Blue Friday Night Lights: Mt. Rainier vs. Kent-Meridian

The Seahawks attended the WIAA Quarterfinals matchup between O'Dea High School and Mt. Tahoma High School on Friday, November 22, 2024 at Seattle Memorial Stadium.

The Seahawks attended a high school football double-header at Memorial Stadium in Seattle, Wash, on Friday, September 6, 2024 as part of Blue Friday Night Lights.

The Seahawks attended the Woodinville vs. Eastlake high school football game on Friday, September 27, 2024 at Pop Keeney Stadium as part of Blue Friday Night Lights.

The Seahawks celebrated another Blue Friday Night Lights in the PNW, this time showing up for Franklin vs. Ingraham at Memorial Stadium on October 20, 2023. Jake Bobo and Jerrick Reed II were in attendance along with the Seahawks Dancers.

The final Blue Friday Night Lights of the season featured Eastside Catholic vs. Auburn Riverside at Eastside Catholic High School on November 4, 2022. Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III and cornerback Mike Jackson were in attendance along with Seahawks Dancers and Blue Thunder. Blue Friday Night Lights are presented by Oberto.

It was another Blue Friday Night Lights in the PNW as Bothell High School faced Issaquah High School at Pop Keeney Stadium in Bothell on Friday, October 7, 2022. Seahawks Legends Marcus Trufant and Lofa Tatupu, the Seahawks Dancers and Blue Thunder were all in attendance.

The final Blue Friday Night Lights celebration of the season was held on Friday, November 12 at Renton Memorial Stadium, featuring the Eastlake Wolves vs. the Eastmont Wildcats in the first round of the Washington State 4A high school football playoffs. Seahawks Legend Ray Roberts, Blitz, the Seahawks Dancers and Blue Thunder were all in attendance.

Another Blue Friday Night Lights celebration was held on Friday, October 15 at Renton Memorial Stadium, featuring Renton High School vs. Sammamish High School. Blitz, the Seahawks Dancers and Blue Thunder were all in attendance.

The Seahawks have been touring high school football games across the Puget Sound, bringing the Blue Friday Night Lights party to celebrate football with communities around Washington. On Friday night, October 11, Blue Friday Night Lights stopped by to see Skyline High School take on Eastlake High School in Sammamish, WA.

Year Two of Blue Friday Night Lights, the Seahawks' High School football caravan, kicked off with a clash of Top 10 powerhouses at CenturyLink Field, where the Kennedy Lancers and the Bethel Braves were joined by Blitz, Blue Thunder, the Seahawks Dancers and DJ SupaSam for some very special pregame festivities. Seahawks Safety Tedric Thompson was on hand for the coin toss as well.

The Blue Friday Night Lights tour rolled through historic West Seattle Stadium on October 5 for a matchup of the state's two best AAA teams - O'Dea and Eastside Catholic. On a rain-soaked field that has seen its share of great games, dating back to 1936, we saw a clash of titans. Eastside Catholic pulled away from O'Dea late, with the Crusaders rolling to a 31-13 victory.

The magic, excitement and energy of high school football is where a passion for football starts for so many. Under the bright lights and in front of a wonderfully diverse cross-section of the community, those who play, those who cheer, those who perform, and those who support the students come together every week in the fall to celebrate football. This season, the Seahawks will visit high school football games across the Puget Sound, bringing the Blue Friday Night Lights party to celebrate football with communities like Snoqualmie, Washington. On Friday night, September 21, the #2 team in AAAA, Mt. Si Wildcats, welcomed the #9 Woodinville Falcons to their small-town stadium with a big-time feel for a very memorable night of football.