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The Positive Effect of High School Athletics on Black Athletes – By Bernie Anderson, Holy Names Academy (’26)

 

THE POSITIVE EFFECT OF HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS ON BLACK ATHLETES – BY BERNIE ANDERSON, HOLY NAMES ACADEMY (’26)

Bernie AndersonThe effect high school sports have on Black athletes is more than one might think. While many students love and enjoy their high school sports team, this connection is more deeply rooted in Black athletes at predominantly white institutions (PWI). Many Black students come to school every day and do not see representation in themselves as they walk the halls. For the schools that do not have a strong Black community, sports can be a grounding point for many athletes searching for a cultural connection. 
 
Being a part of a close-knit sports team can give Black students a safe space to express themselves that might not otherwise be available to them while attending a PWI. Three-sport varsity athlete and senior Emia Beaver said, “Being a Black student at a PWI, my cultural representation is limited, but being a part of [her high school’s] sports programs has given me the opportunity to be a part of a close-knit community where I’m supported and appreciated for me and my talent.” Many people do not realize just how hard it is to operate day-to-day as a Black student in a predominantly white institution when these students are often the only Black person in the room. Having an outlet where they can bond closely with their teammates through a common interest and be appreciated themselves is key while thriving inside and outside of sports. Sports can also help Black athletes connect with people outside of their race on a deeper level. Maya Russell, a junior and three-year varsity soccer player said, “It gives me an opportunity to connect with more people across races and within my own race in an environment where we are working towards the same goal.” Athletics can be a universally bonding experience because teammates see each other through the highs and lows yet still stay united, creating a family-like bond. This bond through a struggle can be seen in many historically oppressed minorities, such as African Americans, and can be replicated on sports teams throughout the wins and losses of a season. 
 
Emily McKenzie, a school counselor at Holy Names Academy, adds professional input on the topic of classroom environments based on her experience counseling high schoolers and her understanding of diverse experiences. From her countless conversations with students, she says “I think that Black students especially are often put in spaces in schools that are not built for them. Education as a whole was first designed for white males, and we still see now the ways that education nationally prioritizes certain viewpoints. When you go through every single day learning a lot of white history and reading books from the white perspective, you can start to feel your own personality stripped away.” McKenzie illustrates how these norms of the American school systems can suppress the experiences of Black students, leading many to feel unwelcome in their own high school halls. 
 
Many Black students also use sports as a way to show their personality where it may not otherwise be welcome. Amiah Armstead, a sophomore and multi-sport athlete, said, “At some PWIs you are nothing more than the color of your skin and yet another statistic. However, for me, sports are where I can create an identity for myself.” High school is a pivotal point in a teenager’s life as they transition to young adulthood because it is the environment where they start to figure out who they are and how they want to operate in the world. It is hard for Black students to grow into their full selves when they do not feel welcome in their own high school halls. Aliyah Alexander, a senior varsity athlete and team manager, says that sports “give me a chance to put myself out there and have people see who I am outside of the classroom.” Aliyah helps illustrate the importance of out-of-school activities to the formation of self and how a person presents to others. Having an outlet such as a sports team where teenagers can practice social skills and be free to grow in themselves is incredibly important. Since many Black students are not free to be themselves in the classroom, this puts an extra emphasis on the high school sports experience. 
 
In conclusion, the impact of sports on Black students at Primarily White Institutions extends far beyond what many people realize, serving not just as an extracurricular activity but as a vital source of belonging and identity. For Black students who may not feel comfortable or fully accepted in the classroom, sports can create a much-needed home away from home, providing a space where they can freely express themselves, build meaningful connections, and develop a sense of belonging. This safe haven allows them to thrive and grow in ways that may not be possible in more traditional academic settings, making the role of sports an essential factor in Black students’ overall high school experience.  


Tournament Central, Flag Football, Welcome, 2024-25

On April 21st, 2025 the WIAA Representative Assembly officially sanctioned Girls Flag Football, the first WIAA sport to be added since Girls Bowling in 1999. Initial details about the amendment as passed can be found below. Please check back to this page for updates.

