wiaa

Gesa Logo
Twitter Instagram Facebook-f

Uncategorized

Football State Championship Records

by

Updated through the 2025-26 State Championships

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSTUDENT/SCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most Points Scored44Marcus King, Odessa (vs. Naselle)2019
Most Touchdowns66 Players; most recent: Lance McGee, Sumner (vs. Lake Stevens)2025
Most PATs10Jed Wardenaar, Royal (vs. Toledo)1996
Total Offense611Maguire Isaak, Almira-Coulee-Hartline (vs. Sunnyside Christian)2017
Most Rushes46Lance McGee, Sumner (vs. Lake Stevens)2025
Most Yards Rushing380Marcus King, Odessa (vs. Naselle)2019
Most TD Rushes63 Players; most recent: Lance McGee, Sumner (vs. Lake Stevens)2025
Most Passes Attempted70Chance McDonald, Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Most Passes Completed48Chance McDonald, Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Most Passes Had Intercepted73 Players; most recent: Eli Slesk, Meridian (vs. Omak)2000
Most Yards Passing552Will Hoppes, Tri-Cities Prep (vs. Lummi Nation)2009
Most TD Passes10Will Hoppes, Tri-Cities Prep (vs. Lummi Nation)2009
Most Receptions18Emeka Egbuka, Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Most Yards Receiving271Zac Vis, Lynden (vs. Tumwater)2012
Most TD Receptions5Jesse Hardt, Odessa (vs. Neah Bay)1989
Most Punts95 Players; most recent: Chris Fitzgerald, Pe Ell (vs. Colton)1983
Most Interceptions6Curtis Hurlbert, Omak (vs. Meridian)2000
Most Fumble Recoveries219 Players; most recent: Peter Taoipu, Eastside Catholic (vs. O’Dea)2019
Longest Run99Sam Erwin, Prescott (vs. Inchelium)2001
Longest TD Run99Sam Erwin, Prescott (vs. Inchelium)2001
Longest Pass Play962 Times; most recent: Milton Hopkins Jr. to Cooper Mathers, O’Dea (vs. Eastside Catholic)2019
Longest TD Pass Play962 Times; most recent: Milton Hopkins Jr. to Cooper Mathers, O’Dea (vs. Eastside Catholic)2019
Longest Punt672 Players; most recent: Thomas Tabor, O’Dea (vs. Eastside Catholic)2018
Longest Punt Return832 Players; most recent: Jakoba Square, Crescent (vs. Odessa)1996
Longest Kickoff Return97Brandon Welling, Eastside Catholic (vs. Bellevue)2015
Longest Interception Return1002 Players; most recent: Caleb Bingham, DeSales (vs. Liberty Christian)2025
Longest Fumble Return97Alan Day, Columbia (Hunters) (vs. Adna)1989
Longest Field Goal52Carlos Gil, Connell (vs. Elma)2002

TEAM (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most First Downs322 Times; most recent: Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Total Offense722Almira-Coulee-Hartline (vs. Sunnyside Christian)2017
Most Rushes83Gonzaga Prep (vs. Skyline)2015
Most Yards Rushing607Colton (vs. Brewster)1975
Least Yards Rushing-19Connell (vs. Raymond)1973
Most Yards Passing552Tri-Cities Prep (vs. Lummi Nation)2009
Least Yards Passing-72 Times; most recent: Reardan (vs. Raymond)1993
Most Return Yards279Clallam Bay (vs. Touchet)1998
Most Passes Attempted70Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Most Passes Completed48Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Most Passes Had Intercepted73 Times; most recent: Meridian (vs. Omak)2000
Most Punts95 Times; most recent: Pe Ell (vs. Colton)1983
Most Fumbles84 Times; most recent: Colton (vs. Taholah)1997
Most Fumbles Lost53 Times; most recent: Coulee-Hartline (vs. Willapa Valley)1979
Most Penalties145 Times; most recent: Lummi Nation (vs. Almira-Coulee-Hartline) & Bellevue (vs. Eastside Catholic)2015
Most Yards Penalized132Lummi Nation (vs. Almira-Coulee-Hartline)2015
Most Points Scored84Almira-Coulee-Hartline (vs. Sunnyside Christian)2017
Highest Losing Score62Wishkah Valley (vs. LaCrosse-Washtucna)2008
Most Points One Quarter40Odessa (vs. Almira-Coulee-Hartline)2018
Largest Margin70Royal 70, Toledo 01996

TEAM (ENTIRE TOURNAMENT)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/YEARS
Most Consecutive Wins22Royal, 2019-2025
Most Consecutive Appearances25Royal, 2000-2025

INDIVIDUAL (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSTUDENT/SCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most Points Scored36Lance McGee, Sumner (vs. Lake Stevens)2025
Most Touchdowns6Lance McGee, Sumner (vs. Lake Stevens)2025
Most PATs72 Players; most recent: Greg Papich, Central Valley (vs. South Kitsap)1997
Total Offense403Max Browne, Skyline (vs Bellarmine Prep)2012
Most Rushes46Lance McGee, Sumner (vs. Lake Stevens)2025
Most Yards Rushing368Lance McGee, Sumner (vs. Lake Stevens)2025
Most TD Rushes6Lance McGee, Sumner (vs. Lake Stevens)2025
Most Passes Attempted48Daveon Superales, Graham-Kapowsin (vs. Lake Stevens)2023
Most Passes Completed33Sefo Liufau, Bellarmine Prep (vs Skyline)2012
Most Passes Had Intercepted39 Players; most recent: Jaden Sheffey, Woodinville (vs. Richland)2017
Most Yards Passing384Max Browne, Skyline (vs Bellarmine Prep)2012
Most TD Passes42 Players; most recent: Kolton Matson, Lake Stevens (vs. Graham-Kapowsin)2023
Most Receptions13Marshal Smith, Pasco (vs. Kentwood)2001
Most Yards Receiving204Raul Vigil, Pasco (vs. Bethel)2000
Most TD Receptions3Joseph Siofele, Union (vs. Lake Stevens)2018
Most Punts92 Players; most recent: Mike Walker, Mount Tahoma (vs. Bishop Blanchet)1974
Most Interceptions36 Players; most recent: Adam Weissenfels, Richland (vs. Woodinville)2017
Most Fumble Recoveries2Casey Perryman, Richland (vs. Woodinville)2017
Longest Run802 Players; most recent: Joseph Siofele, Union (vs. Lake Stevens)2018
Longest TD Run802 Players; most recent: Joseph Siofele, Union (vs. Lake Stevens)2018
Longest Pass Play84Bill Hobert to Dan Thurston, Puyallup (vs. Gonzaga)1987
Longest TD Pass Play84Bill Hobert to Dan Thurston, Puyallup (vs. Gonzaga)1987
Longest Punt632 Players; most recent: Kolton Matson, Lake Stevens (vs. Graham-Kapowsin)2023
Longest Punt Return47Eric McGarrah, Richland (vs. Kentwood)1999
Longest Kickoff Return93Brent Weidenbach, Kentwood (vs. Pasco)2001
Longest Interception Return81Jesse Lambert, Tumwater (vs. Inglemoor)1993
Longest Fumble Return63Michael Johnson, Camas (vs. Chiawana)2013
Longest Field Goal49Sean McDonald, Skyline (vs. Bellarmine Prep)2012

TEAM (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most First Downs29Gonzaga Prep (vs. Skyline)2015
Total Offense564Gonzaga Prep (vs. Skyline)2015
Most Rushes83Gonzaga Prep (vs. Skyline)2015
Most Yards Rushing524Max Browne, Skyline (vs Bellarmine Prep)2012
Least Yards Rushing2Bellarmine Prep (vs. Skyline)2012
Most Yards Passing403Skyline (vs. Bellarmine Prep)2012
Least Yards Passing92 Teams; most recent: Kentridge (vs. Richland)1981
Most Return Yards206Kamiakin (vs. Curtis)1995
Most Passes Attempted48Graham-Kapowsin (vs. Lake Stevens)2023
Most Passes Completed33Bellarmine Prep (vs. Skyline)2012
Most Passes Had Intercepted4South Kitsap (vs. Central Valley)1997
Most Punts99, 2 Times: Mount Tahoma (vs. Bishop Blanchet), 1974, and Bishop Blanchet (vs. Mount Tahoma), 19742023
Most Fumbles8Mount Tahoma (vs. Bishop Blanchet)1974
Most Fumbles Lost34 Teams; most recent: Wilson (vs. Pasco)1998
Most Penalties14Camas (vs. Chiawana)2013
Most Yards Penalized116Richland (vs. Camas)2016
Most Points Scored52Union (vs. Lake Stevens)2018
Highest Losing Score35Lake Stevens (vs. Sumner)2025
Most Points One Quarter28Curtis (vs. Kamiakin)1995
Largest Margin42Curtis 49, Kamiakin 71995

TEAM (ENTIRE TOURNAMENT)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/YEARS
Most Consecutive Wins11Juanita, 1984-86; Pasco, 1998-2001
Most Consecutive Appearances23South Kitsap, 1980-2002

INDIVIDUAL (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSTUDENT/SCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most Points Scored30Chris Raftery, Sammamish (vs. Prosser)1999
Most Touchdowns5Chris Raftery, Sammamish (vs. Prosser)1999
Most PATs72 Players; most recent: Mike Wold, Arlington (vs. Mark Morris)1979
Total Offense325Matt Griffith, Lakes (vs. Skyline)2000
Most Rushes334 Players; most recent: William Wang, Bellevue (vs. Kennewick)2021
Most Yards Rushing297Johri Fogerson, O’Dea (vs. Skyline)2007
Most TD Rushes5Chris Raftery, Sammamish (vs. Prosser)1999
Most Passes Attempted45Kellen Moore, Prosser (vs. Ferndale)2005
Most Passes Completed28Kellen Moore, Prosser (vs. Ferndale)2005
Most Passes Had Intercepted44 Players; most recent: Joey Jansen, Kamiakin (vs. Bellevue)2010
Most Yards Passing335Matt Griffith, Lakes (vs. Skyline)2000
Most TD Passes4Tali Ena, Prosser (vs. Sammamish)1999
Most Receptions10Danny Lochrie, Prosser (vs. Ferndale)2005
Most Yards Receiving151Reggie Williams, Lakes (vs. Skyline)2000
Most TD Receptions210 Players; most recent: Hunter Bryant, Eastside Catholic (vs. Bellevue)2015
Most Punts92 Players; most recent: Jeff Pill, Shelton (vs. Sumner)1974
Most Interceptions2Many players–
Most Fumble Recoveries26 Players; most recent: Peter Taoipu, Eastside Catholic (vs. O’Dea)2019
Longest Run96Gavin Smith, Bellevue (vs. Lynden)2001
Longest TD Run96Gavin Smith, Bellevue (vs. Lynden)2001
Longest Pass Play96Milton Hopkins Jr. to Cooper Mathers, O’Dea (vs. Eastside Catholic)2019
Longest TD Pass Play96Milton Hopkins Jr. to Cooper Mathers, O’Dea (vs. Eastside Catholic)2019
Longest Punt67Thomas Tabor, O’Dea (vs. Eastside Catholic)2018
Longest Punt Return80Scott Whiting, Bellevue (vs. O’Dea)2011
Longest Kickoff Return97Brandon Welling, Eastside Catholic (vs. Bellevue)2015
Longest Interception Return100Kemper Hardy, Centralia (vs. Liberty, Issaquah)1980
Longest Fumble Return74Eric Biege, Skyline (vs. O’Dea)2007
Longest Field Goal46Tim Nienaber, Bellevue (vs. Ferndale)2004

TEAM (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most First Downs28Arlington (vs. Mark Morris)1979
Total Offense519Lakes (vs. Skyline)2000
Most Rushes62Ferndale (vs. Lakes)1997
Most Yards Rushing465Bellevue (vs. Lynden)2001
Least Yards Rushing-5Eastside Catholic (vs. Bellevue)2015
Most Yards Passing335Lakes (vs. Skyline)2000
Least Yards Passing09 Times; most recent: Bellevue (vs. Yelm)2023
Most Return Yards257Centralia (vs. Liberty, Issaquah)1980
Most Passes Attempted45Prosser (vs. Ferndale)2005
Most Passes Completed28Prosser (vs. Ferndale)2005
Most Passes Had Intercepted44 Times; most recent: Kamiakin (vs. Bellevue)2010
Most Punts92 Times; most recent: Shelton (vs. Sumner)1974
Most Fumbles8Sumner (vs. Shelton)1974
Most Fumbles Lost5Sumner (vs. Shelton)1974
Most Penalties14Bellevue (vs. Eastside Catholic)2015
Most Yards Penalized131Eastside Catholic (vs. O’Dea)2018
Most Points Scored57Burlington-Edison (vs. Peninsula)1977
Highest Losing Score42Bellevue (vs. Eastside Catholic)2015
Most Points One Quarter282 Times; most recent: Bellevue (vs. Eastside Catholic)2015
Largest Margin38Bellevue 38, Kamiakin 02010

