2012 PRESTATE ANALYSIS (POST STATE ANALYSIS BELOW) By Will Woodward (ran 15:25 at Sun Willows 1993) and Rod Wilcox King s XC

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1 2012 PRESTATE ANALYSIS (POST STATE ANALYSIS BELOW) By Will Woodward (ran 15:25 at Sun Willows 1993) and Rod Wilcox King s XC From the six-time defending champion North Central boys team - one of the best teams in the nation - to the Burlington Edison girls team qualifying for their first State meet ever, Nov. 3 will bring together in Pasco any number of interesting stories. Here are a few of them. FIRST STATE APPEARANCES Four boy s teams and six girl s teams will make their first State appearance. For the girls, the 3A races lack a newcomer. 4A Todd Beamer, 2A Burlington Edison, 1A Royal, 1A Kalama, 1A Elma and B Saint John Endicott all qualify for the first time ever. For the boys, the 4A, 3A and 2A races lack a newcomer. 1A Woodland, B Manson, B Three Rivers Christian, and Chief Leschi all qualify for the first time. Welcome to the show. Last year 11 teams qualified to the State Championships for the first time ever. Of those teams only two, Shorewood Christian boys and Union girls returned for a second trip to Pasco. OUTSIDE LOOKING IN Since 1973 there have been 262 schools that have qualified a girls team to State. That leaves 80 schools still looking for a trip to Pasco. The 80 is made up of forty B schools, ten 1A schools, eight 2A schools, fourteen 3A schools and eight 4A schools. Since 1959 there have been 304 schools that have qualified a boys team to State. That leaves 36 schools still looking for a trip to Pasco. The 36 is made up of twenty two B schools, eight 1A schools, three 2A schools and five 3A schools. In 2011 Union and Todd Beamer boys teams qualified to State for the first time. They were the only 4A schools not to have made the trip to Pasco so now every 4A school has qualified to State. I am sure the WIAA is happy as not only every district is well represented but every 4A schools have advanced to State. RECORD BREAKING LONGEST GAPS SINCE LAST STATE APPEARANCE 46 - Blaine boys qualified in 1965 then patiently waited 46 years to make it back in This is the second longest gap between appearances ever. Wenatchee boys placed 2 nd in the first State XC Championships and returned the following year but missed out on the trophies. That was In 2011 the Panthers returned after a 51 year absence. 26 years - North Thurston boys qualified from , then again in 1975 and finally made it back in Sumner boys also had a 26 year gap placing 4th in 1975 and not qualifying again until Enumclaw year gap Bainbridge year gap Shelton year gap West Valley Yakima boys won in 2003 then did not qualify until years Kent Meridian girls competed at State in 1979 then did not return until That 31 year gap between appearances breaks the record of 28 years by the Meadowdale girls'( ). 12 years - Gonzaga Prep girls placed 4 th in 1999 then did not qualify again until years - Steilacoom girls LONGEST STATE STREAKS EXTENDED The Bishop Blanchet boys will make their 35th consecutive State appearance and 46th overall, both Washington State records. The Northwest Christian (Lacey) boys will compete in their 13th consecutive State meet for the second-longest active streak among boys' teams. The Bellarmine Prep girls extend their string to 16 consecutive State appearances. That ties South Kitsap (16, ) for second longest streak. Among girls' teams, only Seattle's Lakeside (21, ) has a longer streak. Capital and King s girls teams both extended their streaks to 13 years. For the eleventh consecutive year, Sehome has qualified both boys and girls. The State record for consecutive qualifications of both teams is 15 years (Gig Harbor, ). LONGEST STATE STREAKS ENDING In 2010, Lakewood boys teams ended the longest streak in State history. The Lakewood boys had qualified for State for 26 consecutive years which included eleven trophies. In 2009, the legendary Mead boys team ended their 21 year streak. Of course Mead earned an amazing 21 trophies in a row as well. Neither team has qualified to State since. In 2012 the Ellensburg boys team ended their streak of 6 years in a row to State. The Bulldogs earned one team trophy in that streak to go along with their th place and 15 total State appearances. The Ephrata girls team ended their nine year streak in The Tigers are ranked 22nd on the all-time list and have qualified to State 20 times earning six team trophies.