For questions regarding Girls Flag Football, please contact Bryn Langrock.

girls Flag Football CHAMPIONSHIPS

WHEN

TBD

WHERE

TBD

 

WIAA SPORT CONTACT:  BRYN LANGROCK
SPONSORSHIP INQUIRIES: SPONSORSHIPS@WIAA.COM

2024-25 Tickets – Welcome

2024-2025

The WIAA has transitioned to paperless ticketing with State Tournament tickets available for purchase digitally through GoFan, the WIAA’s ticketing partner. Fans are encouraged to purchase tickets online in advance of the events, but will have the ability to purchase digital tickets onsite by accessing the GoFan digital ticketing site using their mobile devices. Limited paper tickets will be available at most sites day of the event. SERVICE FEES APPLY TO ALL TICKETS SOLD.

The Tacoma Dome, Yakima Valley SunDome, and Spokane Arena manage their own tickets. Venue-imposed fees apply.

TICKET DETAILS:

  • SENIOR: Age 62 and over
  • MILITARY: Active Duty, Veterans, Guard and Reserves with proper Military I.D.
  • STUDENT: Children age 5-11 and students age 12 and over with a valid high school or middle school ASB card (the actual ASB card must be presented; pictures of ASB cards on cell phones will not be accepted)
  • Children under the age of 5 are admitted free
  • 1st and 2nd Round ticketing for Soccer and Football is managed by the respective WIAA Districts hosting the contests
  • Tickets are valid only at the site/event for which they are purchased EXCEPT for Regional Basketball and Semifinal Football where tickets are valid at all sites on the day for which they are purchased
TOURNAMENT TICKET VERSION ADULT // STUDENT/SR/MIL
SLOWPITCH SOFTBALL All-Tournament $22 // $16 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 1 (Oct. 25) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 2 (Oct. 26) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
CROSS COUNTRY All-Tournament (Nov. 9) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
1B, 2B VOLLEYBALL All-Tournament $24 // $18 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 13) $14 // $11 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 14) $14 // $11 (+ FEES)
1A, 2A VOLLEYBALL All-Tournament $24 // $18 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 15) $14 // $11 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 16) $14 // $11 (+ FEES)
GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVING All-Tournament $22 // $16 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 14) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 15) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 3 (Nov. 16) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
3A, 4A VOLLEYBALL All-Tournament $24 // $18 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 22) $14 // $11 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 23) $14 // $11 (+ FEES)
FALL SOCCER OPENING ROUNDS Managed by WIAA Districts $11 // $8 (+ FEES)
3A, 4A GIRLS SOCCER All-Tournament $22 // $16 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 22) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 23) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
1A, 2A GIRLS SOCCER All-Tournament $22 // $16 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 22) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 23) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
1B/2B BOYS & GIRLS SOCCER All-Tournament $22 // $16 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 22) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 23) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
FOOTBALL OPENING ROUNDS Managed by WIAA Districts $11 // $8 (+ FEES)
FOOTBALL SEMIFINALS All-Day (Nov. 30) $12 // $9 (+ FEES)
FOOTBALL FINALS All-Tournament $30 // $22 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 1 (Dec. 6) $17 // $12 (+ FEES)
Single Day – Day 2 (Dec. 7) $17 // $12 (+ FEES)
TOURNAMENTTICKET VERSIONADULT // STUDENT/SR/MIL
CHEERLEADINGAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Jan. 24)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Jan. 25)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
GIRLS BOWLINGAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – 3A Day 1 (Feb. 5)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – 3A Day 2 (Feb. 6)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – 1A/2A, 4A Day 1 (Feb. 7)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – 1A/2A, 4A Day 2 (Feb. 8)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
BOYS SWIMMING & DIVINGAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Feb. 20)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Feb. 21)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (Feb. 22)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
MAT CLASSIC (WRESTLING)2-Day Pass – Feb. 20-21$37 // $25 (+FEES)*
 2-Day Pass – Feb. 21-22$37 // $25 (+FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 1 (Feb. 20)$22 // $15 (+FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 2 (Feb. 21)$22 // $15 (+FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 3 (Feb. 22)$22 // $15 (+FEES)*
NOTES: Mat Classic ticket prices include $3 per ticket facility surcharges; Student, Senior and Military Tickets must be purchased onsite at the Box Office to receive those discounted rates.
GYMNASTICSAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – 1A/2A/3A Day 1 (Feb. 20)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – 1A/2A/3A Day 2 (Feb. 21)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – 4A Day 1 (Feb. 21)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – 4A Day 2 (Feb. 22)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
BASKETBALL OPENING ROUNDSSingle Day (Feb. 25 – Mar. 1)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
3A, 4A BASKETBALL (Tacoma)4-Day All-Tournament (Mar. 5-8)$55 // $43 (+ FEES)*
 3-Day All-Tournament (Mar. 6-8)$42 // $33 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 1 (Mar. 5)$17 // $14 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 2 (Mar. 6)$17 // $14 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 3 (Mar. 7)$17 // $14 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 4 (Mar. 8)$18 // $15 (+ FEES)*
NOTES: 3A, 4A State Basketball ticket prices include $3 per ticket facility surcharges; Student, Senior and Military Tickets must be purchased onsite at the Box Office to receive those discounted rates.
1A, 2A BASKETBALL (Yakima)4-Day All-Tournament (Mar. 5-8)$54 // $42 (+ FEES)*
 3-Day All-Tournament (Mar. 6-8)$41 // $32 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 1 (Mar. 5)$16 // $13 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 2 (Mar. 6)$16 // $13 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 3 (Mar. 7)$16 // $13 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 4 (Mar. 8)$17 // $14 (+ FEES)*
Note:  Ticket prices include a $2.00 per ticket facility fee added by the SunDome. In addition, tickets sold on site are subject to an additional SunDome ticket fee.
1B, 2B BASKETBALL (Spokane)4-Day All-Tournament (Mar. 5-8)$65 // $50.50 (+ FEES)*
 3-Day All-Tournament (Mar. 6-8)$49.25 // $38.50 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 1 (Mar. 5)$18 // $14.50 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 2 (Mar. 6)$18 // $14.50 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 3 (Mar. 7)$18 // $14.50 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 4 (Mar. 8)$19.25 // $15.50 (+ FEES)*
NOTES: 1B, 2B State Basketball ticket prices include facility and ticketing fees as charged by the Spokane Arena.
DANCE/DRILLAll-Tournament (Mar. 28 & 29)$24 // $18 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 1 – 1A/2A/3A (Mar. 28)$14 // $11 (+ FEES)*
 Single Day – Day 2 – 4A (Mar. 29)$14 // $11 (+ FEES)*
Note:  Ticket prices include a $2.00 per ticket facility fee added by the SunDome. In addition, tickets sold on site are subject to an additional SunDome ticket fee.
TOURNAMENTTICKET VERSIONADULT // STUDENT/SR/MIL
SPRING SOCCER OPENING ROUNDSManaged by WIAA Districts$11 // $8 (+ FEES)
BASEBALL OPENING ROUNDSSingle Day (May 20, 24)$11 // $8 (+ FEES)
1A, 4A FASTPITCH SOFTBALLAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 22)$8 // $6 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 23)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (May 24)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
3A FASTPITCH SOFTBALLAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 22)$8 // $6 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 23)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (May 24)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
2A FASTPITCH SOFTBALLAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 23)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 24)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
1B, 2B FASTPITCH SOFTBALLAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 23)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 24)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
2A, 3A, 4A BOYS & GIRLS TRACK & FIELDAll-Tournament$28 // $22 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 29)$8 // $6 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 30)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (May 31)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
1B, 2B, 1A BOYS & GIRLS TRACK & FIELDAll-Tournament$28 // $22 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 29)$8 // $6 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 30)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (May 31)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
3A, 4A BASEBALLAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 30)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 31)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
1A, 2A BASEBALLAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 30)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 31)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
1B, 2B BASEBALLAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 30)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 31)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
3A, 4A BOYS SOCCERAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 30)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 31)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
1A, 2A BOYS SOCCERAll-Tournament$22 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 30)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 31)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)

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2024-25 Tournament Dates – Welcome

2024-2025

MAY 20-214A BOYS STATE GOLF – The Golf Club at Hawks Prairie – The Links (Lacey)
4A GIRLS STATE GOLF – Eagles Pride Golf Course (DuPont)
3A BOYS STATE GOLFCreek at Qualchan Golf Course (Spokane)
3A GIRLS STATE GOLFIndian Canyon Golf Course (Spokane)
2A BOYS STATE GOLF – Riverside Golf Club (Chehalis)
2A GIRLS STATE GOLF – Tumwater Valley Golf Club (Tumwater)
1A BOYS & GIRLS STATE GOLFLiberty Lake Golf Course (Liberty Lake)
1B, 2B BOYS & 1B/2B GIRLS STATE GOLFMeadowWood Golf Course (Liberty Lake)
MAY 22-243A STATE FASTPITCH SOFTBALL – Regional Athletic Complex (Lacey)
1A STATE FASTPITCH SOFTBALLColumbia Playfield (Richland)
MAY 23-244A STATE FASTPITCH SOFTBALLColumbia Playfield (Richland)
2A STATE FASTPITCH SOFTBALLCarlon Park (Selah)
1B, 2B STATE FASTPITCH SOFTBALLGateway Sports Complex (Yakima)
4A BOYS & GIRLS STATE TENNISKamiakin High School & The Pacific Clinic (Kennewick)
3A BOYS & GIRLS STATE TENNISVancouver Tennis Center (Vancouver)
2A BOYS & GIRLS STATE TENNISNordstrom Tennis Center (Seattle)
1B/2B/1A BOYS, 1B/2B & 1A GIRLS STATE TENNISYakima Tennis Club (Yakima)
MAY 20 & 24STATE BASEBALL OPENING ROUNDS (Various Locations)
MAY 29-312A, 3A, 4A BOYS & GIRLS STATE TRACK & FIELDMount Tahoma High School (Tacoma)
1B, 2B, 1A BOYS & GIRLS STATE TRACK & FIELDZaepfel Stadium (Yakima)
MAY 30-313A, 4A STATE BASEBALLParker-Faller Field (Yakima)
1A, 2A STATE BASEBALLJoe Martin Stadium (Bellingham)
1B, 2B STATE BASEBALLArcher Field at Carlon Park (Selah)
3A, 4A BOYS STATE SOCCERSparks Stadium (Puyallup)
1A, 2A BOYS STATE SOCCER Federal Way Memorial Stadium (Federal Way)

Tournament Central, Baseball, Welcome, 2024-25

baseball OPENING ROUNDS

WHEN

May 20 & 24

WHERE

VARIOUS LOCATIONS

If you plan to stream any State Baseball Opening Round games on May 24, you must purchase media rights using the link above. Unauthorized streaming is strictly prohibited at all WIAA State Tournament events.

By purchasing media rights, you are permitted to stream on external platforms (e.g., GameChanger, Facebook, YouTube) for May 24 contests only.

Note:

  • State Semifinals and Championships will be streamed exclusively on the NFHS Network. Media rights are not available for these games.
  • This policy does not apply to the 3A and 1B Opening Round games on May 20. Those may be streamed externally at no cost.

Questions? Contact Sean Bessette, Director of Communications.

BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

WHEN

May 30-31

WHERE

VARIOUS LOCATIONS

1B, 2BArcher Field at Carlon Park (Selah)
1A, 2AJoe Martin Stadium (Bellingham)
3A, 4AParker-Faller Field (Yakima)

WIAA SPORT CONTACT:  CINDY ADSIT
SPONSORSHIP INQUIRIES: SPONSORSHIPS@WIAA.COM

OFFICIAL BALL

Baden Baseball
Perfection Pro Baseball

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Tournament Central, Fastpitch, Welcome, 2024-25

PURCHASE a STATE FASTPITCH TOURNAMENT DIGITAL PROGRAM

FASTPITCH SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

WHEN

May 22-24 (1a, 3a)
MAY 23-24 (1B, 2b, 2a, 4A)

WHERE

VARIOUS LOCATIONS

1B, 2B
GATEWAY SPORTS COMPLEX

405 S Fair Ave, Yakima, WA 98901

1A, 4A
COLUMBIA PLAYFIELD

1500 Mansfield St, Richland, WA 99352

2A
CARLON PARK

300 E Goodlander Rd, Selah, WA 98942

3A
REGIONAL ATHLETIC COMPLEX

8345 Steilacoom Rd SE, Olympia, WA 98513

WIAA SPORT CONTACT:  JENEÉ JAMES
SPONSORSHIP INQUIRIES: SPONSORSHIPS@WIAA.COM

OFFICIAL BALL

Baden Softball
Perfection Game Softball

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Tournament Central, Track, Welcome, 2024-25

1B, 2B, 1A BOYS & GIRLS TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

WHEN

MAY 29-31

WHERE

ZAEPFEL STADIUM AT EISENHOWER HS

2A, 3A, 4A BOYS & GIRLS TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

WHEN

MAY 29-31

WHERE

MOUNT TAHOMA HIGH SCHOOL

Tournament Central, Golf, Welcome, 2024-25

2025 BOYS & GIRLS STATE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

WHEN

MAY 20-21

WHERE

VARIOUS LOCATIONS

Download the WIAA Golf App in the Apple Store or Google Play Store for the most up-to-date tee time information that will reflect name updates and alternate placement. Final results will be posted at the end of each round. Live, hole-by-hole scoring is available in the WIAA Golf App. ROUND 1 TEE TIMES: Round 1 Tee Times for the 2025 State Golf Championships will be posted by 5PM, Friday May 16th for all tournaments except the 1A Boys and Girls due to a Friday afternoon District 3 qualifying tournament. 1A Round 1 Tee Times will be available by Saturday, May 17th.
CLASSIFICATION LOCATION TEE TIMES RESULTS
4A Boys The Golf Club at Hawks Prairie – The Links (Lacey) DAY 1  //  DAY 2 RESULTS
4A Girls Eagles Pride Golf Course (DuPont) DAY 1  //  DAY 2 RESULTS
3A Boys Creek at Qualchan Golf Course (Spokane) DAY 1  //  DAY 2 RESULTS
3A Girls Indian Canyon Golf Course (Spokane) DAY 1  //  DAY 2 RESULTS
2A Boys Riverside Golf Club (Chehalis) DAY 1  //  DAY 2 RESULTS
2A Girls Tumwater Valley Golf Club (Tumwater) DAY 1  //  DAY 2 RESULTS
1A Boys Liberty Lake Golf Course (Liberty Lake) DAY 1  //  DAY 2 RESULTS
1A Girls Liberty Lake Golf Course (Liberty Lake) DAY 1  //  DAY 2 RESULTS
2B Boys MeadowWood Golf Course (Liberty Lake) DAY 1  //  DAY 2 RESULTS
1B Boys MeadowWood Golf Course (Liberty Lake) DAY 1  //  DAY 2 RESULTS
1B/2B Girls MeadowWood Golf Course (Liberty Lake) DAY 1  //  DAY 2 RESULTS

WIAA SPORT CONTACT:  ANDY BARNES
SPONSORSHIP INQUIRIES: SPONSORSHIPS@WIAA.COM

OFFICIAL BALL

Wilson Triad
Triad

Tournament Central, Boys Tennis, Welcome, 2024-25

BOYS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

WHEN

MAY 23-24

WHERE

VARIOUS LOCATIONS

1B/2B, 1A
YAKIMA TENNIS CLUB
516 N 35th Ave, Yakima, WA 98902

2A
NORDSTROM TENNIS CENTER
3833 Walla Walla Rd, Seattle, WA 98105

3A
VANCOUVER TENNIS CENTER
5300 E 18th St, Vancouver, WA 98661

4A
THE PACIFIC CLINIC
1350 N Grant St, Kennewick, WA 99336
KAMIAKIN HIGH SCHOOL
600 N Arthur St, Kennewick, WA 99336

WIAA SPORT CONTACT:  ANDY BARNES
SPONSORSHIP INQUIRIES: SPONSORSHIPS@WIAA.COM

OFFICIAL BALL

Extra Duty Championship
Extra Duty Championship
This is he Team Tabs
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