TEAM (ENTIRE TOURNAMENT)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/YEARS
Most Consecutive Wins17Bellevue, 2001-2005
Most Consecutive Appearances22O’Dea, 94-2014

INDIVIDUAL (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSTUDENT/SCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most Points Scored30Sawyer Racanelli, Hockinson (vs. Lynden)2018
Most Touchdowns5Sawyer Racanelli, Hockinson (vs. Lynden)2018
Most PATs7Ryan Henderson, Archbishop Murphy (vs. Liberty)2016
Total Offense435Josh Kraght, Lynden (vs. Tumwater)2012
Most Rushes35Todd Basler, Elma (vs. Othello)2001
Most Yards Rushing250Steven Stoker, Connell (vs. Elma)2002
Most TD Rushes5Sawyer Racanelli, Hockinson (vs. Lynden)2018
Most Passes Attempted70Chance McDonald, Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Most Passes Completed48Chance McDonald, Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Most Passes Had Intercepted72 Players; most recent: Eli Slesk, Meridian (vs. Omak)2000
Most Yards Passing479Chance McDonald, Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Most TD Passes52 Players; most recent: Connor Johnson, Archbishop Murphy (vs. Liberty), 20162016
Most Receptions18Emeka Egbuka, Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Most Yards Receiving271Zac Vis, Lynden (vs. Tumwater)2012
Most TD Receptions34 Players; most recent: Emeka Egbuka, Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Most Punts52 Players; most recent: Troy Petz, Lynden (vs. Tumwater)2021
Most Interceptions6Curtis Hurlbert, Omak (vs. Meridian)2000
Most Fumble Recoveries1Many players–
Longest Run87Hunter Baker, Tumwater (vs. Steilacoom)2019
Longest TD Run87Hunter Baker, Tumwater (vs. Steilacoom)2019
Longest Pass Play80Isaac Jahns to Ramon Perez, Othello (vs. Elma)1998
Longest TD Pass Play80Isaac Jahns to Ramon Perez, Othello (vs. Elma)1998
Longest Punt64Ty Gilliland, Tumwater (vs. Hockinson)2017
Longest Punt Return38Andrew Brown, Tumwater (vs. Lynden)2012
Longest Kickoff Return90Cole Sheridan, Pullman (vs. Elma)1997
Longest Interception Return76Curtis Hurlbert, Omak (vs. Meridian)2000
Longest Fumble Return65Mason Houskeeper, Archbishop Murphy (vs. Tumwater)2025
Longest Field Goal52Carlos Gil, Connell (vs. Elma)2002

TEAM (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most First Downs322 Times; most recent: Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Total Offense596Othello (vs. Elma)1998
Most Rushes66Tumwater (vs. Anacortes)2024
Most Yards Rushing422Tumwater (vs. Steilacoom)2019
Least Yards Rushing5Pullman (vs. Meridian)2003
Most Yards Passing479Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Least Yards Passing31Tumwater (vs. Lynden)2021
Most Return Yards182Pullman (vs. Elma)1997
Most Passes Attempted70Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Most Passes Completed48Steilacoom (vs. Tumwater)2019
Most Passes Had Intercepted72 Times; most recent: Meridian (vs. Omak)2000
Most Punts53 Times; most recent: Lynden (vs. Tumwater)2021
Most Fumbles5Meridian (vs. East Valley, Yakima)1999
Most Fumbles Lost34 Times; most recent: East Valley (Yakima) (vs. Othello)2004
Most Penalties13Anacortes (vs. Tumwater)2023
Most Yards Penalized131Anacortes (vs. Tumwater)2023
Most Points Scored60Anacortes (vs. Tumwater)2023
Highest Losing Score37Lynden (vs. Hockinson)2018
Most Points One Quarter27Anacortes (vs. Tumwater)2023
Largest Margin43Meridian 57, East Valley (Yakima) 141999

TEAM (ENTIRE TOURNAMENT)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/YEARS
Most Consecutive Wins15Lynden, 2011-2014
Most Consecutive Appearances17Othello, 1997-2013

INDIVIDUAL (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSTUDENT/SCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most Points Scored362 Players; most recent: Lance Allred, Royal (vs. Seton Catholic)2024
Most Touchdowns62 Players; most recent: Lance Allred, Royal (vs. Seton Catholic)2024
Most PATs10Jed Wardenaar, Royal (vs. Toledo)1996
Total Offense403Lance Allred, Royal (vs. Seton Catholic)2024
Most Rushes33Nate Edgar, Ridgefield (vs. Cascade, Leavenworth)1995
Most Yards Rushing243Marcques George, Mount Baker (vs. Royal)2022
Most TD Rushes6Lance Allred, Royal (vs. Seton Catholic)2024
Most Passes Attempted47Simon Burkett, Meridian (vs. Royal)2017
Most Passes Completed24Rylan Hatmaker, Cashmere (vs. Royal)2025
Most Passes Had Intercepted7Kent Mackay, Connell (vs. Raymond)1973
Most Yards Passing332Ray Valle, Royal (vs. Freeman)2004
Most TD Passes5Will Sutor, Royal (vs. Tacoma Baptist)2000
Most Receptions93 Players, most recent: Isaac Zavala, Cashmere (vs. Royal)2025
Most Yards Receiving219Spencer Hadley, Connell (vs. Meridian)2006
Most TD Receptions3Chris Murphy, Royal (vs. Tacoma Baptist)2000
Most Punts8Adam Cooper, Toledo (vs. Royal)1996
Most Interceptions3Aaron Kelly, Cashmere (vs. Meridian)1984
Most Fumble Recoveries24 Players; most recent: Ron Sorensen, Lynden (vs. Medical Lake)1991
Longest Run91Marcus Goldbach, Freeman (vs. Mount Baker)2013
Longest TD Run91Marcus Goldbach, Freeman (vs. Mount Baker)2013
Longest Pass Play96Ira Potter to Joey Walling, Tacoma Baptist (vs. Royal)2000
Longest TD Pass Play96Ira Potter to Joey Walling, Tacoma Baptist (vs. Royal)2000
Longest Punt67Randy Dunn, Royal (vs. King’s)2015
Longest Punt Return76Kyle Warwick, Colfax (vs. Lynden Christian)1997
Longest Kickoff Return91Marcus Goldbach, Freeman (vs. Mount Baker)2013
Longest Interception Return86Tyson Martin, Okanogan (vs. Kalama)1998
Longest Fumble Return53Wayne Hughes, Langley (vs. Omak)1979
Longest Field Goal41Anthony Louthan, Montesano (vs. Royal)2012

