We are 12saquah: Issaquah High Eagles rally for second Seahawks Super Bowl

Friday morning, Issaquah High School students gathered on the mall outside Eagles Stadium to rally for the Seattle Seahawks' upcoming Super Bowl XLIX against the New England Patriots.

By Daniel Nash • January 23, 2015 3:45 pm
Sasquatch waves the Seahawks' 12th Man flag in front of the Issaquah Eagles band at an Issaquah High School Blue Friday rally.
Sasquatch waves the Seahawks' 12th Man flag in front of the Issaquah Eagles band at an Issaquah High School Blue Friday rally.

Friday morning, Issaquah High School students gathered on the mall outside Eagles Stadium to rally for the Seattle Seahawks’ upcoming Super Bowl XLIX against the New England Patriots.

The Eagles band played and appearance were made by city of Issaquah Mayor Fred Butler, Issy the Eagle and even the legendary Sasquatch.

Making an official proclamation, in which students shouted each paragraph-beginning “whereas” in unison with the mayor, Butler declared the city would change its name to “12saquah” on Feb. 1 to show solidarity with the team.

See photos from the rally in the gallery above and check out a video of the Eagles band here: