Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA)


WASHINGTON INTERSCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION (WIAA)
www.wiaa.com 435 Main Avenue S Renton, WA 98055 425.687.8585
CLASSIFICATIONS
The WIAA is the governing body for all interscholastic sports in Washington State. The state's 411 high schools are divided into six classifications, in decending order of enrollment. 4A: 79 schools 3A: 67 schools 2A: 55 schools 1A: 68 schools 2B: 72 schools 1B: 70 schools [only grades 10-12 count for purposes of WIAA categories] [schools may "opt-up" to a larger category]
DISTRICTS
The WIAA is divided into nine districts: 1: Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish 2: King 3: Pierce & Northern Olympic 4. Southwest Washington 5. Southcentral Washington 6. Northcentral Washington 7: Northeast Washington 8: Spokane 9. Southeast Washington
CONFERENCES
There are seven 4A Conferences in Washington State, with a total of 79 schools: WesCo (14 schools, District 1) KingCo (12 schools, District 2) Narrows (11 schools, District 3) SPSL (18 schools, District 3) St Helens (6 schools, District 4) Columbia Basin Big 9 (11 schools, Dists 5 & 6) Spokane (7 schools, District 8)
LARGEST SCHOOLS

WIAA LARGE-SCHOOL CHAMPIONS
Since 1997, the largest schools in Washington State have been classified 4A; before that, the largest were 3A. The first statewide volleyball championships were an invitational tournament in 1973 and 1974, open to all schools.
2008:	1996: Bethel	1984: Shadle Park
2007: Mead	1995: No Central	1983: Wenatchee
2006: Mead	1994: Lewis & Clark	1982: Renton
2005: Mead	1993: Shadle Park	1981: Renton
2004: Mead	1992: Lewis & Clark	1980: Renton
2003: Mead	1991: Columbia Riv	1979: Kent-Meridian
2002: Kentlake	1990: Eisenhower	1978: Kent-Meridian
2001: Kentlake	1989: Kentridge	1977: Renton
2000: Kentlake	1988: Shadle Park	1976: Kent-Meridian
1999: Mead	1987: Shadle Park	1975: West Seattle
1998: Prairie	1986: Kentwood	1974: Ingraham
1997: Ferris	1985: Shadle Park	1973: Ingraham

2007 STATE TOURNAMENT 4A FINAL STANDINGS
1	Mead
2	Lewis & Clark
3	Kentwood
4	Kamiak
5	Shadle Park
6	Rogers
7	Curtis
8	Monroe
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2007 4A ALL-STATE TEAM
COACH OF THE YEAR
Judy Kight, Mead
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Karyn Mockel, Mead
FIRST TEAM
Ashleigh Pollard, Rogers
Jessie Genger, Kentwood
Lindsey Wodrich, Richland
Kylin Munoz, Monroe
Alexis Olgard, Mead
Karyn Mockel, Mead
Haleigh Adkins, Rogers
Betsy Devich, Woodinville
SECOND TEAM
Kelsey Brennan, Monroe
Laurie Yearout, Lewis & Clark
Oceana Bush, Lewis & Clark
Savannah Feist, Kentwood
Leanna Ludes, Skyview
Theresia Dever, Central Kitsap
HONORABLE MENTION
Julia Church, Kamiak
Marlayna Geary, Bellarmine Prep
Rachel Femling, Prairie
Tori Fisher, Eisenhower
Daria Winckler, Davis
Becca Wheeler, Oak Harbor
Madi Turpin, Puyallup
Kim Jimenez, Eisenhower
Melissa Fredericks, Kamiak

WIAA 4A CONFERENCES
Below are the largest-school (4A) conferences. Some conferences include 3A schools; eight 3A schools choose to "opt-up" to compete in the 4A state tournament.

KINGCO	WESCO--NORTH
BALLARD	ARLINGTON
BOTHELL	LAKE STEVENS
EASTLAKE	MARYSVILLE-PILCHUCK
GARFIELD	MONROE
INGLEMOOR	OAK HARBOR
ISSAQUAH	`SNOHOMISH`
LAKE WASHINGTON	STANWOOD
NEWPORT
REDMOND	WESCO--SOUTH
ROOSEVELT	CASCADE
SKYLINE	EDMONDS-WOODWAY
WOODINVILLE	JACKSON
	KAMIAK
SPSL--NORTH	MARINER
AUBURN	MOUNTLAKE TERRACE
AUBURN RIVERSIDE	SHOREWOOD
FEDERAL WAY
KENTLAKE	NARROWS--BRIDGE
KENT-MERIDIAN	FOSS
KENTRIDGE	GIG HARBOR
KENTWOOD	LINCOLN
TAHOMA	SHELTON
THOMAS JEFFERSON	SOUTH KITSAP
	WILSON
SPSL--SOUTH
BETHEL	NARROWS --BAY
CURTIS	BELLARMINE PREP
DECATUR	CENTRAL KITSAP
EMERALD RIDGE	MOUNT TAHOMA
GRAHAM-KAPOWSIN	OLYMPIA
PUYALLUP	STADIUM
ROGERS
SPANAWAY LAKE	COLUMBIA BASIN BIG NINE
TODD BEAMER	DAVIS
	EASTMONT
GREATER ST. HELENS	EISENHOWER
BATTLE GROUND	KAMIAKIN
EVERGREEN	KENNEWICK
HERITAGE	MOSES LAKE
KELSO	PASCO
MOUNTAIN VIEW	RICHLAND
SKYVIEW	SOUTHRIDGE
	WALLA WALLA
GREATER SPOKANE	WENATCHEE
CENTRAL VALLEY
FERRIS
GONZAGA PREP
LEWIS & CLARK
MEAD
SHADLE PARK
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