TEAM (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most First Downs25Royal (vs. Eatonville)2021
Total Offense568Royal (vs. Tacoma Baptist)2000
Most Rushes60Archbishop Murphy (vs. Zillah)2003
Most Yards Rushing466Archbishop Murphy (vs. Connell)2002
Least Yards Rushing-19Connell (vs. Raymond)1973
Most Yards Passing332Royal (vs. Freeman)2004
Least Yards Passing06 Times; most recent: Eatonville (vs. Royal)2021
Most Return Yards212Toledo (vs. Royal)1996
Most Passes Attempted48Meridian (vs. Royal)2017
Most Passes Completed242 Times; most recent: Cashmere (vs. Royal)2025
Most Passes Had Intercepted7Connell (vs. Raymond)1973
Most Punts8Toledo (vs. Royal)1996
Most Fumbles6Woodland (vs. North Mason)1982
Most Fumbles Lost43 Times; most recent: Medical Lake (vs. Lynden)1991
Most Penalties14Royal (vs. Meridian)2017
Most Yards Penalized123Royal (vs. Meridian)2017
Most Points Scored70Royal (vs. Toledo)1996
Highest Losing Score35Connell (vs. Cascade Christian)2010
Most Points One Quarter282 Times; most recent: Royal (vs. Tacoma Baptist)2000
Largest Margin70Royal 70, Toledo 01996

TEAM (ENTIRE TOURNAMENT)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/YEARS
Most Consecutive Wins22Royal, 2019-2025
Most Consecutive Appearances25Royal, 2000-2025

INDIVIDUAL (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSTUDENT/SCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most Points Scored30Sam Busch, Colton (vs. Brewster)1975
Most Touchdowns5Sam Busch, Colton (vs. Brewster)1975
Most PATs8Dan Moser, Colton (vs. Brewster)1975
Total Offense405Roger Jensen, DeSales (vs. Concrete)1985
Most Rushes42Ashton Haight, Onalaska (vs. Kalama)2019
Most Yards Rushing306Brian Wilson, Willapa Valley (vs. DeSales)2001
Most TD Rushes5Sam Busch, Colton (vs. Brewster)1975
Most Passes Attempted49Brian Lindgren, DeSales (vs. Willapa Valley)1996
Most Passes Completed29Brian Lindgren, DeSales (vs. Willapa Valley)1996
Most Passes Had Intercepted42 Players; most recent: Mel Sterkel, Kittitas (vs. Concrete)1984
Most Yards Passing424Roger Jensen, DeSales (vs. Concrete)1985
Most TD Passes6Brian Lindgren, DeSales (vs. Orcas Island)1998
Most Receptions13Joe Levens, DeSales (vs. Mossyrock)1997
Most Yards Receiving202Scott Magnaghi, DeSales (vs. Concrete)1985
Most TD Receptions4Joe Levens, DeSales (vs. Mossyrock)1997
Most Punts9Chris Fitzgerald, Pe Ell (vs. Colton)1983
Most Interceptions32 Players; most recent: Max Cox, Kalama (vs. Napavine)2021
Most Fumble Recoveries25 Players; most recent: Joe Esquivel, Okanogan (vs. Napavine)2014
Longest Run95Jerrad Jeske, Liberty (Spangle) (vs. Wahkiakum)1992
Longest TD Run95Jerrad Jeske, Liberty (Spangle) (vs. Wahkiakum)1992
Longest Pass Play85Roger Jensen to Scott Magnaghi, DeSales (vs. Concrete)1985
Longest TD Pass Play85Roger Jensen to Scott Magnaghi, DeSales (vs. Concrete)1985
Longest Punt64Dawson Stanley, Napavine (vs. Kalama)2018
Longest Punt Return83Jesse Buchanan, Raymond (vs. Reardan)1993
Longest Kickoff Return91Jackson Esary, Kalama (vs. Onalaska)2019
Longest Interception Return67Zac Ebding, DeSales (vs. Lind-Ritzville)2004
Longest Fumble Return97Alan Day, Hunters (vs. Adna)1989
Longest Field Goal40Travis Pollard, Willapa Valley (vs. DeSales)2001

TEAM (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most First Downs25DeSales (vs. Mossyrock)1997
Total Offense607Colton (vs. Brewster)1975
Most Rushes67Colton (vs. Morton)1977
Most Yards Rushing607Colton (vs. Brewster)1975
Least Yards Rushing-18DeSales (vs. Lind-Ritzville)2004
Most Yards Passing419DeSales (vs. Rainier)1991
Least Yards Passing-72 Times; most recent: Reardan (vs. Raymond)1993
Most Return Yards213Mossyrock (vs. DeSales)1997
Most Passes Attempted50DeSales (vs. Willapa Valley)1996
Most Passes Completed29DeSales (vs. Willapa Valley)1996
Most Passes Had Intercepted43 Times; most recent: Kittitas (vs. Concrete)1984
Most Punts9Pe Ell (vs. Colton)1983
Most Fumbles62 Times; most recent: Colton (vs. Pe Ell)1983
Most Fumbles Lost5Coulee-Hartline (vs. Willapa Valley)1979
Most Penalties13Okanogan (vs. Napavine)2023
Most Yards Penalized113Okanogan (vs. Napavine)2023
Most Points Scored61DeSales (vs. Mossyrock)1997
Highest Losing Score342 Times; most recent: Toledo (vs. Tri-Cities Prep)2025
Most Points One Quarter26Napavine (vs. Okanogan)2022
Largest Margin35Colton 56, Brewster 211975

TEAM (ENTIRE TOURNAMENT)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/YEARS
Most Consecutive Wins11Kalama, 2017-19
Most Consecutive Appearances17Napavine, 2008-2025

