And if you’re thirsty, there will be $2.50 Pabst Blue Ribbons, along with other food and drink specials.

The Tin Theater is located at 923 SW 152nd Street in Olde Burien, right next to the Tin Room Bar.

More info on MNF here, and more info on The Tin Theater here.

ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?

The Southwest Athletic Club (SWAC) Football & Cheer sign ups will be held this Saturday, July 30th from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m., and will continue Aug. 1st through the 5th at 5 p.m. at their complex across the street from Sealth High School (2600 SW Thistle Street, 98106).

Serving Boys & Girls ages 7-14, the Southwest Athletic Club (SWAC) is a West Seattle-based non-profit organization with the purpose of teaching youth teamwork, discipline and self-esteem through participation in youth football and cheer activities.

They provide a safe structured and positive environment that stresses dedication, teamwork, and sportsmanship, which teaches as much about life as it does football and cheer.

See their website for more details: www.swaccougars.org, or join them on Facebook here.

Here are some videos showcasing this group:

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We’d like to welcome our latest Advertiser to The B-Town Blog – Southwest Athletic Club (SWAC) Football & Cheer, which is now holding sign-ups through Aug. 1st!

As we do with all our Advertisers, we’re providing them a forum to promote their offerings:

SWAC Football & Cheer Sign Ups, Come Join Our Team!

SWAC Football & Cheer is holding sign-ups through Aug 1 2010.

Serving Boys & Girls ages 7-14, the Southwest Athletic Club (SWAC) is a West Seattle-based non-profit organization with the purpose of teaching youth teamwork, discipline and self-esteem through participation in youth football and cheer activities.

We provide a safe structured and positive environment that stresses dedication, teamwork, and sportsmanship, which teaches as much about life as it does football and cheer.

Practices starts Aug. 1 at the Southwest Athletic Complex, across the street from Chief Sealth High School.

Come Join The Team!

See our website for more details: www.swaccougars.org.

Sunday’s game begins at 10 a.m. PST.

Photos from Friday’s FANtastic send-off below, shot by Nicholas Johnson:

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Local football fans are invited to gather and cheer the Seattle Seahawks on as they head out of town to face the Chicago Bears in the NFL Playoffs this Friday, Jan. 14th starting at 1pm.

While the rally may not be as huge a moment in local sports lore as the now-legendary Marshawn Lynch 67-yard run in last week’s game that resulted in a minor earthquake at Qwest Field, it should, at the very least, send tremors into the spirits of our suddenly hot local sports team.

At 1pm, people are encouraged to gather at Valley Ridge Park (S. 188th) in SeaTac to enjoy free coffee, donuts, flags, rally towels, etc. provided by the team. Then, at 1:45pm, team buses will drive by on their way to the airport to head to Chicago, and fans are encouraged to send them off with a huge display of support.

Maybe we’ll cause another minor tremor?

According to the Seahawks blog:

The 12th MAN will be sending the Seahawks off in style with a multi-location rally on Friday afternoon.

Seahawks fans are invited to help send off the team to Chicago from five points along the bus route to SeaTac Airport on Friday afternoon. Key locations will be overpasses in Renton, Tukwila and Sea-Tac. Fans will be given various Seahawks items (12th MAN Flags, rally cards, rally towels, etc.) to wave to the team buses and various passersby to show their 12th MAN spirit. The Sea Gals, Blitz and Blue Thunder will join the fans at the five locations.

The team will depart Virginia Mason Athletic Center in Renton at 1:30 p.m., so organizers are asking fans to be at the following locations starting at 1 p.m. and before 1:30 to prepare for the caravan of buses. The five locations are:

• Pan Abode (near N. 44th St., Renton, WA, 98056)
• NE 30th St. (Overpass, NE 30th St., Renton, WA, 98056)
• Renton Ave. S. (Overpass, Renton Ave. S., Renton, WA, 98057)
• Lind Ave SW (Overpass, Lind Ave. SW., Renton, WA, 98057)
• Valley Ridge Park (4644 S. 188th St., SeaTac, WA, 98188)

BTB Advertiser The Tin Theater will be showing the big Seahawks playoff game against Chicago this Sunday, Jan. 16th on their big HDTV screen.

Doors will open at 9am, the game starts at 10am, and seating is on a first-come, first-serve basis in the theater.

The entire bar will be open as well.

The Tin Theater is located at 923 SW 152nd in Olde Burien, and was named the #2 Best Indie Theater in KING5′s “Best of Western Washington” poll (read our coverage of that here).

To warm you up for this big game against “Da Bears,” here’s a video of the now-classic, amazing, 4th quarter, 67-yard, earthquake-causing “Beast Mode” run by Marshawn Lynch in last Saturday’s upset victory over the defending Super Bowl champs the New Orleans Saints:

Click here to view the embedded video.

The Port of Seattle announced Thursday (Jan. 6) that Seattle Seahawk fans can score a half price parking discount for Saturday’s playoff game at Sea-Tac Airport, then take the Link Light Rail to the stadium stop in downtown Seattle

The 50% parking discount is for parking at the Terminal Direct level of the airport parking garage will allow Seahawk fans to “Score a Touchdown With Terminal Direct” and take Link Light Rail downtown. This extends the promotion offered season long for Seahawk home games at Qwest Field.

“Terminal Direct parking at Sea-Tac Airport offers the most convenient access to the airport terminal and quick connection to Link Light Rail,” said the Port in a press release. “You’ll park on the 4th floor of the airport garage, an easy walk to the pedestrian bridge leading to the SeaTac/Airport station.”

