On behalf of the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association Executive Board, it is my privilege to welcome you to this year’s WIAA State Championships, brought to you by Gesa Credit Union. These events represent the culmination of countless hours of dedication, teamwork, and perseverance by student participants, coaches, and school communities from all across the State of Washington.
The WIAA and its member schools are proud to provide opportunities for all students to excel in athletics, performing arts, and other activities—always grounded in the values of fair play, sportsmanship, and teamwork. These principles are at the heart of what makes interscholastic activities such a vital part of the educational experience.
As you enjoy today’s competition, we invite you to celebrate not only the excellence on display but also the character, respect, and camaraderie that define high school activities in our state.
Congratulations to all the participants, and thank you to the parents, coaches, officials, and fans whose support helps make these opportunities possible.
Best wishes for a memorable and spirited championship experience.
Welcome to the WIAA State Championships, presented by Gesa Credit Union. The WIAA Executive Board, staff, and member schools share a unified goal of providing interscholastic activities that enrich students’ lives and create lasting memories. WIAA State Championships represent the culmination of dedication, perseverance, and teamwork demonstrated throughout the season by student-participants and their supporters.
At the WIAA, we believe education-based athletics and activities provide the safest, most equitable, and most meaningful environment for students to learn and grow. While it is a privilege for our staff to organize and host these culminating events, they are made possible through the invaluable efforts of coaches, athletic directors, officials, and the many volunteers who contribute to the success of each championship. This event celebrates the students who have earned the opportunity to compete at the highest level of high school sports and activities in Washington. Their hard work, discipline, and commitment have brought them to this stage. We also extend appreciation to the parents, families, and loved ones whose support has been instrumental throughout their journey.
Sportsmanship and citizenship remain cornerstones of every WIAA State Championship. We encourage all spectators to demonstrate positive support for every participant, helping to ensure an environment that is safe, respectful, and enjoyable for all students, coaches, officials, families, and fans alike.
The Washington Officials Association (WOA) extends its congratulations to all student-participants competing in this year’s WIAA State Championships, presented by Gesa Credit Union. Reaching this stage requires tremendous dedication, discipline, and perseverance. The WOA applauds each participant for the commitment that has led to this achievement and encourages you to enjoy the memories and moments that make this experience so meaningful.
While these State Championships represent the pinnacle of the season for many officials, the WOA also recognizes the thousands of officials who dedicate their time and expertise throughout the year, working countless contests across every region of Washington. These individuals play an essential role in the success of education-based athletics, contributing to fair play, safety, and sportsmanship at every level of competition.
Officials choose to serve because of their passion for the games and activities they love, and to give back to programs that have positively shaped their lives. The WOA is deeply appreciative of their ongoing commitment to supporting student-participants and interscholastic activities statewide. Those interested in becoming an official are encouraged to contact the Washington Officials Association. More information is available at www.washingtonofficials.com.
The WOA looks forward to an outstanding State Championship experience.
12:30 PM Boys Discus Finals Ambulatory / Wheelchair
1:00 PM 1B Boys Discus Finals
1:00 PM 1A Boys Shot Put Finals
1:00 PM 1B Girls Javelin Finals
1:00 PM 1B Boys High Jump Finals
1:00 PM 1B Girls Triple Jump Finals
1:00 PM 2B Boys Pole Vault Finals
1:00 PM 1A Boys Triple Jump Finals
Session 7
3:30 PM Boys Ambulatory Shot Put Finals Boys Wheelchair Shot Put Finals
3:30 PM 1A Boys High Jump Finals
3:30 PM 2B Girls Triple Jump Finals
3:30 PM 1B Boys Long Jump Finals
Saturday, May 30 , 2026 | Running Events
Session 3
8:30 AM Opening Ceremonies
9:10 AM 1B Girls 4x200m Relay Finals
9:20 AM 2B Girls 4x200m Relay Finals
9:30 AM 1A Girls 4x200m Relay Finals
9:40 AM 1B Boys 800m Run Finals
9:50 AM 2B Boys 800m Run Finals
10:00 AM 1A Boys 800m Run Finals
10:10 AM Girls 800m Wheelchair Finals
10:15 AM 1B Girls 800m Run Finals
10:20 AM 2B Girls 800m Run Finals
10:25 AM 1A Girls 800m Run Finals
10:35 AM 1B Boys 110m Hurdles Finals 10:40 AM 2B Boys 110m Hurdles Finals 10:45 AM 1A Boys 110m Hurdles Finals 10:55 AM 1B Girls 100m Hurdles Finals 11:00 AM 2B Girls 100m Hurdles Finals 11:05 AM 1A Girls 100m Hurdles Finals 11:10 AM Boys / Girls 100m Dash Finals Ambulatory/Wheelchair
Golf, prizes, & good company in the Cascade mountains.