INDIVIDUAL (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSTUDENT/SCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most Points Scored44Marcus King, Odessa (vs. Naselle)2019
Most Touchdowns63 Players; most recent: Marcus King, Odessa (vs. Naselle)2019
Most PATs9Jesse Solis, Touchet (vs. Clallam Bay)1998
Total Offense611Maguire Isaak, Almira-Coulee-Hartline (vs. Sunnyside Christian)2017
Most Rushes382 Players; most recent: Garrett Blauert, LaCrosse-Washtucna-Kahlotus (vs. Wishkah Valley)2008
Most Yards Rushing380Marcus King, Odessa (vs. Naselle)2019
Most TD Rushes6Marcus King, Odessa (vs. Naselle)2019
Most Passes Attempted41Maguire Isaak, Almira-Coulee-Hartline (vs. Sunnyside Christian)2017
Most Passes Completed27Will Hoppes, Tri-Cities Prep (vs. Lummi Nation)2009
Most Passes Had Intercepted4Randy Carlson, Odessa (vs. Crescent)1996
Most Yards Passing552Will Hoppes, Tri-Cities Prep (vs. Lummi Nation)2009
Most TD Passes10Will Hoppes, Tri-Cities Prep (vs. Lummi Nation)2009
Most Receptions102 Players; most recent: Payton Nielson, Almira-Coulee-Hartline (vs. Sunnyside Christian)2017
Most Yards Receiving259Lane Marsh, Sunnyside Christian (vs. Almira-Coulee-Hartline)2017
Most TD Receptions5Jesse Hardt, Odessa (vs. Neah Bay)1989
Most Punts6Bob Blair, Pe Ell (vs. Prescott)1975
Most Interceptions33 Players; most recent Titan Jameson, Lummi Nation (vs. Tri-Cities Prep)2010
Most Fumble Recoveries23 Players; most recent: Cameron Benner, Wishkah Valley (vs. LaCrosse-Washtucna-Kahlotus)2008
Longest Run99Sam Erwin, Prescott (vs. Inchelium)2001
Longest TD Run99Sam Erwin, Prescott (vs. Inchelium)2001
Longest Pass Play81Dane Isaak to Grady Murray, Almira-Coulee-Hartline (vs. Quilcene)2021
Longest TD Pass Play81Dane Isaak to Grady Murray, Almira-Coulee-Hartline (vs. Quilcene)2021
Longest Punt56Danny Sawyer, Clallam Bay (vs. Touchet)1998
Longest Punt Return83Jakoba Square, Crescent (vs. Odessa)1996
Longest Kickoff Return883 Players; most recent: Cole Svec, Neah Bay (vs. Liberty Christian)2014
Longest Interception Return100Caleb Bingham, DeSales (vs. Liberty Christian)2025
Longest Fumble Return91John Reamer, Neah Bay (vs. Liberty Christian)2014
Longest Field Goal23Jett Nelson, Odessa (vs. Naselle)2019

TEAM (CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ONLY)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/OPPONENTYEAR
Most First Downs31Almira-Coulee-Hartline (vs. Sunnyside Christian)2017
Total Offense722Almira-Coulee-Hartline (vs. Sunnyside Christian)2017
Most Rushes82Wilbur-Creston-Keller (vs. Liberty Christian)2024
Most Yards Rushing555Odessa (vs. Naselle)2019
Least Yards Rushing4Neah Bay (vs. Odessa)1989
Most Yards Passing552Tri-Cities Prep (vs. Lummi Nation)2009
Least Yards Passing3Naselle (vs. Odessa)2019
Most Return Yards279Clallam Bay (vs. Touchet)1998
Most Passes Attempted41Almira-Coulee-Hartline (vs. Sunnyside Christian)2017
Most Passes Completed27Tri-Cities Prep (vs. Lummi Nation)2009
Most Passes Had Intercepted42 Times; most recent: Odessa (vs. Crescent)1996
Most Punts62 Times; most recent: St. John-Endicott (vs. Lummi Nation)2006
Most Fumbles82 Times; most recent: Colton (vs. Taholah)1997
Most Fumbles Lost5Oakville (vs. Washtucna)1977
Most Penalties142 Times; most recent: Lummi Nation (vs. Almira-Coulee-Hartline)2015
Most Yards Penalized132Lummi Nation (vs. Almira-Coulee-Hartline)2015
Most Points Scored84Almira-Coulee-Hartline (vs. Sunnyside Christian)2017
Highest Losing Score62Wishkah Valley (vs. LaCrosse-Washtucna)2008
Most Points One Quarter40Odessa (vs. Almira-Coulee-Hartline)2018
Largest Margin58Prescott 58, Pe Ell 01975

TEAM (ENTIRE TOURNAMENT)

TITLERECORDSCHOOL/YEARS
Most Consecutive Wins15LaCrosse-Washtucna, 2002-2012
Most Consecutive Appearances16Lummi Nation, 2004-2019

Light Show

by
JOIN THE LIGHT SHOW

Tournament Programs

by

TOURNAMENT PROGRAMS

what's changing with tournament programs?

Beginning in Fall 2025, the WIAA will offer Tournament Programs exclusively online for free, and will no longer print and sell physical Tournament Programs.

  1. Tournament Programs are now digital only and available through Issuu and each sport’s Tournament Central about two days before events, replacing all on-site printed sales.
  2. The move aligns with the national standard, addresses capacity and efficiency concerns, and ensures statewide access for fans before, during, and after State Championships.
  3. Fans can download programs at no cost and print them anywhere to continue their physical collections without interruption.
DIGITAL TOURNAMENT PROGRAMS

What’s changing with Tournament Programs?
The WIAA will now offer all Tournament Programs exclusively online for free. Printed programs will no longer be sold on-site at State Championships.

Why is this change being made?
This transition aligns with the national standard among State Associations. After surveying all 51 State Associations in Spring 2025, the WIAA found that most now publish their programs digitally. Moving online also helps reduce printing waste and allows fans to access programs before and after events.

What’s changing inside the Tournament Programs?
The content fans are used to isn’t going anywhere. Each Tournament Program will continue to include team rosters, brackets, tournament history, statistics, and records, along with other familiar features, just in a new, convenient format.

Where can I access a Tournament Program?
Programs are available through Issuu, a leading digital flipbook platform, and on each sport’s Tournament Central page.

How do I download a Tournament Program?
When viewing a program, users can download the PDF file directly by clicking on the download button on the bottom bar of icons.

When will Tournament Programs be made available?
Programs will be uploaded to Issuu and Tournament Central pages about two days before each State Championship event, making them available before events for the first time! Fans can now view programs before the events begin and revisit them anytime afterward. Once uploaded, they remain available throughout and after the State Championships.

