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, 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.
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TOURNAMENT STAFF
TOURNAMENT MANAGER: Mark Albertine
GAMES COMMITTEE: Mark Albertine, Kevin Erickson, John Matteo
TEAM LIAISON: Mark Haley, Curtis Fletcher
OFFICE STAFF: Kimber Miller
FLOOR MANAGERS: Pat McCarthy (Boys), Johnny Lee (Girls)
OFFICALS COORDINATOR: John Matteo
OFFICALS LIAISONS/FLOOR LEADERS: Ira Dunbar, Mike Price
TOWELS: Kevin McCrossin
MEDIA: Tom Gallo, Terry Manley, Mike Lewis, Mike McKay
TRAINERS/PHYSICIANS: Jason Berglund, Olympic Sports & Spine
LOCKER ROOM ATTENDENTS: Mac Cumbee, Randy Hudson, Harry Sneed, Rodney Lucas
PASS GATE: Rhonda Stinson, Judy Richardson
BAND/CHEERLEADERS: Marcus Bradford, Ty Williams
TEAM HOSTS: Alex Spearman, Cotton Clarke
2025 STATE CHAMPIONS
2025 4A GIRLS STATE CHAMPION: DAVIS PIRATES
ROAD TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP:
OPENING ROUND - MAR. 1 - DAVIS HS
OPENING ROUND: DAVIS 62 - SUMNER 67
CHAMPIONSHIPS - MAR. 5 - MAR. 8 - TACOMA DOME
ROUND OF 12: DAVIS 81 - MEAD 58
QUARTERFINAL: DAVIS 71 - LAKE WASHINGTON 59
SEMIFINAL: DAVIS 76 - GLACIER PEAK 38
CHAMPIONSHIP: DAVIS 61 - SUMNER 45
FINAL RECORD: 24-3
HEAD COACH: AKIL WHITE
2025 3A GIRLS STATE CHAMPION: CENTRAL VALLEY BEARS
ROAD TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP:
OPENING ROUND - FEB. 28 - CENTRAL VALLEY HS
OPENING ROUND: CENTRAL VALLEY 78 - MEADOWDALE 64
CHAMPIONSHIPS - MAR. 5 - MAR. 8 - TACOMA DOME
QUARTERFINAL: CENTRAL VALLEY 45 - KENNEWICK 37
SEMIFINAL: CENTRAL VALLEY 51 - GARFIELD 49
CHAMPIONSHIP: CENTRAL VALLEY 39 - LAKESIDE 34
FINAL RECORD: 27-0
HEAD COACH: JASON WILSON
CHEERLEADER HOST: Esha Ki’Kidd, Cathy Sisk Banks
TACOMA DOME SUPERVISORS: Phillip Oliver, Morgan Nyren
ANNOUNCERS: Mark Aucutt (Supervisor), Larry Beck, Julie Campbell, Martin Dawood, Robert Gary Jr., Paul Stabbert, Tom Lafferty Mark Westly, Rob Simpson
TIMERS: Brian Solinsky (Supervisor), Marc Langvad, Packy Rieder, Pierre Tutty, Dan Mackay, Chase Looker, Todd Penman, John Cummings, Lance Phillips, Mike Williams, Sue Williams, Dan Rivera, Lissa Solinsky, Dave Sandberg, Brianne Seston, Chandra Hamel, Sarah Quantz
SCORERS: Brenda Penman (Supervisor), Gary Loucks, Ryan Simmons, Kevin Zylstra
2025 4A BOYS STATE CHAMPION: GONZAGA PREP BULLPUPS
ROAD TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP:
OPENING ROUND - MAR. 1 - WEST VALLEY (SPOKANE) HS
OPENING ROUND: GONZAGA PREP 56 - PUYALLUP 54
CHAMPIONSHIPS - MAR. 5 - MAR. 8 - TACOMA DOME
QUARTERFINAL: GONZAGA PREP 53 - AUBURN 50 (OT)
SEMIFINAL: GONZAGA PREP 62 - GLACIER PEAK 50
CHAMPIONSHIP: GONZAGA PREP 57 - PUYALLUP 55
FINAL RECORD: 26-2
HEAD COACH: MATTY MCINTYRE
2025 3A BOYS STATE CHAMPION: RAINIER BEACH VIKINGS
Assistant Coaches: Katie Gillies, Rick Maldonado, Brek Morris, Ana Tuiaea-Ruud, Trent Simpkins, Dave Wilson, Eric Mattox Managers: Reagan Allen, Jordan Maiden, Jaelyn Medelez, Arelly Tijerina
DAVIS PIRATES
SEASON RECORD: 21-2
GONZAGA PREP BULLPUPS
City: Spokane
Colors: Navy, White
Principal: Derek Duchesne
Superintendent: Michael Dougherty
Athletic Director: Paul Manfred
KENNEDY CATHOLIC LANCERS
LAKE STEVENS VIKINGS
LAKE WASHINGTON KANGAROOS
SEASON RECORD: 19-7
SUMNER SPARTANS
City: Sumner
School District: Sumner
Colors: Purple, White
Principal: Jeff Baines
Superintendent: Laurie Dent
Athletic Director: Chris Paulson
