Stanwood moves to No. 8 in AP poll, 7th in coaches rankings

Lake Stevens’ Blake Moser yells after a touchdown during the 4A state championship game against Sumner at Husky Stadium on Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025 in Seattle, Washington. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)
October 22, 2026

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Stanwood moves to No. 8 in AP poll, 7th in coaches rankings

Stanwood moves to No. 8 in AP poll, 7th in coaches rankings

Published 10:17 am Thursday, October 22, 2026

By Aaron Coe Herald Writer

How a state panel of sports writers rates Washington high school football teams in the weekly 2026 Associated Press poll, by WIAA divisions, with won-lost record and total points (first-place votes in parentheses):

Class 4A

1. Puyallup (7) (7-0) 70

2. Lake Stevens (5-1) 59

3. Sumner (6-1) 54

4. Skyview (7-0) 47

5. Graham-Kapowsin (6-1) 43

6. Kennedy Catholic (6-1) 37

7. Moses Lake (6-1) 21

8. Chiawana (6-1) 18

9. Bothell (6-1) 14

10. Mount Si (6-1) 8

Others receiving votes: 11, Emerald Ridge 5. 12, Eastmont 4. 13, Tahoma 4. 14, Mead 1.

Class 3A

1. O’Dea (7) (7-0) 70

2. Bellevue (6-1) 62

3. Eastside Catholic (6-1) 55

4. Enumclaw (6-0) 48

5. Federal Way (6-1) 42

6. Rainier Beach (6-1) 30

7. Southridge (6-1) 23

8. Stanwood (7-0) 18

9. Lakes (6-1) 15

10t. Liberty (Renton) (6-1) 5

10t. Mount Tahoma (4-3) 5

10t. Ridgeline (6-1) 5

Others receiving votes: 13, Kennewick 4. 14, Meadowdale 3.

Class 2A

1. Tumwater (6) (7-0) 60

2. Archbishop Murphy (5-1) 48

3. Lynden (6-1) 46

4. Anacortes (6-1) 44

5. W. F. West (7-0) 36

6. Prosser (7-0) 33

7. Orting (7-0) 26

8. Selah (7-0) 19

9. West Valley (Spokane) (6-1) 12

10. North Kitsap (6-1) 4

Others receiving votes: 11, North Central 1. 12, East Valley (Yakima) 1.

Class 1A

1. Royal (6) (7-0) 60

2. Cashmere (6-1) 53

3. Lynden Christian (5-2) 46

4. Rochester (7-0) 41

5. Nooksack Valley (5-2) 27

6. Mount Baker (5-2) 24

7t. King’s (6-1) 20

7t. Zillah (5-2) 20

9. Cascade Christian (6-1) 12

10. Connell (6-1) 9

Others receiving votes: 11, Seton Catholic 7. 12, LaCenter 5. 13, Granite Falls 3. 14, Tenino 3.

Class 2B

1. Northwest Christian (Colbert) (3) (7-0) 47

2. Onalaska (1) (6-1) 43

3. Okanogan (6-1) 41

4. Toledo (1) (6-1) 36

5. Kittitas (7-0) 23

6. Napavine (6-1) 20

7. Adna (6-1) 18

7t. Forks (6-1) 18

9. Tri-Cities Prep (6-1) 16

10. Colfax (5-2) 9

Others receiving votes: 11, Liberty (Spangle) 2. 12, Newport 1. 13, Freeman 1.

Class 1B

1. Almira/Coulee-Hartline (4) (7-0) 40

2t. Naselle (6-0) 32

2t. Liberty Christian (6-1) 32

4. Tulalip Heritage (6-0) 24

5. Pomeroy (6-1) 13

Others receiving votes: 6, DeSales (Walla Walla) 7. 7, Wahkiakum 6. 8, Davenport 6.

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Washington state high school football poll for each classification, as voted upon by high school football coaches.

Class 4A

1. Puyallup

2. Lake Stevens

3. Sumner

4. Graham-Kapowsin

5. Skyview

6. Kennedy Catholic

7. Moses Lake

8. Bothell

9. Chiawana

10. Tahoma

Class 3A

1. O’Dea

2. Bellevue

3t. Eastside Catholic

3t. Enumclaw

5. Federal Way

6. Southridge

7. Stanwood

8. Lakes

9t. Rainier Beach

9t. Mount Tahoma

Class 2A

1. Tumwater

2. Lynden

3. Anacortes

4. Archbishop Murphy

5. W.F. West

6. Prosser

7. Orting

8. Selah

9. West Valley (Spokane)

10. North Kitsap

Class 1A

1. Royal

2. Cashmere

3. Lynden Christian

4. Rochester

5. Mount Baker

6. Nooksack Valley

7. Zillah

8. Cascade Christian

9. Seton Catholic

10. La Center

Class 2B

1. Onalaska

2t. Northwest Christian (Colbert)

2t. Okanogan

4. Napavine

5. Toledo

6t. Adna

6t. Tri-Cities Prep

8. Kittitas

9. Forks

10. Colfax

Class 1B

1. Amira-Coulee-Hartline

2. DeSales

3. Liberty Christian

4. Naselle

5. Pomeroy

6. Tulalip Heritage

7. Wahkiakum

8. Wilbur-Creston-Keller

9. Darrington

10. Dayton

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