Can I maintain my physical collection of Tournament Programs?
Yes! You can absolutely continue your collection. After downloading your Tournament Program PDF, you’re welcome to print it however you like: At a local print shop or office store, through an online service like Canva, or even on your home printer. You’ll have full access to your digital copy, so whether you want a traditional booklet or a poster, or something else, that’s completely up to you.

Will the printed programs ever return?
There are no current plans to return to printed, on-site program sales, as digital delivery better serves fans statewide and aligns with national practices.

Can I still get a program if I can’t attend the tournament?
Absolutely! One of the biggest benefits of going digital is that anyone can access Tournament Programs, whether you’re attending in-person or following from home.

1B2B1A Track & Field Cover
2A3A4A Track & Field Cover
Baseball Cover
Spring Soccer Cover
Fastpitch Cover
DanceDrill Cover
3A4A Basketball Cover
1A2A Basketball Cover
1B2B Basketball Cover
Wrestling Cover
Boys Swim & Dive Cover
Gymnastics Cover
Flag Football Cover
Cheer Cover
Bowling Cover
Football Cover
Fall Soccer Cover
3A, 4A VB Cover
1A, 2A VB Cover
1B, 2B VB Cover
Girls Swim & Dive Cover
XC Cover
Slowpitch Cover

Complimentary Passes

by

COMPLIMENTARY pASSES

The WIAA offers complimentary passes to State Championships exclusively through the Association’s digital ticketing partner, GoFan. Membership cards, or other forms of identification, will not be accepted. Complimentary passes will only be accepted through GoFan to enter WIAA State Championships.

Review the resources on this page to ensure you’re fully prepared for this year’s State events. If you have any questions, please work with your affiliate association (WOA, WSCA, WSSAAA). Thank you for your continued support of the WIAA.

COMPLIMENTARY PASS ELIGIBILITY

  • WIAA Guests
  • WIAA Lifetime Pass
  • Affiliate Associations (*Based on Criteria)
    • WOA*
    • WSCA*
    • WSSAAA*

What are complimentary passes?
Complimentary passes are distributed to eligible members of affiliate associations (WSCA, WOA, WSSAAA), WIAA Guests, and WIAA Lifetime Members, to receive access to WIAA State Championships at no cost.

What’s the change with complimentary passes?
The WIAA is now only accepting complimentary passes through GoFan, the Association’s digital ticketing partner, as a digital pass.

Why is this change being made?
The transition to digital passes is being made to make the venue entry experience more simple for complimentary pass holders, to make it easier for the WIAA and affiliate organizations to accommodate pass holders, and to declutter the Pass Gate at WIAA State Championships.

Can I transfer my complimentary pass?
No, complimentary passes are non-transferable.

How long is the complimentary pass active?
The complimentary pass is on an annual model. Once redeemed, it will remain available for the remainder of the school year

How do complimentary passes work for multi-day State Championships?
Complimentary passes must be used each day at a State Championship. Once used, it will be inactive for the remainder of the day, and can be used again the following day.

How do affiliate association members receive a complimentary pass?
Complimentary passes are distributed to eligible members of affiliate organizations as redeemable codes. 

Does the WIAA office distribute these codes?
Affiliate associations are responsible for distributing codes to eligible members. The WIAA office will distribute codes for WIAA Guests and WIAA Lifetime Pass holders.

How do I know if I’m eligible for a digital pass?
Contact the leadership of your affiliate association for the terms of eligibility.

Where do I enter at WIAA State Championships with a digital pass?
For WIAA State Championships at the Tacoma Dome, Yakima Valley SunDome, and Spokane Arena, you will redeem your pass at the State Tournament’s Pass Gate. For all other WIAA State Championships, you will redeem your pass at the general entrances for spectators. See a detailed chart here: Complimentary Passes Access Chart

Where can I access a step-by-step tutorial on code redemption?
Watch the video below or read through the tutorial presentation here: Complimentary Passes Tutorial Presentation

