High School Sports

Week 3: AP, TNT high school football rankings in Washington

Here’s the Associated Press Week 3 Top 10 high school football rankings in Washington for all classifications, as voted on by sportswriters across the state.

Also included: the TNT’s votes for the state’s four largest classifications, Class 4A to 1A.

CLASS 4A RANKINGS

AP

1. Camas (4)

2. Sumner (2)

3. Gonzaga Prep

4. Kennedy Catholic

5. Skyview

6. Lake Stevens

7. Eastlake

8. Yelm

9. Richland

10. Curtis

Others receiving votes: 11. South Kitsap 10. 12, Woodinville 9. 13, Arlington 9. 14, Skyline 7. 15, Mead 5. 16, Chiawana 4. 17, Union 4. 18, Glacier Peak 2. 19, Olympia 2. 20, Graham-Kapowsin 2. 21, Battle Ground 1.

TNT

1. Sumner

2. Camas

3. Kennedy Catholic

4. Lake Stevens

5. Gonzaga Prep

6. Skyview

7. Eastlake

8. Arlington

9. Graham-Kapowsin

10. Yelm

Lincoln wide receiver Kanoa Teplasy (6) picks up yards against Yelm during the first half of the game at Lincoln High School, on Friday, Sept. 13, 2024, in Tacoma, Wash.
Lincoln wide receiver Kanoa Teplasy (6) picks up yards against Yelm during the first half of the game at Lincoln High School, on Friday, Sept. 13, 2024, in Tacoma, Wash. Brian Hayes bhayes@thenewstribune.com

CLASS 3A

AP

1. Bellevue (6)

2. Kennewick (1)

3. Eastside Catholic

4. O’Dea

5. Monroe

6. Roosevelt

7. Lincoln of Tacoma

8. Central Valley

9. Marysville-Getchell

10.

(tie) Arlington

Lakes

Others receiving votes: 13. Shadle Park 7. 14, Oak Harbor 6. 15, Mount Tahoma 5. 16, Ridgeline 5. 17, Mercer Island 4. 18, Decatur 4. 19, Shorecrest 3. 20, Seattle Prep 1. 21, Shorewood 1. 22, Kelso 1.

TNT

1. Bellevue

2. Eastside Catholic

3. Kennewick

4. O’Dea

5. Roosevelt

6. Lincoln of Tacoma

7. Monroe

8. Central Valley

9. Decatur

10. Mount Tahoma

Anacortes’s Brock Beaner (32) celebrates a touchdown during the first half of the 2A state championship game against Tumwater at Husky Field, Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023, in Seattle, Wash.
Anacortes’s Brock Beaner (32) celebrates a touchdown during the first half of the 2A state championship game against Tumwater at Husky Field, Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023, in Seattle, Wash. Brian Hayes bhayes@thenewstribune.com

CLASS 2A

AP

1. Anacortes (4)

(tie) Tumwater (2)

3. Archbishop Murphy

4. Lynden

5. W.F. West

6. Othello

7. Orting

8. Ephrata

9. West Valley (Spokane)

10. Hockinson

Others receiving votes: 11. Fife 5. 12, Ridgefield 4. 13, East Valley (Yakima) 3. 14, Franklin Pierce 2. 15, East Valley (Spokane) 1.

TNT

1. Anacortes

2. Tumwater

3. Lynden

4. Archbishop Murphy

5. W.F. West

6. Othello

7. Orting

8. Fife

9. Ephrata

10. West Valley (Spokane)

Life Christian Academy quarterback Jabez Boyd smiles during a practice at Life Christian Academy, Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2023, in Tacoma, Wash.
Life Christian Academy quarterback Jabez Boyd smiles during a practice at Life Christian Academy, Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2023, in Tacoma, Wash. Brian Hayes bhayes@thenewstribune.com

CLASS 1A

AP

1. Royal (6)

2. Seton Catholic

3. Nooksack Valley

4. LaCenter

5. Cashmere

6. Meridian

7. Life Christian Academy

8. Zillah

9. Mount Baker

10. Blaine

Others receiving votes: 11. Cascade Christian 6. 12, Granite Falls 6. 13, Kalama 6. 14, Lynden Christian 4. 15, King’s Way Christian 2. 16, Castle Rock 2. 17, Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) 1.

TNT

1. Royal

2. Seton Catholic

3. Noocksack Valley

4. LaCenter

5. Life Christian Academy

6. Cashmere

7. Kalama

8. Meridian

9. Zillah

10. Cascade Christian

CLASS 2B

AP

1. Okanogan

2. Freeman

3. Toledo

4. Napavine

5. Onalaska

(tie) Northwest Christian (Colbert)

7. La Salle

8. Newport

9. Asotin

10. Lind-Ritzville/Sprague

Others receiving votes: 11. Liberty (Spangle) 4. 12, Goldendale-Klickitat 4. 13, Warden 4. 14, Morton/White Pass 4. 15, Ilwaco 2. 16, Reardan 1.

CLASS 1B

AP

1. Liberty Christian (1)

2. Wilbur-Creston (4)

(tie) Naselle

4. Almira/Coulee-Hartline

5. Neah Bay

Others receiving votes: 6, Pomeroy 12. 7, Odessa 9. 8, DeSales (Walla Walla) 6.

Jon Manley
The News Tribune
Jon Manley covers high school sports for The News Tribune. A McClatchy President’s Award winner and Gonzaga University graduate, Manley has covered the South Sound sports scene since 2013. He was voted the Washington state sportswriter of the year in 2024 by the National Sports Media Association. Born and raised in Tacoma. Support my work with a digital subscription
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