DATE September 10, 2026
LOCATION
Rope Rider Golf Course
Suncadia Resort | Cle Elum, WA
Take a swing and raise funds for Life Support I-90. Navigate scenic mountain terrain at Rope Rider Golf Course, then celebrate inside Swiftwater Cellars.
The WIAA believes all students should have the opportunity to participate in education-based activities. The benefits such as learning teamwork, goal setting, commitment, positive social interaction, and persistence are just a few benefits that are regularly used to promote sport as an educational activity. Those same benefits are applicable to students with disabilities. The goal of this program is to provide athletes with a similar WIAA State Track & Field experience.
Athletes will compete in either the Wheelchair, Ambulatory, or Unified Division based on criteria. State Champions and placers will be determined by the number of participants competing in each event and division. For events with just one qualifier, the competitor will need to reach a minimum qualification to capture the State Championship.
A first and second place team trophy will be awarded to the school’s with the most points earned from all three divisions.
EVENTS:
Each competitor is limited to four events:
SCORING:
1. When an athlete competes against another athlete, and finishes first, two points will be awarded to his/her team.
2. The second place finisher receives one team point. If three paraathletes participate, then the points will be awarded three, two and one.
3. If the athlete is competing solo against the standards established by the WIAA, then he/she will be awarded one team point for meeting or exceeding the standards for that event.
INCLUSIVE DIVISION STATE RECORDS
WHEELCHAIR
1:08.15 2017
Shot Put Alicia Guerrero Wapato 32-00.50 2019
Discus Alicia Guerrero Wapato 89-10.00 2019
Javelin Kami Rogers Colville 68-01.00 2022
UNIFIED 100M Mateo Cordero Curtis 11.79 2025 4x100 Carioli, Jones, Johnson, Howell Mount Tahoma 50.82 2024 800 Medley Hernandez, Votisek, Davis, Mercado Kentwood 1:52.07 2025
Shot Put Yandel Sandoval Grandview 33-09.50 2025
INCLUSIVE DIVISION ENTRIES
CHAMPIONSHIP RINGS
100-METER: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 11.00, Mia Brahe-Pederson, Lake Oswego, Oregon (Lake Oswego), 2023
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 11.55, Aliya Wilson, Tahoma, 2017
1B MEET RECORD – 12.38, Kyra Brantner, Garfield-Palouse, 2025
2B MEET RECORD – 12.10, Regyn Gaffney, Adna, 2014
1A MEET RECORD – 11.64, Braelyn Baker, The Bear Creek School, 2024
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100-METER: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 9.92, Tate Taylor, San Antonio, Texas (San Antonio Harlan), 2025
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 10.35, Ja’Warren Hooker, Ellensburg, 1997
1B MEET RECORD – 11.14, David Jackson, Republic, 2025
1A MEET RECORD – 10.64, Reggie Witherspoon III, Seattle Academy, 2024
200-METER: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 22.52, Allyson Felix, North Hills, California (Los Angeles Baptist), 2003
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 23.54, Braelyn Baker, The Bear Creek School, 2024
1B MEET RECORD – 25.47, Kennedy Cook, Garfield-Palouse, 2023
2B MEET RECORD – 25.18, Amber Finley, Tacoma Baptist, 2008
1A MEET RECORD – 23.54, Braelyn Baker, The Bear Creek School, 2024
200-METER: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 20.13, Roy Martin, Dallas, Texas (Roosevelt), 1985
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 21.01, Will Floyd, Seattle Prep, 2022
1B MEET RECORD – 22.45, Mike Washington, Lummi Nation, 2017
2B MEET RECORD – 21.87, Brandon Montoya, Lyle/Wishram, 2018
1A MEET RECORD – 21.41, Jase Klinkhammer, Meridian, 2024
400-METER: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 50.74, Monique Henderson, San Diego, California (San Diego Morse), 2000
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 53.83, Jai’lyn Merriweather, Union, 2017
1B MEET RECORD – 57.30, Kennedy Cook, Garfield-Palouse, 2023
2B MEET RECORD – 56.40, Regyn Gaffney, Adna, 2014