REDEEM YOUR COMPLIMENTARY PASS CODE

FOR WIAA GUESTS & WIAA LIFETIME PASS HOLDERS

REDEEM: 2026-27 WIAA STATE TOURNAMENT PASS

FOR ELIGIBLE WSCA MEMBERS

REDEEM: 2026-27 WSCA STATE TOURNAMENT PASS

FOR ELIGIBLE WOA MEMBERS

REDEEM: 2026-27 WOA STATE TOURNAMENT PASS

FOR ELIGIBLE WSSAAA MEMBERS

REDEEM: 2026-27 WSSAAA STATE TOURNAMENT PASS

2025-26 Tickets – Welcome

by

2025-2026

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 Numerica Veterans 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
  • 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 Opening Round Basketball and Semifinal Football where tickets are valid at all sites on the day for which they are purchased
TOURNAMENTTICKET VERSIONADULT // STUDENT/SR/MIL
SLOWPITCH SOFTBALLAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Oct. 24)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Oct. 25)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
CROSS COUNTRYAll-Tournament (Nov. 8)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
1B, 2B VOLLEYBALL
All-Tournament$25 // $20 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 12)$15 // $12 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 13)$15 // $12 (+ FEES)
Note:  Ticket prices include a $2.00 per ticket facility fee added by the SunDome. In addition, tickets sold are subject to additional ticketing fees.
1A, 2A VOLLEYBALLAll-Tournament$25 // $20 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 14)$15 // $12 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 15)$15 // $12 (+ FEES)
Note:  Ticket prices include a $2.00 per ticket facility fee added by the SunDome. In addition, tickets sold are subject to additional ticketing fees.
GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVINGAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 14)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 15)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
3A, 4A VOLLEYBALLAll-Tournament$25 // $20 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 21)$15 // $12 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 22)$15 // $12 (+ FEES)
Note:  Ticket prices include a $2.00 per ticket facility fee added by the SunDome. In addition, tickets sold are subject to additional ticketing fees.
FALL SOCCER OPENING ROUNDSManaged by WIAA Districts$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
3A, 4A GIRLS SOCCERAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 21)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 22)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
1A, 2A GIRLS SOCCERAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 21)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 22)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
1B/2B BOYS & GIRLS SOCCERAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Nov. 21)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Nov. 22)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
FOOTBALL OPENING ROUNDSManaged by WIAA Districts$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
FOOTBALL SEMIFINALSAll-Day (Nov. 29)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
FOOTBALL FINALSAll-Tournament$32 // $23 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Dec. 5)$18 // $13 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Dec. 6)$18 // $13 (+ FEES)
TOURNAMENTTICKET VERSIONADULT // STUDENT/SR/MIL
4A GIRLS BOWLINGAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day (Feb. 4)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day (Feb. 5)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
3A GIRLS BOWLINGAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day (Feb. 6)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day (Feb. 7)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
CHEERLEADINGAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Feb. 6)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Feb. 7)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
1A/2A GIRLS BOWLINGAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day (Feb. 9)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day (Feb. 10)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL OPENING ROUNDSSingle Day$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALLAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day (Feb. 13)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day (Feb. 14)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
BOYS SWIMMING & DIVINGAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Feb. 20)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Feb. 21)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
MAT CLASSIC (WRESTLING)2-Day Pass – Feb. 19-20$39 // $26 (+ FEES)
 2-Day Pass – Feb. 20-21$39 // $26 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Feb. 19)$23 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Feb. 20)$23 // $16 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (Feb. 21)$23 // $16 (+ 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$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – 4A Day 1 (Feb. 19)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – 4A Day 2 (Feb. 20)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – 1A/2A/3A Day 1 (Feb. 20)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – 1A/2A/3A Day 2 (Feb. 21)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
BASKETBALL OPENING ROUNDSSingle Day (Feb. 24-28)$14 // $11 (+ FEES)
3A, 4A BASKETBALL (Tacoma)4-Day All-Tournament (Mar. 4-7)$57 // $46 (+ FEES)
 3-Day All-Tournament (Mar. 5-7)$44 // $35 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Mar. 4)$17 // $14 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Mar. 5)$17 // $14 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (Mar. 6)$17 // $14 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 4 (Mar. 7)$18 // $15 (+ FEES)
NOTES: ticket prices include $3 per ticket facility surcharges added by the Tacoma Dome; 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. 4-7)$57 // $46 (+ FEES)
 3-Day All-Tournament (Mar. 5-7)$44 // $35 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Mar. 4)$17 // $14 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Mar. 5)$17 // $14 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (Mar. 6)$17 // $14 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 4 (Mar. 7)$18 // $15 (+ FEES)
Note:  Ticket prices include a $2.00 per ticket facility fee added by the SunDome. In addition, tickets sold are subject to additional ticketing fees.
1B, 2B BASKETBALL (Spokane)4-Day All-Tournament (Mar. 4-7) $57 // $46 (+ FEES)
 3-Day All-Tournament (Mar. 4-7)$44 // $35 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (Mar. 4)$16 // $13 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (Mar. 5)$16 // $13 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (Mar. 6)$16 // $13 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 4 (Mar. 7)$17 // $14 (+ FEES)
NOTES: Ticket prices include a $1.00 or $2.00 facility fee added by Numerica Veterans Arena. In addition, tickets sold are subject to additional ticketing fees.
DANCE/DRILLAll-Tournament (Mar. 27 & 28)$25 // $20 (+FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 – 4A (Mar. 27)$15 // $12 (+FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 – 1A/2A/3A (Mar. 28)$15 // $12 (+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$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
BASEBALL OPENING ROUNDSSingle Day (May 19 & 23)$12 // $9 (+ FEES)
1A, 4A FASTPITCH SOFTBALLAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 21)$9 // $7 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 22)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (May 23)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
3A FASTPITCH SOFTBALLAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 21)$9 // $7 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 22)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (May 23)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
1B, 2B FASTPITCH SOFTBALLAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 21)$9 // $7 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 22)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (May 23)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
2A FASTPITCH SOFTBALLAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 22)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 23)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
2A, 3A, 4A BOYS & GIRLS TRACK & FIELDAll-Tournament$31 // $24 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 28)$9 // $7 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 29)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (May 30)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
1B, 2B, 1A BOYS & GIRLS TRACK & FIELDAll-Tournament$31 // $24 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 28)$9 // $7 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 29)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 3 (May 30)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
3A, 4A BASEBALLAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 29)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 30)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
1A, 2A BASEBALLAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 29)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 30)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
1B, 2B BASEBALLAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 29)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 30)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
3A, 4A BOYS SOCCERAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 29)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 30)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
1A, 2A BOYS SOCCERAll-Tournament$23 // $18 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 1 (May 29)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)
 Single Day – Day 2 (May 30)$13 // $10 (+ FEES)

Media Credential Application

by

MEDIA CREDENTIAL APPLICATION

To obtain credentials to WIAA State Championships, media outlets must apply annually to become an approved outlet using the form below. Upon completion, the WIAA Office will be notified of the submission, and you will be contacted with an application result thereafter. Before submitting a media credential application, please review the qualifications and credentialing process in the WIAA Multimedia Policies.

THE SPRING SEASONAL CREDENTIALING WINDOW HAS CLOSED.

MEDIA OUTLETS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO APPLY AT THE START OF THE 2026-27 SCHOOL YEAR.

WIAA CONTACT

Sean Bessette
Director of Communications

NOTE: The list of previously approved outlets was reset prior to the 2025-26 school year. If your outlet had been previously approved, the outlet will need to reapply as the Association transitions to an annual credentialing model.

SEASONAL CREDENTIALING WINDOWS

With the revamped WIAA Multimedia Policies, the Association will credential outlets during seasonal windows. The WIAA will not approve credential applications outside of the seasonal windows.

  • FALL: September 8, 2025 – October 15, 2025
  • WINTER: December 16, 2025 – January 15, 2026
  • SPRING: April 1, 2026 – April 30, 2026

Broadcaster Educational Opportunities

by

BROADCASTER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

In an effort to enhance the streaming efforts of high school athletics and activities across Washington, the WIAA presents three free courses for all interested broadcasters. Broadcasters on the NFHS Network for WIAA State Tournaments must complete the three courses below before broadcasting a State Tournament contest. As a result of the growing importance of broadcasting high school athletics and activities, the WIAA partnered with Jamie Council, a prominent freelance broadcast journalist in Washington, to create the WIAA Broadcast Training Course.

The WIAA Broadcast Training Course contains basic, pertinent information in order to properly cover a WIAA State Tournament, or any high school contest or activity, for free. In contrast to other courses, the WIAA Broadcast Training Course is primarily focused on Washington-specific topics, and is designed to uplift broadcasters, expect accountability, and provide accessible professional development. Additionally, the NFHS created two courses: Play-by-Play Announcing & Implicit Bias. These courses emphasize two core elements of broadcasting and are found on the NFHS Learn website.
 
