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Washington high school sports results
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High school athletic competitions in Washington state continued through late September 2026, spanning multiple sports. Early reports focused on football results, including significant victories for Lake Stevens, Tumwater, and Lincoln. Subsequent updates expanded to include soccer, football, tennis, volleyball, and tennis. Notable developments included Enumclaw High School winning the ‘Battle of the Bridge’ trophy and Shorecrest maintaining an undefeated record in girls’ soccer. Recent activity in late September highlighted significant action in football and boys’ tennis. In tennis, Jackson improved to a 5-0 league record after a 6-1 victory over Kamiak. Other tennis results included Mariner defeating Arlington 4-3, Glacier Peak beating Lake Stevens 5-2, and Edmonds-Woodway winning 6-1 against Meadowdale. On September 25, several football, top-ranked football teams secured dominant wins. wins on September 25. No. 2 Puyallup defeated Curtis 72-6, No. 3 Bellevue beat Eastlake 49-7, and No. 11 Tumwater won against Woodland 47-7. Additional Other major scores featured included Mount Si shutting out Hazen 69-0 and Decatur defeating Todd Beamer 61-0. Tennis results showed continued momentum for Jackson, which moved to a 7-0 league record following a 7-0 sweep of Mariner. Other notable tennis matches included Lake Stevens defeating Arlington 5-2 and Glacier Peak winning 5-2 against Kamiak. Volleyball activity included Monroe securing a 3-2 victory over Stanwood to reach a 7-1 record, Everett sweeping Marysville Getchell 3-0, and Cascade defeating Marysville Pilchuck 3-1. On Orcas Island, the volleyball team improved to 2-3 after a win at Blaine, while the girls’ soccer team reached a 5-0 record following a 4-1 win over Friday Harbor. For the period of September 20-26, The Herald announced Prep Athlete of the Week nominees, including Bryson Acosta in football, Julianne Buchan in soccer, and Ava Gonzalez in volleyball.
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- 2026-09-29 09:17 UTC Washington high school sports results
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