2 LEGENDARY PROGRAMS NOT TO QUALIFY Is it brutal district competition, parity or just bad luck? Whatever the reason, 5 of the top 8 legendary boys programs did not qualify this year. Mead showed that they are human by failing to qualify to State in However they have not qualified since running their nonappearance streak to four years. Joel Ferris ranks 2 nd years. on the all-time points scored list but failed to qualify the last two Legendary programs of the past Omak (#5), Edmonds-Woodway (#7) and Richland (#8) also missed out on the trip to Pasco. Five of the top nine girls programs did not qualify to State this year. The legendary Mount Baker girls team failed to qualify in The Lady Mountaineers have won 5 State titles and finished in the top-4 12 other times. Their 26 State appearances rank third among girls' programs however they haven t qualified since The reclassification to 1A should help them but the Mountaineers finished 7 th at their District meet while the top six qualified to State. Gig Harbor girls team won 3 titles in a row and 5 trophies in a row in the 00s. The Tide ranks 4 th on the all-time girls list but has missed out on Pasco the last two years. In fact Gig Harbor only qualified 2 runners to their District meet this year. Other legendary programs Saint George s (#7), Chelan (#8) and Omak (#9) also missed out on a trip to State in The stats below tell more of the story. Here are all 152 qualifying teams, listed in order of the number of times they have competed at the State championships. BOYS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES, 2012 QUALIFYING TEAMS 46 Bishop Blanchet, 35th consecutive 32 Columbia River, 5th consecutive 29 Gig Harbor, 8th consecutive 28 Seattle Prep, 11th consecutive 27 Puyallup, 3rd consecutive 27 Nathan Hale, 3rd consecutive 26 Montesano, 3rd consecutive 25 King's, 3rd consecutive 25 Olympia, 1 st since Bellevue, 7th consecutive 23 Curtis, 1 st since 23 North Central, 9th consecutive 23 Capital, 2 nd consecutive 21 Tumwater, 2 nd consecutive 21 Saint George s, 1 st since NW Christian Colbert, 5 th consecutive 20 Selah, 7th consecutive 19 West Valley Yakima, 1 st since Tahoma, 3rd consecutive 17 Cheney, 5th consecutive 17 Connell, 1 st since Cashmere, 5th consecutive 17 Eisenhower, 6th consecutive 17 LaCenter, 9th consecutive 17 Sehome, 11th consecutive 16 Lindbergh, 8th consecutive 15 Bellingham, 1 st since Shelton, 1 st since Oak Harbor, 3rd consecutive 15 Lakeside-9 Mile Falls,9th consecutive 14 Bellarmine Prep, 4th consecutive 14 Jackson, 7th consecutive 13 Franklin Pierce, 1 st since Lakes, 3rd consecutive 13 Lynden Christian, 6th consecutive 13 Lewis & Clark, 1 st since Northwest Chr-Lacey, 13th consecutive 12 Garfield, 4th consecutive 12 Camas, 4th consecutive 12 Charles Wright, 6th consecutive 11 Enumclaw, 1 st since Lake Stevens, 1 st since Toledo, 4th consecutive 11 Mount Spokane, 2 nd consecutive 10 Meridian, 4th consecutive 9 Kamiakin, 4th consecutive 9 Mark Morris, 6th consecutive 9 Royal, 8 th consecutive 9 Central Valley, 2 nd consecutive 8 Shorewood, 1 st since Liberty Bell, 3rd consecutive 7 Deer Park, 4th consecutive 7 Sequim, 1 st since Bear Creek, 1 st since North Thurston, 1 st since Onalaska, 1 st since Squalicum, 5th consecutive 7 Zillah, 6th consecutive 6 Tri Cities Prep, 6th consecutive 6 Kamiak, 2 nd consecutive 5 Kentwood, 3rd consecutive 5 Waitsburg Prescott, 1 st since Mosseyrock, 4th consecutive 5 Republic, 5th consecutive 5 White Salmon, 2 nd consecutive 5 Crosspoint Academy, 4th consecutive 4 Kingston, 1 st since Glacier Peak, 3rd consecutive 4 White River, 2 nd consecutive 3 Medical Lake, 1 st since Asotin, 2 nd consecutive 2 Sumner, 1 st since Eastlake, 1 st since Shorewood Christian, 2 nd consecutive 2 Bainbridge, 1 st since Blaine, 1 st since Woodland, 1 st ever 1 Manson, 1 st ever 1 Three Rivers Chr., 1 st ever 1 Chief Leschi, 1 st ever

