EXECUTIVE BOARD
Region A-1: Cathy Schick - Seattle Academy
Region A-2: Tara Davis - Seattle PS
Region B-1: Wendy Malich - Peninsula SD
Region B-2: Johnny Lee - Silas
Region C-1: Casey Gant - Desert Hills MS
Region C-2: Steven Carson II - Inchelium
Region C-3: David Blakney - Wapato
District 1: Harlan Kredit - Lynden Christian
District 2: Jeff Lowell - Bellevue SD
District 3: Dwayne Johnson - Cape Flattery SD BOARD VICE PRESIDENT
District 4: Scott Chamberlain - Shelton
District 5: Russ Waterman - Eastmont
District 6: Paul Manfred - Gonzaga Prep BOARD PRESIDENT
OFFICIALS
Jacob Allen, Columbia
Koen Ross, Cowlitz County
Luke Staben, Inland Empire
Kevin Broga, Kitsap Peninsula
Thayne Doyle, Pierce County
Kyle Bland, Pierce County
Adam Miller, Quad County
Jeremiah Bartlett, South King County
Cody Holt, Tri Cities
Brian Armes, Washington
Dave Augustavo, Washington
Chris Calderon, Washington
Julian Tafolla, Washington
Aidan Velasco, Washington
Justin Rose, Washington
Josiah Cline, Washington
Jose Capi, Wenatchee Valley
David Leder, Yakima Valley
WIAA STAFF
Assistant Executive Director: Cindy Adsit
Assistant Executive Director: Andy Barnes
Director of Communications: Sean Bessette
Production Coordinator: Teagan Eldridge
Chief Financial Officer: Leah Francis
Membership & Billing Coordinator: Peter Ho
Executive Director: Mick Hoffman
Assistant Executive Director: Jeneé James
Assistant Executive Director: Justin Kesterson
Chief Strategy Officer: Andy Knapp
Director of Marketing: Bryn Langrock
Eligibility & Publications Coordinator: Avé Trebilcock
Administrative Assistant: Natalie Wallace
DISTRICT DIRECTORS
District 1: Don Beazizo
District 2: Tom Doyle
District 3: Joe Keller
District 4: Tim Graham & Tim Trimble
District 5: Dave Cullen
District 6: Mike Edwards
WELCOME LETTERS
Paul Manfred WIAA Exec. Board President
Athletic Director
Prep
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.
BECOME AN OFFICIAL TODAY
Gonzaga
Executive Director WIAA
Mick Hoffman
Executive Director WOA
Todd Stordahl
UNIFIED SOCCER STATE TOURNAMENT
Washington
2026 High School Unified Soccer State Tournament
Saturday, May 30, 2026
Tacoma & Puyallup, WA
Special Olympics Unified Sports® is an inclusive sports program that combines an approximately equal number of Special Olympics athletes (individuals with intellectual disabilities) and partners (individuals without intellectual disabilities) on teams for training and competition.
Season Format: Throughout the 2026 Soccer Season (March-May), Unified Soccer teams participated in leagues from across Washington. The Unified Soccer League is designed to mimic the structure of varsity sports, with weekly league play, District Tournaments, and a State Tournament.
State Overview: Teams competing at the High School Unified Soccer State Tournament qualified through their District Tournament. These 8 teams will compete in bracket play in two divisions for the opportunity to be state champions!
State Tournament Schedule: Saturday, May 30th
• 9:00am: Games start @ University of Puget Sound
• 2:30pm: Division 1 Championship Game @ Sparks Stadium, Puyallup
• 3:00pm: Division 2 Championship Game @ University of Puget Sound
Schools Competing: West Seattle HS (D1), Mercer Island HS, Puyallup HS, Prairie HS, West Seattle (2), Shorecrest HS, Columbia River HS, and Camas HS
How to Get Involved: Special Olympics Washington is always looking to engage more people, whether it’s families, volunteers, other organizations, athletes, unified partners, and schools. If you are interested getting involved with Special Olympics Washington in any form, please visit www.sowa.org and get connected today.
