Sean Toomey-Stout, now with mustache, hits the big time. (Michael Davidson photo)
Sean Toomey-Stout is still enjoying the brights lights of the big stage.
The Coupeville High School grad, the only former Wolf to ever rack up stats for the University of Washington football team, had to take a medical retirement at the start of the season.
But the Huskies have kept Maya’s twin brother as part of their program, and he’s been with his U-Dub teammates every step of the way during a miracle campaign.
That run included an undefeated regular season, with numerous close calls, a #2 ranking in the national polls, a narrow win over Texas in the Sugar Bowl, and, finally, an appearance in the national championship game Monday against top-ranked Michigan.
Sean is in the program, he’ll be wearing his #30 jersey on the sidelines, and he may even make an appearance on ESPN — if they want to see their ratings spike.
Following in the footsteps of older brother Cameron, “The Torpedo” was a football, basketball, and track and field standout at CHS, before beating the odds to become an NCAA D-I gridiron warrior for the storied Husky program.
Making the team as a walk-on, Sean played in six games, collecting five solo tackles and two assists.
He also made the Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll twice and became the first Coupeville athlete to get his own trading card.
Welcome to ThunderDome. (Michael Davidson photo)
Grabbing a pic with the parentals. (Photo courtesy Beth Stout)
Looking snazzy and snappy. (Photo courtesy Beth Stout)
Part of history. (Photo courtesy Beth Stout)
Family and friends pack the stands. (Photo courtesy Beth Stout)
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