3 GIRLS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES, 2012 QUALIFYING TEAMS 33 Bellarmine Prep, 16th consecutive 28 Riverside, 8th consecutive 27 Eisenhower, 4th consecutive 27 Lakeside-Seattle, 4th consecutive 23 Snohomish, 2 nd consecutive 22 Columbia River, 1 st since Olympia, 1 st since Capital, 13th consecutive 21 Mercer Island, 3rd consecutive 20 Redmond, 12th consecutive 19 Bishop Blanchet, 1 st since Tahoma, 10th consecutive 17 King's, 13th consecutive 16 North Kitsap, 6th consecutive 16 Enumclaw, 2nd consecutive 15 South Whidbey, 1 st since Stanwood, 5th consecutive 15 Cedarcrest, 6th consecutive 15 Lynden Christian, 2 nd consecutive 15 Sehome, 12th consecutive 14 Washougal, 1 st since White Pass, 7th consecutive 13 LaCenter, 7th consecutive 12 West Valley Yakima, 1 st since Richland, 1 st since Zillah, 9th consecutive 11 Bellingham, 8 th consecutive 11 Camas, 5th consecutive 10 Northwest Chr. Lacey, 8th consecutive 10 Lakeside-9 mile falls, 7 th consecutive 10 Oak Harbor, 4th consecutive 10 Peninsula, 5th consecutive 9 University, 1 st since Port Angeles, 1 st since Hoquiam, 3rd consecutive 9 Deer Park, 6th consecutive 9 Asotin, 9th consecutive 8 Mount Spokane, 3rd consecutive 8 NW Christian Colbert, 1 st since Lake Roosevelt, 1 st since Meridian, 2 nd consecutive 8 Eastlake, 1 st since Cheney, 4th consecutive 7 Kamiakin, 3rd consecutive 7 White Salmon, 1 st since Ellensburg, 1 st since Cedar Park Christian, 3rd consecutive 7 Interlake, 4th consecutive 6 Ocosta, 1 st since Steilacoom, 1 st since Kingston, 6th consecutive 5 Henry Jackson, 3rd consecutive 5 Glacier Peak, 5th consecutive 5 Sumner, 2 nd consecutive 4 Central Kitsap, 2nd consecutive 4 Roosevelt, 1 st since Medical Lake, 1 st since Prairie, 4th consecutive 3 Mark Morris, 2 nd consecutive 3 Auburn Riverside, 1 st since Gonzaga Prep, 1 st since 3 Northwest, 2 nd consecutive 3 Bonney Lake, 3rd consecutive 3 Liberty-Issaquah, 3rd consecutive 3 Oroville, 3rd consecutive 2 Union, 2 nd consecutive 1 St. John Endicott, 1 st ever 1 Royal, 1 st ever 1 Kalama, 1 st ever 1 Todd Beamer, 1 st ever 1 Elma, 1 st ever 1 Burlington Edison, 1 st ever WASHINGTON STATE HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY HISTORY POST-STATE ANALYSIS By Will Woodward (ran 15:25 at Sun Willows 1993) and Rod Wilcox King s XC Washington high schools cross country traces its state championship history back to (The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association started sanctioning the State meet a decade later, and girls got a championship meet in 1973.) Some of the interesting facts and figures of the 53 State meets are summarized below. To rank teams, I award 10 points for a championship, 7 points for finishing second, 5 points for third, 3 points for fourth and 1 point for any other State appearance. ALL-TIME GREATEST BOYS' PROGRAMS 1) Mead High School (228 points) has, by far, the greatest boys' cross country program in Washington history. The Panthers have won a record 15 State titles, including 9 in a row from 1988 to 1996, and have finished no lower than 3rd for 21 straight years ( ). While Mead has 12 individual titles, 26 team trophies and has had 57 boys on the podium at state, the Panthers have showed their mortality and have not qualified a team since They have a long way to go before anyone will unseat them as the role model of the state. 