1A MEET RECORD – 55.24, LaShaunda Fowler, Foster, 1996
400-METER: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 45.19, Aldrich Bailey, Mansfield, Texas (Timberview), 2012
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 45.74, Darrell Robinson, Wilson, 1982
1B MEET RECORD – 49.20, Liam Bracken, Republic, 2018
2B MEET RECORD – 48.58, Chad Butorac, Northport, 2005
1A MEET RECORD – 48.53, Josh Rogge, Chelan, 1998
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800-METER: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 2:00.03, Roisin Willis, Stevens Point, Wisconsin (Stevens Point Area), 2022
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 2:04.10, Alexa Efraimson, Camas, 2014
1B MEET RECORD – 2:20.16, Emily Adams, Waitsburg, 2017
2B MEET RECORD – 2:13.29, Josie Mclaughlin, Saint George’s, 2025
1A MEET RECORD – 2:10.79, Maddie Meyers, The Northwest School, 2010
800-METER: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 1:46.45, Michael Granville, Bell Gardens, California (Bell Gardens), 1996
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 1:49.28, Owen Powell, Mercer Island, 2025
1B MEET RECORD – 1:56.70, Matt Cronrath, Odessa, 2008
2B MEET RECORD – 1:53.37, Shawn Jones, Saint George’s, 2024
1A MEET RECORD – 1:50.50, Duncan Frisbie-Smith, The Bush School, 2025
PHYSICALS
1600-METER: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 4:29.86, Sadie Engelhardt, Ventura, California (Ventura), 2024
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 4:33.29, Alexa Efraimson, Camas, 2014
1B MEET RECORD – 5:14.81, Hannah Funkhouser, Trout Lake, 2018
2B MEET RECORD – 5:02.41, Ava Shackell, Northwest Christian (Lacey), 2019
1A MEET RECORD – 4:46.85, Maddie Meyers, The Northwest School, 2011
1600-METER: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 3:57.08, Drew Griffith, Butler, Pennsylvania (Butler), 2024
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 4:03.68, Owen Powell, Mercer Island, 2025
1B MEET RECORD – 4:26.05, Westin Madden, Valley Christian, 2024 2B MEET RECORD – 4:13.24, Stephen Bottoms, Onalaska, 2013 1A MEET RECORD – 4:12.38, Tommy Wyatt, Charles Wright Academy, 2004
3200-METER: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 9:30.68, Jane Hedengren, Provo, Utah (Timpview), 2025
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 10:05.81, Megan O’Reilly, Mount Spokane, 2006
1B MEET RECORD – 11:28.51, Emily Adams, Waitsburg, 2017
2B MEET RECORD – 10:50.96, Sierra Speiker, Oroville, 2014
1A MEET RECORD – 10:28.5, Stacey Brown, Omak, 1989
3200-METER: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 8:34.10, Simeon Birnbaum, Rapid City, South Dakota (Stevens), 2023
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 8:46.87, James Mwaura, Lincoln (Tacoma), 2018
1B MEET RECORD – 9:44.66, Herschel Sanchey, Klickitat, 2008
2B MEET RECORD – 9:27.30, Mark Lacey, Pomeroy, 1989
1A MEET RECORD – 9:13.42, Bodie Thomas, Vashon Island, 2023
100-METER HIGH HURDLES: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 13.03, Vashti Thomas, San Jose, California (San Jose Mt. Pleasant), 2007
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 13.88, Ginnie Powell, Rainier Beach, 2001
1B MEET RECORD – 15.40, Kaprina Goodwin, Northport, 2008
2B MEET RECORD – 14.67, Glenna Soliday, Davenport, 2025
1A MEET RECORD – 14.40, Kelly Blair, Prosser, 1989, and Joanna Wilson, Woodland, 1993
110-METER HIGH HURDLES: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 13.30, Chris Nelloms, (FAT time), Dayton, Ohio, 1990; 13.1 Dennis Brantley, (Manual time), Houston, Texas, 1980
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 13.74, Andre Korbmacher, Squalicum, 2023
1B MEET RECORD – 14.63, Levi McPherson, Garden City Academy, 2025
2B MEET RECORD – 14.29, Morgen Chase, Republic, 1996
1A MEET RECORD – 14.20; Jim Richards, Charles Wright Academy, 1980 & Nathan Boyd, Chelan, 1992
300-METER LOW HURDLES: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 39.89, Jasmine Robinson, Kennesaw, Georgia (Kennesaw North Cobb), 2024
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 40.92, Braelyn Baker, The Bear Creek School, 2024
