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Clearing up the Seamount football playoff picture
October 29th, 2009 at Thu, 29th, 2009 at 11:44 am by Adam McFaddenThe Seamount has four spots for the play-in round of the state tournament.
Lindbergh is locked into the top spot and will take its first Seamount title in a long time no matter what happens against Evergreen this Friday.
Hazen is also locked into second by virtue of a head-to-head win against Kennedy that would give the Highlanders the position if they somehow lost to Tyee tonight.
After that it gets interesting.
Kennedy Catholic is currently third with a 5-2 league record. Mount Rainier and Renton are tied for fourth, at 4-3 each.
Kennedy will take the No. 3 spot (and Renton will take the No. 4 spot) with a win over Mount Rainier Friday, but the Lancers are seriously reeling from injury and illness.
But if the Rams beat the Lancers and Renton beats Highline, there would be a three-way tie between the teams. At that point, the tiebreaker is point differential.
Adam McFadden is the sports writer for the Renton Reporter. Find more news and articles. about high school sports in Renton and the Seahawks
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