2) Despite brutal competition from cross-town rivals, Joel Ferris (156) has won 8 titles in the State's largest classification, including 4 straight from 2003 to The Saxons have 22 total top-4 finishes as well as 6 individual titles and 50 podium placers. Ferris jumped over Blanchet, and moved into second place with their 2009 title. However after placing 4 th in 2010, the Saxons failed to qualify to State the last two years. Both Ferris and Mead can coast a bit since their legend status is secured. 3) Consistent, consistent, consistent. Parity and tough district competition have toppled the top two legendary teams but Bishop Blanchet (152) just keeps on rolling. The Braves have competed at State a record 46 times, including the last 35 years in a row. They have won 8 titles during that stretch along with 5 individual titles. They've been 4th or better 17 times and placed 35 runners on the podium. In only two years (1959 and 1961) have one of the top 3 teams on this list not been at the state meet and in 14 years all three have appeared. 4) Yet another title pushes North Central (142) up the legends list. With seven 3A championships and two runner-up finishes in the last eight years, North Central reprises early success. Between 1971 and 1987 the Indians finished 4th or better 8 times, including capturing the 3A title in A 15 year gap followed but the Indians have been on a tear ever since. 42 podium placers, 17 team trophies and two individual State Champions comprise a great team resume. NC is moving up quickly and Mead s once untouchable title streak of 9 looks within reach.

4 5) In 2011 a legendary team from the past finally made it back to the show. Omak (130) returned to State for the first time since Significant since they had only failed to qualify 3 times between 1969 and However in 2012 Omak failed to qualify. The Pioneers, with won 7 State titles, are the greatest small school boys program in Washington history. They have 16 total top-4 trophies in 29 State appearances and have won 3 individual titles along with placing 25 runners on the podium. 6) Seattle Prep (117) has won 3 team titles, each in a different decade (1966, 1972, and 2000). The Panthers have finished among the top 4 on 18 occasions to go along with 4 individual titles. They have placed 20 runners on the podium and qualified 28 teams to the show. With 11 straight trophies ( ) Prep along with North Central look to be legends in the making. 7) Counting the histories of both of its predecessor schools, Edmonds-Woodway (110) has 7 championships to its credit, including six between 1982 and A true team model, the Warriors 11 trophies have come with only one individual title and only 19 podium placers. E- W s 32 State appearances rank second to Blanchet but has not been at state since 2005 and only 4 times since ) Despite not having competed at State since 1995, Richland (103) has 24 appearances, finishing 4th or better 13 times, including 5 straight titles from 1970 to That run made the Bombers the dominant team of Washington cross country's first three decades. Richland holds the distinction as the best program not to have won an individual title but has placed 17 runners on the state podium. Not long ago, Richland was #2 on this list. Along with Omak and Edmonds-Woodway, Richland s early history has them in the fading legends category. 9) Moving up one spot, King's (95) earns their 12 th trophy. King s, then King s Garden, finished 22nd and last in the very first State meet in The Knights have avenged that ignominy with 4 team titles, 3 runner-up finishes and 25 team appearances. This includes a streak of 16 State appearances in a row ( ). King s has won 4 individual titles and had 29 runners climb the state podium. Gig Harbor, Sehome and Lakeside 9 Mile Falls are moving up fast on this list so the Knights will have to work to stay in the top 10. 