Marcus Xu (Glacier Peak) and Ryan Wijaya 7-6, 6-1
• Consolation: Xander Gordon & Riley Boyd (Shorewood) def. Zane Weber (Shorecrest) & Zack Binz (Shorewood) 8-2

Girls Gold Singles

• Katelyn Hoang (Highline) def. Cassidy Hill (Highline) 6-4, 6-2
• Consolation: Mary Grace Wood (Blanchet) def. Zuma Vining (Shorewood) 8-5

Girls Gold Doubles

• Katelyn Hoang & Cassidy Hill (Highline) def. Janie Oswald & Gemma Robinson (Blanchet) 6-4, 6-4
• Consolation: Ella Smith & Juliet Callaghan (Seattle Prep) winners

Mixed Gold Doubles

• TJ Raymond & Ella Smith (Seattle Prep) def. Morgan Gibson (Snohomish) and Zack Binz (Shorewood) 6-3, 6-1
• Consolation: Riley Boyd & Cally Webb (Shorewood) def. Zane Weber & Zuma Vining (Shorecrest) 8-6

Boys Silver Singles

• Jacob Mignogna (Shorewood) def. Christian Shin (Kamiak) 6-1, 1-6, 10-7
• Consolation: Levi Sullivan (Bothell) def. Anson Bian (Bothell) 8-3

Boys Silver Doubles

• Jacob Mignogna & Drew Boyd (Shorewood) def. Isaac Binz & John Chalcraft (Shorewood) 7-6, 6-2
• Consolation: Austin Williams (Bainbridge) & Jackson Hill (Snohomish) def. Kevin Luu & Eric Pham (Mariner) 8-3

Girls Silver Singles

• Lexi Sherbert (Snohomish) def. Delia McCorkindale (Nathan Hale) 6-3, 7-6
• Consolation: Elise Morton (Lake Stevens) def. Quinn Alejano (Ballard) 8-0

Girls Silver Doubles

• Peyton Farevaag & Greta Shears (Snohomish) def. Micah & Gabby Crose (Shorewood) 6-4, 1-6, 10-5
• Consolation: Nicole Kajimura/Thayer Katahara-Stewart (Shorecrest) def. Crystal Mendoza-Cruz/Christina Pham (Mariner) 8-5

Mixed Silver Doubles

• Sebastian & Olivia Sanchez (Shorewood) def. Isaac Binz (Shorewood) & Ally Neighbors (Einstein) 7-6, 7-5
• Consolation: Henry Smith & Quin Alejano (Ballard) def. Connor Hall & Peyton Farevaag (Snohomish) 8-5

Boys Bronze Singles

• Isaac Gerrick (Lincoln) def. Logan Boetjer (Mountlake Terrace) 6-2, 7-5
• Consolation: Atticus Chacona (Shorewood) def. Sawyer Cook (Blanchet) 8-5

Boys Bronze Doubles

• Blaise Williams & Jaden Nguyen (Everett) Round Robin Winners
• Cruz De Castro & Peter Trieu (Seattle Prep) Round Robin 2nd place

Girls Bronze Singles 

• Caroline Nichols (Lakeside) def. Nicole Kajimura (Shorecrest) 6-1, 6-3
• Consolation: Quinn Bley (Shorewood) def. Kate Kennedy (Seattle Prep) 8-6

Girls Bronze Doubles

• Zara Saifee & Mickie McNeil (Shorecrest) def. Caroline Nichols (Lakeside) & Colette Tiegen (Edmonds) 6-2, 6-0
• Consolation: Jane Alisch & Olivia Sanchez (Shorewood) def. Emily Herrera & Yuliana Rodriguez (Mount Vernon) 8-5

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Build your skills at Shoreline soccer camp July 27 - August 6, 2026

Calling all Shoreline soccer players! 

Sign ups are open and a few spots remain for Sheriff's world cup soccer camp. Sheriff is the director of BVB Seattle and every year he offers a fun two week camp that ends in a pizza party. 

• July 27 - 30, 2026 from 9am - 12pm
• August 3 - 6, 2026 from 9am - 12pm
• Einstein Middle School, 19343 3rd Ave NW, Shoreline 98177

We'll even have a world cup trophy for kids to get pictures with. Open to experienced soccer players regardless of club. 

Please reach out to info@bvbia-seattle.com with any questions.

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Global Celebrations This Week in Shoreline, July 10 to the Final on July 19

Global Celebrations This Week in Shoreline

July 10 to the Final on July 19

One City, Many Nations: A Welcoming Celebration for All
 
Your last weekly roundup of Global Celebrations in Shoreline.
 