All courses will require participants to register and further information, including links to the courses, can be found below.

WIAA CONTACT

Sean Bessette
Director of Communications

wiaa broadcast training course

ACCESS COURSE
  • Navigate to the link above
  • Create an Account or Login. If you are creating an account as a media member, register yourself as a non-school-related individual.
  • Click Course Enrollments on the left sidebar, then Browse Available Courses on the right
  • Scan the list of available courses until you find WIAA Broadcast Training Course.

Estimated Time for Completion: ~45-60 minutes

The WIAA Broadcast Training Course exists to help give high school athletes the best coverage while assisting broadcast professionals in their development. The WIAA wants to create opportunities for students and those passionate about serving high school sports. It is the WIAA’s hope to serve both entities with a required training course for all WIAA announcers. The hope is to put forth established expectations that the WIAA can expect accountability while also uplifting broadcasters and providing professional development.

nfhs learn: play-by-play announcing

ACCESS COURSE

Estimated Time for Completion: ~60 minutes

Play-by-play announcing is a key aspect when broadcasting a live game, providing vital insight to the moment-by-moment action of the sport, as well as developing stories behind-the-scenes. That is why the NFHS has created the course Play-by-Play Announcing. This course demonstrates how to professionally prepare for a game as a play-by-play announcer, how to successfully work with an analyst or reporter, how to use proper tone and inflection, and the important aspects of play-by-play announcing during a live broadcast. So, take the course Play-by-Play Announcing, available for free on the NFHS Learning Center.

nfhs learn: implicit bias

ACCESS COURSE

Estimated Time for Completion: ~60 minutes

Implicit biases are the automatic reactions we have toward other people based on our past learning and expectations. Studies show that Implicit Bias affects the experiences of students in school athletic and activity programs. The NFHS has partnered with Project Implicit to bring you this course, Implicit Bias. Studies support that there is a relationship between implicit bias and real-world behavior, which highlights the importance of being aware of and managing your bias. This course defines and illustrates examples of Implicit Bias and provides research on how it impacts our society.

Multimedia Policies

by

MULTIMEDIA POLICIES

The WIAA has launched revamped multimedia policies, an encompassing document that clarifies a number of important media-related topics for WIAA State Championships. These multimedia policies apply to all activities in which multimedia credentials and rights are granted by the WIAA. The WIAA reserves the right to administer and amend these policies at its sole discretion at any time. Violation of the following multimedia policies may result in a loss of credentials. All approved media agree to and commit to following these multimedia policies. 

2025-26 POINTS OF EMPHASIS:

  • Outlets must apply annually for media credentials during three seasonal application windows. Upon approval, the outlet is approved for the remainder of the school year.
  • Rate cards for streaming, television, and radio rights are clarified.
  • Credentialing qualifications for “Emerging Media” have been established

WIAA CONTACT

Sean Bessette
Director of Communications

2024-25 Tickets – Welcome

by

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)

RPI Rankings – Welcome – Copy

by

It is the responsibility of WIAA member schools to manage their schedules and scores using Arbiter.  For questions regarding the accuracy of information of a particular school, please contact that school’s Athletic Director.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is RPI?
RPI, Rating Percentage Index is a statistical system used to comparatively rank teams.

 

What is the purpose of the RPI?
The RPI will be one tool utilized by the seeding committees to determine first round bracket pairings into the State Tournaments.

 

What is the RPI formula?
The formula used is as follows: RPI = (40% x WP) + (40% x OWP) + (20% x OOWP)

WP (Winning Percentage): Divide the number of wins by the number of total games played for your team.
OWP (Opponents’ Winning Percentage): Average of the winning percentage of a team’s opponents (Note: this is not calculated via the combined record of the opponents, but rather by averaging the winning percentage of the opponents).
OOWP (Opponents’ Opponents’ Winning Percentage): Same process as OWP except the calculation is with the opponents of the team’s opponent. Note: there is an exception for out-of-state opponents – see below.

 

Why use the RPI vs what has been used previously?
The RPI system will be an accurate reflection of all regular and postseason games.  Teams will be seeded into the state brackets based on their final ranking as determined by the seeding committees versus previous criteria that was based on how teams finished in the District qualifying tournaments.

 

Should scores from the jamboree be reported?
No, only scores from full games should be reported.

 

What if a game/match goes into overtime?
Overtime periods are considered to be an extension of the final period.

 

If a soccer match ends in a tie, how will it be calculated in the RPI?
All matches that end in a tie will default to a .5 win.

 

How do we report scores from a volleyball invitational tournament?
Since there is no consistent structure/format for volleyball invitational tournaments, they will not be included in the RPI.

 

Will postseason games be taken into consideration?
Yes, all games played through the District qualifying tournaments will be included.

 

What is important to make RPI successful?
Score reporting is essential for an accurate RPI.  Schedules and scores will be managed through Arbiter.  The WIAA will publish the RPI in the WIAA Live mobile app and on the WIAA website.

 

Where should scores be reported?
Officials will report the scores into Arbiter following the contest.  Since the RPI will be based on the scores reported, it is recommended that schools verify scores.

 

How will out-of-state opponents be calculated?
For games played against out-of-state opponents, both the opponent’s winning percentage and opponents’ opponent’s winning percentage will default to .500.

 

What is the impact of cross-classification games?
The formula does not take into account classifications.   A team will not be penalized for playing a team in a lower classification nor rewarded for playing against a team in a higher classification (see how the formula is calculated above).

 

Does the score differential matter in the RPI?
The RPI is based on a win loss formula.  Score differential will have no bearing on the RPI.

 

What if teams have a different number of contests?
The RPI formula works off the averages of three components:  winning percentage, opponents’ winning percentage and opponents’ opponents’ winning percentage, so an imbalance of one or two contests between teams will have virtually no impact on the ranking system.

 

What if a full contest is not possible due to inclement weather?
The specific sport NFHS rule books define a contest, which is what will be used to determine if a contest is considered to be complete.

 

What is the difference between a cancelled game and a forfeited game?
A cancelled game will not be included in the RPI.  In a forfeited game, one team is declared a winner and the other team is declared a loser, so it will be included in both team’s RPI.

 

Are the WIAA Foundation games included in the RPI?
Yes.

 

Is a team’s RPI based on the opponent’s record at the time the game is played or is the RPI based on the final regular season record of their opponents?
The final RPI calculations used for seeding purposes will be based on the final records of all teams.

This is he Team Tabs
Skip to content