9) Gig Harbor (95) qualified to State for the first time in 1980 then missed out in of the next 31 years the Tides have made the trip to State, including a 20 year streak from While the Tides have been a regular at State, they have won only 2 team titles. That is the lowest total of any team in the top 14. Gig Harbor does climb the podium often with their total of 12 team trophies, 3 individual Champions and 27 podium placers. 11) 1996 was the first year that Lakeside 9 Mile Falls (93) qualified to the State Championships. The Eagles returned in 1997 to win the title then defended in 1998 with another win. Since then they have only missed out on the trip to Pasco twice. That makes 15 out of 17 years to State. In that time, the Eagles have won a total of 6 team titles and 11 trophies including 9 in a row. The 15 appearances are by far the fewest of any of the top 10 teams and fewer than any team in the top 25. Another true team model, Lakeside has only won 1 individual title and has only placed 17 runners on the podium. 12) Burlington-Edison (92) won 5 trophies in a row from and moved into the top 10 but a three year drought has bumped them down. The Tigers have won 11 trophies in their 22 State appearances and have placed 24 runners on the podium. Burlington-Edison and Richland are the only teams in the top 17 who have not had an individual Champion. They were a fast rising team however brutal district competition has slowed their legendary status. 13) In 2002, just 11 years ago, Sehome (87) had 12 points and one trophy to their credit. Needless to say things have changed. Something clicked and the Mariners are quickly moving to legendary status. A streak of 8 trophies in a row and 4 State titles have Sehome rising up the list rapidly. Not just quality teams, the Mariners have produced 5 individual State Champions and ran 22 guys onto the podium steps. Along with North Central, Sehome has become a power house and don t look to be slowing down any time soon. 14) One of the most accomplished schools between , Saint George's (86) has won three B titles along with one individual title. The Dragons have finished in the top 4 eight other times for 11 trophies, marching 20 runners up the steps at state. However the Dragons failed to make it to State in 2011 and have only scored 4 points since The most storied B school program was once in the top 10 but is falling fast. TOP 40 BOYS TEAMS: 15) Montesano (78) 4 pts. since ) Snohomish (77) 0 pts. since ) Columbia River (77) consistent but only 1 trophy since ) Eisenhower (75) 4 straight trophies 18) University (75) 1 appearance since ) Riverside (72) 1 appearance since ) West Valley-Spokane (71) 0 appearances since ) East Valley-Yakima (71) 0 appearances since ) Curtis (71) back after 4 year drought 24) Selah (69) 7 straight appearances 25) Lakewood (63) 0 appearances since ) Charles Wright (61) 8 trophies in 11 years

5 27) Cashmere (58) 5 straight appearances 28) Mount Baker (57) 3 pts. since ) NW Christian Lacey (57) 13 year streak including 7 trophies 30) Lewis & Clark (55) 2 trophies in the last 3 years 30) Nathan Hale (55) 3 straight appearances with 1 trophy 32) Shorecrest (54) 0 appearances since ) Shadle Park (54) 0 pts. since ) NW Christian Colbert (52) 5 straight appearances with 2 trophies 35) Ephrata (50) 0 pts. since ) Castle Rock (50) 2 pts. since ) Redmond (50) 6 year streak ends 35) Lakeside Seattle (50) 2 pts. since ) Tonasket (48) 1 pt. since ) West Valley Yakima (48) back after 8 year drought BEST BOYS PROGRAMS BY DIVISION (Teams placed in current division, no matter where the points were earned) 4A 1) Mead 228 2) Joel Ferris 156 3) Edmonds-Woodway 110 4) Richland 103 5) Gig