Washington state high school football coaches have released their latest classification polls, reflecting team performances through the early season.
Class 4A Puyallup holds the top spot after a strong start to the campaign, followed closely by Lake Stevens and Sumner. Graham-Kapowsen and Skyview round out the top five, with Kennedy Catholic, Bothell, and Moses Lake securing the next three spots. Tahoma and Eastmont share ninth position.
Class 3A ODea leads the field in 3A, edging out Eastside Catholic and Bellevue in the early rankings. Enumclaw and Rainier Beach claim fourth and fifth, with Southridge, Mount Tahoma, Kennewick, Federal Way, and Ridgeline rounding out the top ten.
Class 2A Anacortes and Tumwater are tied for first, demonstrating strong starts to their seasons. Archbishop Murphy lands at third, with W.F. West, Lynden, Orting, Prosser, Selah, Franklin Pierce, and West Valley (Spokane) following in order.
Class 1A Royal opens the season at number one, with Cashmere and Lynden Christian closely behind. Nooksack Valley, Rochester, La Center, Cascade Christian, Mount Baker, Zillah, and Kings make up the remainder of the top ten.
Class 2B Northwest Christian (Colbert) earns the top spot in 2B, ahead of Okanogan and Onalaska. Adna, Tri-Cities Prep, and Napavine follow, with Colfax and Newport tied for seventh. Forks and Toledo share ninth place.
Class 1B Amira-Coulee-Hartline claims the No. 1 position in 1B, followed by DeSales and Liberty Christian. Naselle, Pomeroy, Wilbur-Creston-Keller, Wahkiakum, Tulalip Heritage, Darrington, and Dayton complete the list.