Partners in Unified Sports: 2026 marks the 13th year that WIAA and Special Olympics Washington are teaming together to provide the HS Unified Soccer State Championship game along with 3A-4A Boys Soccer.
For Questions: Morgan Larche | Director, Unified Schools | Special Olympics Washington | mlarche@sowa.org | 206-693-2616
UNIFIED SOCCER STATE TOURNAMENT
PUYALLUP HIGH SCHOOL
Field 1 - 9:00am Game (1)
UCS - Division 1
SATURDAY: FIELD 1 - TURF
Loser to Game 3
WEST SEATTLE HIGH SCHOOL Sparks Stadium - Puyallup 2:30pm CHAMPION
PRAIRIE HIGH SCHOOL Game (4)
Field 1 - 10:00am Game (2)
Loser to Game 3
MERCER ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL
Loser of Game 1
Field 1 - 1:00pm Game (3) THIRD
Loser of Game 2
SINGLE ELIMINATION - TWO GAME GUARANTEE
COLUMBIA RIVER HIGH SCHOOL
Field 1 - 11:00am Game (1)
Loser to Game 3
1ST PLACE
2ND PLACE 3RD PLACE
4TH PLACE
AWARDS presented near SOCCER information table at lower field - TURF.
UCS - Division 2
SATURDAY: FIELD 1 - TURF
SHORECREST HIGH SCHOOL Field 1 - 3:00pm Game (4) CHAMPION
WEST SEATTLE HIGH SCHOOL
Field 1 - 12:00pm Game (2)
Loser to Game 3
CAMAS HIGH SCHOOL
Loser of Game 1
Field 1 - 2:00pm Game (3) THIRD
Loser of Game 2
SINGLE ELIMINATION - TWO GAME GUARANTEE
1ST PLACE
2ND PLACE
3RD PLACE
4TH PLACE
AWARDS presented near SOCCER information table at lower field - TURF.
BOYS STATE SOCCER 4A
EASTMONT WILDCATS
LINCOLN LYNX
NEWPORT KNIGHTS
SUMNER SPARTANS
BOYS STATE SOCCER
BISHOP BLANCHET BEARS
GIG HARBOR TIDES
MERCER ISLAND ISLANDERS
SHOREWOOD STORMRAYS
BOYS STATE SOCCER
BAINBRIDGE SPARTANS
COLUMBIA RIVER RAPIDS
SEHOME MARINERS
SQUALICUM STORM
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It provides softer landings. Research demonstrates that natural grass prevents injuries while also enhancing our health.
Natural grass yards and playing fields are oxygen-creating powerhouses that cool the air. They benefit our communities and environment in many ways.
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BOYS STATE SOCCER
CEDAR PARK CHRISTIAN EAGLES
MERIDIAN TROJANS
VASHON ISLAND PIRATES
WAHLUKE WARRIORS
BOYS PAST CHAMPIONS
GIRLS PAST CHAMPIONS
BOYS TOURNAMENT HISTORY
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BOYS TOURNAMENT HISTORY
WE ARE MARINES. WE WERE MADE FOR THIS.
BOYS TOURNAMENT HISTORY
GIRLS TOURNAMENT HISTORY
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for current and aspiring coaches, this 100% online, one-year program builds the advanced knowledge and leadership skills essential for athlete development and team success.
This program is intended for individuals who either coach, or aspire to coach, at the youth, scholastic, or collegiate levels. Learn from faculty who are coach-scholars, as well as fellow students currently working as coaches at various levels.
What You’ll Learn:
• Apply evidence-based strategies to enhance athlete performance
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• Design training programs that support holistic athlete development
• Gain tools for ethical decision-making and professional growth
Start Quarter: Summer 2026
Ready to take the next step?
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Tuition waivers available for WA State Employees & Public School Teachers.
Questions?
Email Dr. Brian McGladrey at brianm@cwu.edu or call 509-963-1972
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AGREEMENTS CODES OF CONDUCT DUTIES GUIDELINES MEDICAL FORMS
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GIRLS TOURNAMENT HISTORY
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2025-26 SPRING ACADEMIC STATE CHAMPIONS