1B MEET RECORD – 45.39, Anne Hockett, Oakesdale, 2016
2B MEET RECORD – 42.84, Alissa Brooks-Johnson, Pe Ell, 2013
1A MEET RECORD – 40.92, Braelyn Baker, The Bear Creek School, 2024
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300-METER INTERMEDIATE HURDLES: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 34.83, Vance Nilsson, Gilbert, Arizona (Gilbert), 2024
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 36.00, Kenyon Andrews, Hazen, 2025
1B MEET RECORD – 39.85, Landon Callas, Waitsburg, 2017
2B MEET RECORD – 37.54, David Stoddard, Waterville, 1997
1A MEET RECORD – 37.63, Dusty Lane, Cashmere, 1996
4X100 METER RELAY: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 43.91, Lancaster, Texas (Lancaster), 2025
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 46.07, Tahoma, 2017
1B MEET RECORD – 50.76 Mount Vernon Christian, 2018
2B MEET RECORD – 49.65, Riverside Christian, 2002
1A MEET RECORD – 49.07, Lynden Christian, 2015
4X100 METER RELAY: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 38.92, Humble, Texas (Humble Atascocita), 2024
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 1:33.87, Long Beach, California (Long Beach Poly), 2004
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 1:37.89, Union, 2017
1B MEET RECORD – 1:46.13, Mount Vernon Christian, 2017
2B MEET RECORD – 1:45.23, Freeman, 2025
1A MEET RECORD – 1:43.69, Meridian, 2017
4X400 METER RELAY: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 3:35.49, Long Beach, California (Long Beach Poly), 2004
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 3:46:36, Union, 2017
1B MEET RECORD – 4:08.93, Mount Vernon Christian, 2017
2B MEET RECORD – 4:01.41, DeSales, 2004
1A MEET RECORD – 3:59.00, Freeman, 2017
4X400 METER RELAY: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 3:07.40, Hawthorne, California, 1985
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 3:15.26, Federal Way, 2010
1B MEET RECORD – 3:30.92, Mount Vernon Christian, 2017
2B MEET RECORD – 3:24.41, Tacoma Baptist, 2006
1A MEET RECORD – 3:23.13, King’s, 2015
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SHOT PUT: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 57-00.25, Alyssa Wilson, Toms River, New Jersey (Toms River Donovan Catholic), 2017
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 48-06.00, Karlee Freeman, Raymond, 2018
1B MEET RECORD – 42-02.00, Morgan Thomas, DeSales, 2023
2B MEET RECORD – 48-06.00, Karlee Freeman, Raymond, 2018
1A MEET RECORD – 48-04.00, Jordan Spradlin, Montesano, 2017
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SHOT PUT: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 77-00.00, Michael Carter, Dallas, Texas (Thomas Jefferson), 1979
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 68-08.50, Vince Goldsmith, Mount Tahoma, 1977
1B MEET RECORD – 51-02.50, Joseph Steinbach, Valley Christian, 2025
2B MEET RECORD – 59-04.75, Miguel Cruz, River View, 2025
1A MEET RECORD – 64-04.50, Aaron Castle, Newport, 2012
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DISCUS THROW: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 193-08, Emma Sralla, Marcus, Texas (Flower Mound Marcus), 2023
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 173-01, Mandy Borschowa, Mount Si, 1998
1B MEET RECORD – 131-11, Morgan Thomas, DeSales, 2023
2B MEET RECORD – 167-02, Karlee Freeman, Raymond, 2018
1A MEET RECORD – 155-02, Cathy Schmidt, Kalama, 2001
DISCUS THROW: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 236-06, Mason Finley, Buena Vista, Colorado (Buena Vista), 2009
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 205-07, Simon Rosselli, Mead, 2025
1B MEET RECORD – 169-00, Ian Frost, Mary M. Knight, 2018
2B MEET RECORD – 203-07, Jeremiah Nubbe, Rainier, 2022
1A MEET RECORD – 195-00, Jose Padilla, Chelan, 2016
JAVELIN THROW: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 185-08, Madison Wiltrout, Connellsville, Pennsylvania (Connellsville), 2015
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 167-09, Christine Kirkwood, Othello, 2011
1B MEET RECORD – 143-02, Kaitlyn Ream, Christian Faith, 2019