TAHOMA BEARS
UNION TITANS
WOODINVILLE FALCONS
SEASON RECORD: 24-4
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AUBURN TROJANS
CHIAWANA RIVERHAWKS
RECORD: 22-3
EMERALD RIDGE JAGUARS
GLACIER PEAK GRIZZLIES
SEASON RECORD: 21-2
GONZAGA PREP BULLPEPS
City: Spokane
Colors: Navy, White
Principal: Derek Duchesne
Superintendent: Michael Dougherty
Athletic Director: Paul Manfred
LAKE WASHINGTON KANGAROOS
MOUNT SI WILDCATS
City: Snoqualmie
School District: Snoqualmie Valley
Colors: Scarlet, Grey
Principal: Vernie Newell
Superintendent: Dan Schlotfeldt
Athletic Director: Jordan Sauvage
Head Coach: Jason Griffith
Assistant Coaches: Cole Westover, Brad Knowles, Daniel Tomson, Scott Reid, Robert Lowden
PUYALLUP VIKINGS
REDMOND MUSTANGS
Superintendent:
RICHLAND BOMBERS
SEASON RECORD: 25-0
WEST VALLEY RAMS
WOODINVILLE FALCONS
SEASON RECORD: 19-7
BELLEVUE WOLVERINES
EASTSIDE CATHOLIC CRUSADERS
RECORD: 24-3
EDMONDS-WOODWAY WARRIORS
EVERGREEN PLAINSMEN
LAKESIDE LIONS
MEADOWDALE MAVERICKS
NORTH THURSTON RAMS
RIDGELINE FALCONS
RECORD: 20-6
ROOSEVELT ROUGH RIDERS
SNOHOMISH PANTHERS
RECORD: 21-4
STANWOOD SPARTANS
WHITE RIVER HORNETS
AUBURN MOUNTAINVIEW LIONS
Superintendent: Alan Spicciati
Athletic Director: Chris Carr
BELLARMINE PREP LIONS
22-3
BELLEVUE WOLVERINES
City: Bellevue
School District: Bellevue
Colors: Navy Blue, Gold
Principal: Dr. Victor Anderson
Superintendent: Kelly Aramaki
Athletic Director: John Hill
EASTSIDE CATHOLIC CRUSADERS
EDMONDS-WOODWAY WARRIORS
City: Edmonds
School District: Edmonds
Colors: Forest Green, Purple
Principal: Allison Larsen
Superintendent: Dr. Rebecca Miner
Athletic Director: Jennie Hershey
Head Coach: Tyler Geving
Assistant Coaches: Steve Escandon, Markus Warren, Clint Bristol, Tyas HansenJones, Joe Timmes
LIBERTY PATRIOTS
LINCOLN ABES
SEASON RECORD: 17-3
MT. SPOKANE WILDCATS
O’DEA FIGHTING IRISH
Principal: James Walker
Athletic Director: Monte Kohler
PRAIRIE FALCONS
RAINIER BEACH VIKINGS
SHOREWOOD STORMRAYS
SEASON RECORD: 19-7
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AGREEMENTS
STATE TOURNAMENT RECORDS - 4A GIRLS
INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT (1974-2010)
Most Points: 114, Joyce Walker, Garfield, 1980
Average Points: 38.0, Joyce Walker, Garfield, 1980
Field Goals Made: 49, Joyce Walker, Garfield, 1980
Field Goals Attempted: 96, Joyce Walker, Garfield, 1980
3-Point Field Goals Made: 17, Emily Guthrie, Snohomish, 2009
3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 39, Ashley Corral, Prairie, 2008
Free Throws Made: 36, Morgan Bennett, Mead, 1999
Free Throws Attempted: 53, Jean Cochenette, Ocosta, 1974
Most Points: 51, Isaiah Thomas, Curtis (vs. Franklin), 2006 Field Goals Made: 18, 2 tied: Clint Names, Stadium (vs. Richland), 1957; Fred Brown, Mercer Island (vs. Columbia River), 1992 Field Goals Attempted: 35, 2 tied: Bob Beckel, Walla Walla (vs. Highland), 1955; Kelly Bland, Bellarmine (vs. Timberline), 1988
Most 3-Point Field Goals Made: 9, Jeff Chapman, Sehome (vs. Decatur), 1996
Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 20, Brett Kingma, Jackson (vs. Davis), 2011
Free Throws Made: 19, 2 tied: Bill Chronis, Vancouver (vs. Lincoln, Seattle), 1955; Tom Halvorson, Rogers (Spokane) (vs. Lincoln, Seattle), 1959