For the latest information visit: www.destinationshoreline.com/global-celebration
 
Upcoming Global Celebration Event this Sunday in Shoreline:
 
Shoreline Unity Cup - Youth Soccer Jamboree & International Market
Sunday, July 12 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Shoreline A/B Soccer Fields

Celebrate the cultures that make our community vibrant at the International Village during the Shoreline 5v5 Soccer Jamboree! Enjoy a day filled with international food, live performances, family-friendly activities, and youth soccer as we bring the spirit of the World Cup to Shoreline.

Whether you're cheering on young athletes, trying something new to eat, or enjoying performances from local cultural groups, there's something for everyone.

The event starts at 9:00 AM, International Food & Drinks - available from 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
 
Community Gathering Places:
(Interactive Map)
·        Crespella - Shoreline
·        Cabin Tavern
·        Darrell's Tavern
·        El Volcán Azul
·        Jersey's Great Food & Spirits
·        North City Lounge
·        Sodam Chicken Shoreline
·        Touchdown's Sports Bar & Grill
·        Vault 177
·        Woody's Bar
·        Yum Yum Thai Restaurant

Upcoming Games:
This is where things really start to heat up! This is our favorite site for updates on winners and game schedules.
 
Friday, July 10, 2026
Match 98 – Spain v Belgium - Los Angeles Stadium – 12:00 PM
 
Saturday, July 11, 2026
Match 99 – Norway v England - Miami Stadium – 2:00 PM
Match 100 – Argentina v Switzerland - Kansas City Stadium– 6:00 PM
 
Semi-Final Fixtures
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
Match 101 – France v Winner match 98 - Dallas Stadium – 12:00 PM
 
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Match 102 – Winner match 99 v Winner match 100 - Atlanta Stadium – 12:00 PM
 
Bronze Final
Saturday, July 18, 2026
Match 103 – Runner-up match 101 v Runner-up match 102 - Miami Stadium – 2:00 PM
 
The Final
Sunday, July 19, 2026
Match 104 – Winner match 101 v Winner match 102 - New York New Jersey Stadium – 12:00 PM
 
This roundup is brought to you in partnership with Destination Shoreline, the City of Shoreline and the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce, Lake City Collective, and Seattle Youth Soccer Association. 

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USA plays final World Cup game in Seattle

Photo by Mike Remarcke

By Diane Hettrick

The final Seattle World Cup game was played on Tuesday, July 7, 2026 with USA vs Belgium in the Round of 16.

It was exciting that Team USA got to the top 16 and seemed appropriate that they played in Seattle. I had to keep reminding myself that they were a national team and not a Seattle team.

I did wonder if the south end would be conflicted. The Belgium team based itself in King County, practicing in Renton, which apparently had adopted the team.

Mike Remarcke went to Pioneer Square for the game. There were big outdoor screens and thousands of people in the streets, which were turned into pedestrian zones for the occasion.

Photo by Mike Remarcke

He said it was a wonderful experience.

Seattle did an admirable job with the World Cup events and crowds.

The only part that did not go as predicted was that the crowds, inside and outside the stadium, were not there to shop or find somewhere new to eat. Merchants who were expecting and hoping for a boost were disappointed.

Otherwise, Seattle has apparently turned into a soccer town. We'll miss all those lovely people from around the world.

USMNT (that's us) lost the game, in case you didn't hear. But someone loses every game and it didn't seem to change the euphoria as much as everyone leaving town for Vancouver.

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Cartoon by Whitney Potter: Monday is USA world cup game

The USA men's soccer team has advanced to the round of 16 and will play Belgium on Monday July 6, 2026 in Seattle at "Seattle (Lumen) Field". The game begins at 5pm Pacific time.

All the games are televised; plus there are a dozen watch parties. There are a few tickets left in every section of the stadium, with prices ranging from $1700 to $2500 each.

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Wesco announces All-Conference baseball teams

Daniel Morgan
Photo by Chris Stuvek

Wesco has just announced its all-conference baseball teams. Following are the local players who made the roster.

Wesco 3A/2A South

MVP

• Kanata Barber, Shorewood, INF

First team

• Kanata Barber, Shorewood, INF
• David Telling, Shorecrest, INF
• Oli Verdoes, Shorecrest, P
• Danny Morgan, Shorewood, UTIL

Second Team

• Elyas Rojas, Shorecrest, OF
• Lorenzo Jaramillo, Shorewood, OF
• Lukas Wanke, Shorewood, OF
• Danny Morgan, Shorewood, C
• Lukas Wanke, Shorewood, P

Honorable mention

• Max Rojas, Shorewood
• Reid Oliveto, Shorewood
• Finn Bachler, Shorewood
• Jackson Schultz, Shorecrest
• Koen Ekstrom, Shorecrest

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Rojas Diamonds: Three Cousins Love The Game, To The Next Level

Rojas Diamonds: The Rojas Cousins - Trey Elyas, Max

Story and Photos by Zacharias Dumas

“Show him who the better Rojas is!”

