Washington High School Football Rankings: Week 2 Poll Highlights
A state panel of sports writers has released its latest Associated Press poll for Washington high school football, reflecting team performance through the first two weeks of the 2025 season. Rankings are organized by WIAA classification, with points awarded based on voter preferences and first-place votes indicated in parentheses.
Class 4A
Lake Stevens maintains the top spot after a perfect start, earning seven total first-place votes and 75 points. Puyallup follows closely with 74 points and three first-place votes, also undefeated. Sumner occupies third place, backed by a single first-place vote and 61 points. Chiawana, Graham-Kapowsin, and Skyview round out the top five, with the latter two both holding strong records. Skyview’s solid start places it sixth, ahead of Mount Si and Skyline. Kennedy Catholic and Camas share ninth place with identical point totals, while several other teams earned recognition in the polling.
Class 3A
ODea leads Class 3A with the most points overall, 79, and an impressive seven first-place votes. Eastside Catholic sits in second, while Bellevue, coming off a split start, lands at third. Kennewick and Enumclaw are tied for fourth with identical scores, as are Federal Way and Rainier Beach. Tacoma (Lincoln) claims eighth, with White River and Sedro-Woolley rounding out the top ten. Multiple schools outside the top ten received enough support to be included among the others receiving votes.
Class 2A
Archbishop Murphy starts the season ranked first in Class 2A, drawing five first-place votes and accumulating 64 points. Tumwater and Anacortes follow closely, each with strong undefeated records and solid point totals. Lynden, Prosser, and Orting continue the trend of consistent performers, while W.F. West and West Valley (Spokane) hold mid-pack positions. North Kitsap and East Valley (Yakima) complete the top ten, and several additional programs earned votes to land on the extended list.
Class 1A
Royal claims the top spot in Class 1A with 70 points and seven first-place votes. Lynden Christian is a close second, while Cashmere, with a lone loss, remains in contention. LaCenter, Zillah, and Rochester form a tight group just behind, and Nooksack Valley, Mount Baker, Kings, and Tenino round out the top ten. Several smaller programs also garnered enough support to appear among the others receiving votes.
Class 2B
Adna and Onalaga share first place in Class 2B, each amassing 51 points, with Adna receiving two first-place votes and Onalaga one. Northwest Christian (Colbert) follows with a strong showing, and Okanogan, Tri-Cities Prep, and Reardan maintain steady positions. Napavine, Toledo, Newport, and Colfax round out the top ten. Additional teams received sufficient recognition to be listed among the others receiving votes.
Class 1B
Almira/Coulee-Hartline takes the top spot in Class 1B, backed by a first-place vote and a 2-0 record. DeSales (Walla Walla), despite an early loss, ranks second thanks to three first-place votes. Naselle, Pomeroy, and Wilbur-Creston follow, forming a competitive group near the top. A handful of programs earn votes outside the top five, reflecting depth across the classification.