Harbor ) Snohomish 77 7) Eisenhower ) Curtis ) Lewis & Clark A 1) Bishop Blanchet ) North Central ) Seattle Prep ) Columbia River ) University 75 6) Nathan Hale ) Shorecrest 54 7) Shadle Park 54 9) Lakeside-Seattle 50 2A 1) Burlington-Edison 92 2) Sehome ) West Valley-Spokane 71 3) East Valley-Yakima 71 5) Selah ) Lakewood 63 7) Ephrata 50 8) West Valley-Yak ) Colville 43 10) Redmond 50 11) Kennewick 43 12) Rogers-Spokane 39 13) Newport Bellevue 38 14) Issaquah 36 15) Puyallup ) Henry Jackson ) Olympia ) Tahoma ) Lynnwood 39 10) Bellevue ) Franklin 36 13) Mount Vernon 35 14) Mount Spokane ) Kelso 28 16) Mercer Island 27 16) O Dea 27 18) Highline 24 10) Cedarcrest / Tolt 39 10) Renton 39 12) Capital ) Bellingham ) Cheney ) Lindbergh ) East Valley Spokane 27 17) Squalicum ) Tyee 25 19) Wilson 29 20) Central Valley ) Garfield ) South Kitsap 22 22) Kent-Meridian 22 24) Evergreen Seattle 20 25) Mountlake Terrace 19 26) Bellarmine Prep ) Oak Harbor ) Ingraham 23 21) Peninsula 20 22) Kamiakin ) Hazen 19 22) Lakes ) Shelton ) Enumclaw ) Wapato 24 20) Tumwater ) Port Angeles 21 22) W F West 19 22) Ellensburg 19 24) Anacortes 18 25) Centralia 15 25) Pullman 15 1A 1) Omak 130 2) King s ) Lakeside-9 mile ) Montesano ) Riverside 72 6) Charles Wright ) Cashmere ) Mount Baker 57 9) Castle Rock 50 10) Tonasket 48 11) Chelan 44 12) Chewelah 40 13) South Whidbey 37 B 1) Saint George s ) Northwest Christian-Lacey ) Northwest Christian-Colbert ) Reardon 39 5) Seattle Lutheran 38 6) Liberty Bell ) Tri Cities Prep ) Lake Roosevelt 26 9) Colfax 25 10) Republic ) Carroll 17 14) Port Townsend 34 15) Naches 28 16) Freeman 27 17) Ilwaco 24 18) Connell ) La Center ) Seattle Academy 22 21) Rochester 21 22) Royal ) Nooksack Valley 17 24) Highland 16 25) Bellevue Chr ) Lynden Chr ) Pomeroy 16 13) White Pass 15 14) Onalaska ) South Bend 11 16) Trout Lake 10 16) Odessa 10 18) Lyle 9 18) Davenport 9 18) Mosseyrock ) Wilbur Creston 8 21) Valley Christian 8

6 HISTORY OR THE NUMBER ONE BOYS PROGRAMS Shadle Park wins the inaugural State Championships Shadle Park wins their 2 nd trophy. Snohomish (11) Shadle Park wins their 3 rd trophy. Snohomish (12) Shadle Park is the 1 st team to win their 2 nd title. Snohomish (19) wins 2 nd trophy Shadle Park wins 5 th trophy in a row. Snohomish (26) wins 3 rd trophy Shadle Park wins 6 th trophy in a row. Snohomish (33) wins 4 th trophy Snohomish wins 2 nd title. Shadle Park (39) adds one Snohomish adds one. Shadle Park (40) adds one Snohomish adds one. Shadle Park (40) won t score again until Snohomish wins their 6 th trophy. Shadle Park (40) Snohomish and Shadle Park (40) fail to score Snohomish fail to score. Burlington Edison (44) moves up with their 6 th trophy Snohomish adds one. Burlington Edison (45) adds one Snohomish and Burlington Edison(46) add one. Richland(45) 1 st team to win 3 titles Snohomish adds one. Richland (55) is the 1 st team to win 4 titles Richland is the 1 st team to win 5 titles. Snohomish (56) adds one Richland ends streak of 5 titles in a row. Snohomish (57) adds one Richland and Snohomish (58) each add one Richland fails to score. Snohomish (59), Curtis (59) moves up with 7 th trophy Richland fails to score. Curtis (60) adds one Richland and Curtis (61) each add one Richland and Curtis (61) both fail to score Richland adds one. Joel Ferris (62) moves up with 3 rd title Richland adds one. Joel Ferris (62) fails to score Richland wins their 9 th trophy. Joel Ferris (62) fails to score Richland wins their 10 th trophy. Joel Ferris (63) adds one Richland adds one. Joel Ferris (64) adds one Richland adds one. Joel Ferris (64), Edmonds (64) moves up with 4 th title Richland adds one. Edmonds (74) is the 2 nd team to win 5 