The shout echoed from the Shorecrest dugout as Elyas Rojas stepped into the batter’s box, eyes locked on the mound. Staring back at him was his cousin, Max Rojas, gripping the baseball with intent. For a moment, the crowd saw a typical Shoreline rivalry matchup between Shorecrest and Shorewood. But for those who knew the backstory, this was something deeper — family turned competition.

This marked the first meeting of the season between the two Wesco programs, but for Max and Elyas, it was just another chapter in a lifelong battle. From family BBQ’s filled with laughter and trash talk, the Rojas cousins have always competed. Once they step on the diamond though, the tone shifts.

They may be family — but they mean business.

Trey, Elyas, and Max Rojas

Elyas, Max, and Reynaldo “Trey” Rojas III are first cousins, all born and raised in the Greater Seattle area. Their fathers are brothers, and their bond has been shaped through years of shared experiences on and off the diamond. Within just six months of each other in age, the trio has grown up playing together — and against each other — throughout Little League and club ball.

“They raise the bar for each other,” said Elyas’ father, Gabriel Rojas. “If they can keep up with each other, they can beat most anyone.”

Now, each cousin has the dream of playing at the next level and each are carving out their own path at the varsity high school level. 

“The Primos love the game on a personal level!” - Leonardo Rojas

Max Rojas

Max Rojas, a recent Shorewood High School graduate, has developed into a confident presence on the mound. Max spent the past five years training with Driveline Baseball in Kent — an experience that helped shape his identity as a pitcher but now is a current player for City Baseball.

Once a versatile player who logged time at nearly every position, Max recently made the transition to pitching full-time — and the results show.

“The primos love the game,” said his father, Leonardo Rojas.

“Max doesn’t wait to do things. He gets after it. Being around nothing but baseball at Driveline has allowed him to thrive.”

That confidence is evident every time he takes the mound.

“There can be bases loaded with one out, and Max believes he’s getting out of it,” Leonardo added.

“Sometimes I have to remind him to stay humble.”

Max' current senior year pitching stats are 14 innings pitched, 1.0 ERA, with one win, zero losses, and one save on 21 strikeouts and 11 of those K’s the batter was caught looking.

Max’s work ethic and mindset have earned him a commitment to Tacoma Community College, where he’ll continue his career at the next level.

They compete with each other and overall raise the bar for one another. - Gabriel Rojas

Elyas Rojas

Elyas Rojas

Across town, Elyas Rojas became a key piece for Shorecrest baseball, setting the tone as the Scots’ leadoff hitter. Known for his discipline and consistency, Elyas has turned preparation into production.

“He’s coachable, he loves to learn, and he puts in the work,” Gabriel said.

That work often comes in less-than-ideal conditions. On rainy Seattle nights, Elyas can be found under a hitting canopy, grinding through swings in the cold and dark.

His numbers reflect that dedication. Elyas is hitting .447 this season with a .540 on-base percentage and a .553 slugging percentage, collecting 17 hits and driving in four runs from the leadoff spot.

But for Elyas, the motivation runs deeper than stats.

“He’s a proud son of a second-generation father,” Gabriel said.

“He honors the sacrifices that came before him. His success is a continuation of that. His faith in Christ has translated into belief in his goals.”

Elyas recently committed to Yakima Valley College, where he’ll continue his baseball journey on the east side of the state — a meaningful connection to the Rojas family’s roots. 

This summer Elyas will play for the Exact 1 All American team in Italy representing the U.S.A top high school baseball athletes. Fundraiser for trip expenses here.

“He Grew Up In A Baseball House” - Reynaldo Rojas

 

Reynaldo III “Trey” Rojas

Reynaldo III “Trey” Rojas

While Max and Elyas battle it out in Shoreline, their cousin Trey Rojas is making his own name in the Metro League at O’Dea High School.

Raised in a baseball-heavy household with three older siblings, Trey learned early what it meant to compete. By age nine, he was already traveling for tournaments and embracing the grind.

“He’s always been consistent with his work ethic,” said his father, Reynaldo Rojas.

“He wants to get to the field early, hit the cages, put in extra work before games.”

That commitment paid off in a defining moment.

“It was Mother’s Day when Trey hit his first home run with his former Rush club team,” Reynaldo recalled.

“After that, he realized hard work pays off. It became a ritual for him.”

Trey’s development accelerated during his time with Rush Baseball, where a growth spurt helped him tap into his physical potential. Now a member of the City Baseball 18U Showcase team, he continues to refine his craft while training with The Natural Ballplayer under Cordell Greene, gaining insight from former professional players.

His summer 2025 numbers tell the story: 54 innings pitched, just 7 earned runs, 49 strikeouts, and a dominant 0.896 ERA. He also threw three complete games across 10 starts.