For Saturday’s playoff game, customers parking in Terminal Direct will enjoy a $2 per hour rate, 50% off the regular rate. The discount period begins at 11 a.m., two and a half hours before game time, and you get the chance to see the Seahawks without the hassle of downtown parking. Discounted parking is available for up to eight hours and will automatically be credited at the special rate when you exit the airport parking garage. A minimum stay of 3 hours is required and you must park in Terminal Direct.

Catch Link Light Rail on the Terminal Direct parking level and travel to the Stadium or International District Stations, where you’re an easy walk to Qwest Field. The airport’s Terminal Direct parking is a perfect way to make the connection to Link Light Rail and stay out of the traffic hassles on game days.

Fans riding Link to the game can skip any post-game ticket lines by purchasing a round trip ticket ahead of time or by using an ORCA card from any ticket vending machine before boarding. The round trip fare from SeaTac/Airport station on Link Light Rail to the Stadium station is $5.

As we reported last week, the Burien Bearcats Junior football team played the Richmond Bulldogs in a championship game at U-Dub’s Husky Stadium Sunday (Nov. 7th).

Unfortunately, they lost 26-13.

However, this shouldn’t stop us all from saluting this outstanding team, which Photographer Nicholas Johnson did by shooting the following Slideshow of Sunday’s match:

Click to Play Nicholas Johnson’s Slideshow

Coached by George Jackson, here’s the roster of your Burien Bearcats:

Here’s more info on the Bearcats program:

The Burien Bearcats have been in the community for 43 years.

2010 will be our fourth year with the Northwest Junior Football League.

The program is divided into five different levels of play according to age and weight; this results in increased participation and safety for all players.

The Juniors Division consists of 12-14 yr-olds.

The Bearcats organization enjoys strong ties to the community and provides opportunities for children ages 6-14 to participate in full-contact football and competitive cheerleading.

Our program is ethnically diverse and includes kids from all walks of life.

More information about the Burien Bearcats: www.eteamz.com/BurienBearcats

More information about the Northwest Junior Football League: www.eteamz.com/njfl

Love football? Come cheer on your hometeam Burien Bearcats (7-1) as they take on the Richmond Bulldogs (8-0) in the Juniors division of the Northwest Junior Football League Championships at Husky Stadium this Sunday, Nov. 7th.

Admission is FREE, and the Bearcats are encouraging everyone from the community to come out and cheer them on!

Here are the details:

WHAT: NJFL Championships: Burien Bearcats vs Richmond Bulldogs

WHEN: Sunday, November 7, 2010 at 5:00 p.m. (NOTE: there will be five championship games held on this day, and the Juniors Division game is the final game of the day).

WHERE: University of Washington’s Husky Stadium, 3800 Montlake Boulevard Northeast Seattle, WA 98195

COST: FREE!

INFO: From an email:

The Burien Bearcats have been in the community for 43 years. 2010 will be our fourth year with the Northwest Junior Football League.

The program is divided into five different levels of play according to age and weight; this results in increased participation and safety for all players.

The Juniors Division consists of 12-14 yr-olds.

The Bearcats organization enjoys strong ties to the community and provides opportunities for children ages 6-14 to participate in full-contact football and competitive cheerleading.

Our program is ethnically diverse and includes kids from all walks of life.

More information about the Burien Bearcats: www.eteamz.com/BurienBearcats

More information about the Northwest Junior Football League: www.eteamz.com/njfl

We received an email Thursday (Oct. 21) telling us that Evan Richter, a 2008 Highline High School graduate, will appear on the Fox Soccer Channel (channel 401) on Wednesday, Oct. 27th at 8pm in a live soccer match that will feature University of California Santa Barbara vs. California Poly Technical University San Luis Obispo.

According to the email:

Evan (#22, pictured left) plays defensive-mid for Cal Poly. He attended Marvista Elementary School and Sylvester Middle School, and played club soccer for 8 years with Highline Premier Soccer Club and 4 years with Highline High School varsity soccer.

According to the Cal Poly Athletics Website:

The four-year letter winner for Highline High School is a polished prep who has the potential to be an immediate threat for the Mustangs. The four-time first team all-league selection is one of the top-10 all-time career assist leaders for Highline. As a junior, Richter led his team in assists and was named by the Seattle Times as a “Player to Watch.” Richter helped lead his squad to state title games in 2005 and 2007. On the club level, Richter was an eight-year member of the HPFC/Heat ’89 coached by David Hoggan. Richter made the Washington State Olympic Development Program team in 2005 and 2006. His squads reached the Region IV ODP Championships. Also on the club level, Richter played for the WSYSA/ODP 1988 National Select All Star squad in 2007. Also in 2007, Richter was a Super Group Finalist at the Surf College Cup in San Diego, Calif. He also played in the Dallas Cup in 2007 and 2008 and has international experience in tournaments in Germany, Sweden and Ireland.

Coach Holocher on Evan Richter:
“Evan is a young man that we feel will grow into a very strong midfield player here at Cal Poly. What we all liked about Evan was his creativity on the dribble, his passing and his overall confidence on the ball. He has natural ability to change the tempo of the game, combine quickly or play direct. He also has the mentality to get forward from the midfield and score and create goals. He is also a tough kid that is willing to defend with intensity. As Evan adds strength to those skills, he will be able to compete for any of the midfield positions, either inside or outside. We are very excited about Evan joining us here at Cal Poly.”

So be sure to tune in another rising B-Town star Wednesday and cheer Evan on!