2B MEET RECORD – 163-06, Kaelyn Shipley, Kalama, 2017
1A MEET RECORD – 153-09, Ashton Riner, Connell, 2017
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JAVELIN THROW: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 246-09, Billy Stanley, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania (South Park), 2012
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 227-11, Sean Keller, Heritage, 2012
1B MEET RECORD – 184-04, Blake Sturgis, Valley Christian, 2022
2B MEET RECORD – 225-02, Colby Shamblin, Northwest Christian (Colbert), 2025
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 22-01.75, Kathy McMillan, Raeford, North Carolina (Hoke County), 1976
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 20-00.25, Wurrie Njadoe, Shorecrest, 2016
1B MEET RECORD – 18-09.00, Kyra Brantner, Garfield-Palouse, 2025
2B MEET RECORD – 18-09.50, Danielle Ayers-Stamper, LaCrosse-Washtucna, 2001
1A MEET RECORD – 19-09.25, Patsy Walker, Yelm, 1977
LONG JUMP: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 26-04.75, James Stallworth, Tulare, California (Tulare Union), 1989
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 24-10.25, Peller Phillips, Garfield, 1988
1B MEET RECORD – 22-01.00, Tomeko Cates, Mary Walker, 2023
2B MEET RECORD – 23-07.50, Brandon Montoya, Lyle/Wishram, 2018
1A MEET RECORD – 23-11.75, Matt Isbell, Bellevue Christian, 1999
TRIPLE JUMP: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 44-10.00, Jasmine Moore, Mansfield, Texas (Mansfield Lake Ridge), 2019
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 43-06.00, Lexi Ellis, Curtis, 2018
1B MEET RECORD – 36-08.50, Tamia Cates, Mary Walker, 2024
2B MEET RECORD – 37-08.75, Jill Pimley, Klickitat, 1994
1A MEET RECORD – 39-03.50, Summer Welch, Naches Valley, 2017
TRIPLE JUMP: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 53-07.50, Ja’Mari Ward, Sauget, Illinois (Cahokia), 2016
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 50-09.25, Kasen Williams, Skyline, 2011
1B MEET RECORD – 44-10.50, Macen McLean, Mansfield, 2013
2B MEET RECORD – 46-01.75, Kyle Gartrell, Riverside Christian, 2011
1A MEET RECORD – 47-11.50, Ray Jacobs, Washougal, 1981
HIGH JUMP: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 6-04.50, Vashti Cunningham, Las Vegas, Nevada (Bishop Gorman), 2015
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 6-01.00, Mary Moore, Issaquah, 1983
1B MEET RECORD – 5-08.00, Kaylee Sowle, Mary Knight, 2019
2B MEET RECORD – 5-09.00; Ronalda Dunn, Raymond, 1990 & Madelyn Magee, The Bear Creek School, 2012 1A MEET RECORD – 5-10.75, Carina Westover, Kiona-Benton, 1979
HIGH JUMP: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 7-06.50, Jeremiah Lysius, Boynton Beach, Florida (Somerset Canyons), 2025
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 7-02.50, Jakobe Ford, Shadle Park, 2017
1B MEET RECORD – 6-09.00, Tomeko Cates, Mary Walker, 2023
2B MEET RECORD – 6-09.00, Bob Swannack, St. John-Endicott, 1989
1A MEET RECORD – 7-02.25, Terry Ellis, Pateros, 1978
POLE VAULT: GIRLS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 15-00.00, Hana Moll, Olympia, Washington (Capital), 2023
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 14-07.00, Hana Moll, Capital, 2023
1B MEET RECORD – 12-03.00, Lauryn McGough, Willapa Valley, 2023
2B MEET RECORD – 12-04.00, Scout Cai, Colfax, 2016
1A MEET RECORD – 13-00.50, Elli Kimes, Cashmere, 2016
POLE VAULT: BOYS
NATIONAL FEDERATION RECORD – 19-05.50, Armand Duplantis, Lafayette, Louisiana (Lafayette), 2018
WIAA STATE MEET RECORD – 17-00.00, Tyson Byers, University, 2002
1B MEET RECORD – 14-01.00, Colton Slaybaugh, Pomeroy, 2022
2B MEET RECORD – 15-07.00, Luke Barrick, Onalaska, 2025
1A MEET RECORD – 16-07.00, Casey Carrigan, Orting, 1969
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PAST TEAM CHAMPIONS: BOYS
1966 Newport (Bellevue) Liberty (Spangle)
1967 Franklin Woodland
1968 Clover Park Fife
1969 Lincoln (Tacoma) Raymond 1970 Lincoln (Tacoma) Connell 1971 Bellevue/Ferris/Lincoln (Tacoma) Connell/Cashmere
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