Now a rising senior at O’Dea, Trey has already made an impact at the varsity level after earning a mid-season call-up. In limited action, he’s posted a 0.538 ERA with 10 strikeouts across 13 innings, helping stabilize a pitching staff searching for consistency.

While two of the cousins are already committed to playing at the next level, Trey’s recruitment is still developing. He was invited to the Seattle University camp this summer — another step toward continuing Rojas’ playing at the next level. 

Family off the field. Rivals on it.
Trey, Elyas, Max

For the Rojas cousins, baseball has always been bigger than the game itself. It’s competition and hard work, representing the family, and legacy — all rolled into one.

And when they meet on the field, the stakes are simple:

Family off the field. Rivals on it.

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Shoreline Slam returns for its Third Annual High School Tennis Tournament

Shoreline Slam

July 23–26, 2026

SHORELINE, WA — Following two successful years that have attracted more than 200 players from over 40 high schools throughout the Pacific Northwest, the Shorewood and Shorecrest High School tennis programs are excited to announce the return of the 2026 Shoreline Slam, presented by Tennis Center Sand Point.

The third annual tournament will take place Thursday, July 23 through Sunday, July 26, 2026, with matches hosted at Shorewood High School and Kellogg Middle School.

"In its third year, the Shoreline Slam has become a valuable summer opportunity for high school players from across Washington state to compete, grow, and connect," said Rob Mann, Shorecrest High School tennis coach.

"It continues to meet a real need in our community by providing meaningful match play during the offseason, and we’re grateful for the support that helps make it possible."

The tournament is open to high school players entering grades 9–12 in fall 2026, as well as 2026 high school graduates. Players may compete in singles, doubles, and mixed doubles, with Gold, Silver, and Bronze divisions.

Whether you're preparing for the upcoming high school season or simply looking for great summer competition, the Shoreline Slam offers a fun, welcoming, and highly competitive environment for players of all levels.

Registration is open. The entry deadline is Friday, July 17, 2026, at 9:00pm PDT. Tournament draws will be posted on Tuesday, July 21.

Learn more and register here 

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Global Celebrations This Week in Shoreline, July 3 - 10

Global Celebrations This Week in Shoreline, July 3 - 10

One City, Many Nations: A Welcoming Celebration for All
 
Your weekly roundup of Global Celebrations in Shoreline. For the latest information visit: www.destinationshoreline.com/global-celebration

 

Upcoming Global Celebration Event in Shoreline:

 
Shoreline Unity Cup - Youth Soccer Jamboree & International Market
Sunday, July 12 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Shoreline A/B Soccer Fields
Free soccer matches for youth ages 8-11 featuring live performances and celebrations, with an international marketplace and food vendors.
 
Community Gathering Places:
(Interactive Map)
·        Crespella - Shoreline
·        Cabin Tavern
·        Darrell's Tavern
·        El Volcán Azul
·        Jersey's Great Food & Spirits
·        North City Lounge
·        Sodam Chicken Shoreline
·        Touchdown's Sports Bar & Grill
·        Vault 177
·        Woody's Bar
·        Yum Yum Thai Restaurant

Upcoming Games:
This is where things really start to heat up! This is our favorite site for updates on winners and game schedules.
 
Friday, July 3, 2026
Match 86 – Argentina v Cabo Verde - Miami Stadium – 3:00 PM
Match 87 – Colombia v Ghana - Kansas City Stadium – 6:30 PM
Match 88 – Australia v Egypt - Dallas Stadium – 11:00 AM
 
Saturday, July 4, 2026
Match 89 – Paraguay v France - Philadelphia Stadium  – 2:00 PM
Match 90 – Canada v Morocco - Houston Stadium – 10:00 AM
 
Sunday, July 5, 2026
Match 91 – Brazil v Norway - New York New Jersey Stadium  – 1:00 PM
Match 92 – Mexico v England - Mexico City Stadium – 5:00 PM
 
Monday, July 6, 2026
Match 93 – Winner match 83 v Winner match 84 - Dallas Stadium – 12:00 PM 
Match 94 – USA v Belgium - Seattle Stadium – 5:00 PM
 
Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Match 95 – Winner match 86 v Winner match 88 - Atlanta Stadium  – 9:00 AM
Match 96 – Winner match 85 v Winner match 87 - BC Place Vancouver – 1:00 PM
 
Thursday, July 9, 2026
Match 97 – Winner match 89 v Winner match 90 - Boston Stadium – 1:00 PM
 
Friday, July 10, 2026
Match 98 – Winner match 93 v Winner match 94 - Los Angeles Stadium – 12:00 PM
 
This roundup is brought to you in partnership with Destination Shoreline, the City of Shoreline and the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce, Lake City Collective, and Seattle Youth Soccer Association. 

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