Free Throws Attempted: 25, Bill Chronis, Vancouver (vs. Lincoln, Seattle), 1955 Rebounds: 30, Chuck White, Lake Washington (vs. Richland), 1959 Assists: 14, Jabe Mullins, Mt. Si (vs. Glacier Peak), 2020 Steals: 9, 2 tied: Chad Boyer, Oak Harbor (vs. Kentridge), 1989; Fred Brown, Mercer Island (vs. Columbia River), 1992 Blocked Shots: 10, Riley Sorn, Richland (vs. Gonzaga Prep), 2017
INDIVIDUAL CAREER
Most Points: 241, Isaiah Thomas, Curtis, 2005-06
Average Points: 34.4, Isaiah Thomas, Curtis, 2005-06 Field Goals Made: 84, Norris Brown, Richland, 1955-57 Field Goals Attempted: 213, Norris Brown, Richland, 1955-57
3-Point Field Goals Made: 33, Colten Northrop, Richland, 2017-19
3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 86, James Davis, Evergreen (Vancouver), 1998-2000 Free Throws Made: 74, Jeff Brown, Mead, 1988-89 Free Throws Attempted: 100, John Meyers, Richland, 1956-58 Rebounds: 196, John Meyers, Richland, 1956-58 Assists: 53, Matt Dyment, Evergreen (Vancouver), 1994-95 Steals: 33, Taylor Stubblefield, Davis, 1998-2000 Blocked Shots: 47, Riley Sorn, Richland, 2017-18
INDIVIDUAL GAME
Most Points One Quarter: 35, 2 tied: Lincoln (vs. Bothell), 1997; Ferris (vs. Franklin), 2007
Least Points One Quarter: 0, many teams; most recent: Blanchet (vs. Renton), 1963
Least Total Points: 14, (Cashmere 10, Puyallup 4), 1926
Largest Margin: 45, (Everett 64, Oakville 19), 1940
Field Goals Made: 39, 2 tied: Mount Rainier (vs. Hale), 1971; Garfield (vs. Bethel), 1980
Field Goals Attempted: 86, Wapato (vs. North Thurston), 1961
Field Goal Percentage: 70.2, Olympia (vs. Skyview), 2020
Most 3-Point Field Goals Made: 15, Richland (vs. Kentridge), 2019
Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 34, Decatur (vs. Central Valley), 1993 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 att): 66.7 (10-15), Kamiakin (vs. Central Valley), 1993
Most Points: 48, Ryan Williams, O’Dea (vs. Hale), 1994 Field Goals Made: 18, Mike Brotherton, Battle Ground (vs. Mount Vernon), 1990 Field Goals Attempted: 39, Jevon Green, Hale (vs. O’Dea), 1994
Most 3-Point Field Goals Made: 9, Jevon Green, Hale (vs. O’Dea), 1994 Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 22, Jevon Green, Hale (vs. O’Dea), 1994 Free Throws Made: 20, Ryan Williams, O’Dea (vs. Hale), 1994 Free Throws Attempted: 22, Ryan Williams, O’Dea (vs. Hale), 1994 Rebounds: 26, 2 tied: Charlie Yankus, Medical Lake (vs. Mark Morris), 1975; Chris Welp, Olympic (vs. Mount Rainier), 1983 Assists: 15, Rick Linehan, Sunnyside (vs. Elma), 1974 Steals: 9, Jason Terry, Franklin (vs. Aberdeen), 1994 Blocked Shots: 10, Marshaun Thompson, Bremerton (vs. Hanford), 1999; Gary Stern, Rainier Beach (vs Columbia River), 2009
INDIVIDUAL CAREER
Most Points: 230, Lodrick Stewart, Rainier Beach, 2000-03 Average Points: 29.8, Dave Lashua, Marysville, 1975-76 Field Goals Made: 93, Doug Wrenn, O’Dea, 1996-98 Field Goals Attempted: 207, Lodrick Stewart, Rainier Beach, 2000-03 3-Point Field Goals Made: 36, Ryan Kies, Mount Vernon, 1991-93 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 86, Ryan Anderson, Rainier Beach, 2003-06 Free Throws Made: 68, Ryan Williams, O’Dea, 1993-94 Free Throws Attempted: 85, Mark Hendrickson, Mount Vernon, 1990-92 Rebounds: 114, Mark Hendrickson, Mount Vernon, 1990-92 Assists: 50, Lodrick Stewart, Rainier Beach, 2000-03 Steals: 55, Lodrick Stewart, Rainier Beach, 2000-03 Blocked Shots: 35, David Emslie, Seattle Prep, 1996-97
INDIVIDUAL GAME
Most Points One Quarter: 34, R.A. Long (vs. Evergreen, Seattle), 2003