titles Edmonds is the 1 st team to win 6 titles. Richland (82) fails to score Edmonds wins their 10 th trophy. Richland (82) fails to score Edmonds Woodway is the 1 st team to win 7 titles. Richland (82) fails to score Edmonds Woodway adds one. Richland (83) adds one Edmonds Woodway fails to score. Mead (93) is the 2 nd team to win their 6 th title Mead is the 2 nd team to win 7 titles. Edmonds Woodway (102) fails to score Mead is the 1 st team to win 8 titles. Omak (104) moves up with their 6 th title Mead is the 1 st team to win 9 titles. Edmonds Woodway (106) wins their 12 th trophy Mead is the 1 st team to win 10 titles. Omak (106) Edmonds Woodway (106) Mead wins their 16 th trophy. Omak (111) wins their 14 th trophy Mead wins their 17 th trophy. Omak (118) wins their 15 th trophy Mead wins their 18 th trophy. Omak (128) wins their 7 th title Mead is the 1 st team to win 11 titles. Omak (129) adds one Mead is the 1 st team to win 12 titles. Omak (129) won t score again until Mead is the 1 st team to win 13 titles. Bishop Blanchet (131) moves up 6 th title Mead wins their 22 nd trophy. Bishop Blanchet (134) wins their 16 th trophy Mead wins their 17 th trophy in a row. Bishop Blanchet (144) wins 8 th title Mead wins their 24 th trophy. Bishop Blanchet (145) adds one Mead wins their 19 th trophy in a row. Bishop Blanchet (146) adds one Mead is the 1 st team to win 14 titles. Bishop Blanchet (147) adds one Mead is the 1 st team to win 15 titles. Bishop Blanchet (148) adds one Mead shockingly fails to score. Joel Ferris (153) wins their 8 th title Mead fails to score. Joel Ferris (156) wins their 22 nd trophy Mead fails to score. Joel Ferris (156) fails to score Mead fails to score. Joel Ferris (156) fails to score Below is the progression of the top 10 all-time Boys list after each decade Snohomish 40 Shadle Park 39 Burlington Edison 38 Rogers Spokane 36 Franklin 29 Lewis & Clark 22 Columbia River 22 Renton 21 Ingraham 20 Mount Vernon Richland 61 Curtis 59 Snohomish 51 Columbia River 46 Burlington Edison 45 Selah 42 Joel Ferris 41 Shadle Park 41 North Central 40 Nathan Hale Edmonds 82 Richland 71 Joel Ferris 70 Montesano 68 Bishop Blanchet 63 Mead 61 Curtis 59 Snohomish 58 North Central 57 Columbia River 57 Selah 57 Omak 54 Shadle Park

7 Mead 128 Omak 107 Edmonds Woodway 104 Bishop Blanchet 103 Richland 87 Joel Ferris 74 Montesano 70 Curtis 69 Snohomish 66 Gig Harbor 61 West Valley Spokane 60 Columbia River 60 University 58 North Central Mead 153 Joel Ferris 149 Bishop Blanchet 129 Omak 112 North Central 110 Edmonds Woodway 103 Richland 102 Seattle Prep 92 Burlington Edison 84 King s 84 Saint George s 79 Gig Harbor 77 Snohomish 75 - Montesano BOYS BEST TEAMS OF EACH DECADE 1960s (+1959) Snohomish (52) - 2 titles, 4 times runners-up, Coach Keith Gilbertson Shadle Park (40) title, 4 other trophies Burlington-Edison (39) title, 4 other top-3 finishes Rogers Spokane (38) - 2 titles, 5 top-3 finishes, Gerry Lindgren Franklin (36) -2 titles, 3 other trophies Lewis & Clark (29) - 2 titles Columbia River (22) 1 Title plus 2 other Trophies Renton (22) 1 Title, one 3rd plus 8 year streak Ingraham (21) 3 trophies, 7 appearances Mt. Vernon (20) 1 Title, 1 2 nd place and 9 appearances Highline (20) 3 trophies and 10 appearances Evergreen Seattle (20) 1 Title, 1 2 nd place and 7 appearances STREAKING to State Every Year - None To State 9 Years Hudson s Bay, Snohomish, Mount Vernon, Burlington Edison, Highline and Bishop Blanchet 1970s Richland (52) - 5 straight titles Selah (45) - 3 straight titles, twice 2nd Curtis (43) - 3 titles, 2 other trophies Montesano (38) title, 4 other trophies North Central (37) title, 5 trophies Omak (33) - 2 titles, once runners-up Tonasket (32) 1 Title plus 3 other Trophies Mount Baker (30) 2 Titles plus 3 Trophies Columbia River (29) 1 Title, 4 Trophies Joel Ferris (26) 2 Titles, 1 other Trophy Mead (25) 1 Title and 2 2 nd places Cedarcrest/Tolt (25) 2 Titles and 3 trophies Nathan Hale (22) 4 trophies, 9 appearances Castle Rock (22) 4 trophies, 8 appearances STREAKING to State Every Year Curtis 1980s Edmonds (64) - 5 titles, 2 other top-4, Blanchet (45) - 3 titles, 2 other top-3, Montesano (32) title, 4 other top-4 Redmond (29) title, 3 other top-3 Ferris (29) - 2 titles, once runners-up Ephrata (28) - 2 titles, once runners-up Mead (28) - 2 titles and a 2nd, Tyson arrives Castle Rock (26) 1 Title plus 2 Trophies Riverside (26) 1 Title plus 2 Trophies Shorecrest (25) 2 Titles plus 1 3rd place, Tyson s short stay West Valley-Spokane (25) 3 2 nds, 4 appearances Omak (23) 5 trophies and 7 appearances Gig Harbor (23) 3 trophies and 9 appearances Mount Baker (22) 1 Title and 7 appearances Cashmere (21) 1 Title, 3 trophies STREAKING to State Every Year Edmonds and Blanchet 1990s Mead (89) - 7 straight titles, top-3 all 10 years, best decade ever Omak (71) - 5 titles, 3 other top-3 finishes University (47) - 3 titles, 2 other top-4 Saint George's (46) title, 5 other top-3 finishes Gig Harbor (43) title, 5 other trophies Chewelah (38) - 3 titles, 2 other trophies Blanchet (36) - 2 titles, 3 other trophies Chelan (32) - 1 Title plus 4 other Trophies Lynnwood (32) 2 Titles plus 2 other Trophies East Valley-Yakima (31) 1 Title plus 3 other Trophies Seattle Lutheran (29) 1 Title and 3 other Trophies King s (28) 1 Title and 2 other Trophies Riverside (25) 4 Trophies and 7 appearances Capital (24) 1 Title and 9 appearances West Valley Yakima (22) 1 Title, 3 trophies Seattle Prep (22) 3 trophies and 6 appearances STREAKING to State Every Year Mead, Omak, Gig Harbor, Blanchet, Seattle Lutheran, Lakewood

8 2000s Mead (76) - 5 Titles, top-3 for 9 years Ferris (66) 5 Titles (4 in a row) and three 3rds North Central (54) 4 Titles and two 2nd places King's (51) - 3 Titles in a row, two 2nds, and a 3rd Seattle Prep (50) Title then 8 straight Trophies Sehome (48) 2 Titles, three 2nds and a 3rd Bishop Blanchet (45) - 3 Titles, the streak continues NW Christian Lacey (44) 2 Titles and 3 other Trophies Lakeside-9mile falls (44) - 2 titles, two 2nds and a 3rd Burlington Edison (43) 3 Titles and 2 other Trophies Charles Wright (41) 2 Titles plus 3 other Trophies Reardan (39) - 2 Titles plus 3 other Trophies Saint George s (36) 2 Titles plus 3 other Trophies East Valley Yakima (32) 2 Titles and two 2 nd places Eisenhower (24) 4 Trophies Henry Jackson (24) 3 Trophies Lakewood (24) 5 Trophies, the streak continues STREAKING to State Every Year Blanchet, NW Christian Lacey, Lakewood 2010s North Central (30) 3 titles Tri-Cities Prep (30) 3 titles Lakeside 9 Mile (27) 2 titles, 1 second Sehome (27) 2 titles, 1 second Eisenhower (24) 1 title, 2 seconds Lindbergh (18) 1 title, 1 second Charles Wright (18) 1 title, 3 trophies Gig Harbor (16) 1 title, 1 second Seattle Prep (15) 3 trophies Colville (14) 2 seconds NW Christian Lacey (13) 2 trophies Kamiakin (13) 2 trophies Bellingham (12) 2 trophies Republic (11) 2 trophies King s (11) 3 trophies Central Valley (11) - 1 title Lewis & Clark (10) 2 trophies BEST BOYS DECADE: 90 s Mead (89 points) 00 s Mead (76) 90 s Omak (71) 00 s Ferris (66) 80 s Edmonds (63) 00 s North Central (54) 70 s Richland (52) 60 s Snohomish (52) 00 s King s (51) 00 s Seattle Prep (50) 00 s Sehome (48) 90 s University (47) 90 s Saint George s (46) 80 s Bishop Blanchet (45) 00 s Bishop Blanchet (45) 70 s Selah (45) ALL-TIME GREATEST GIRLS' PROGRAMS 1) The new all-time girls program is Riverside (124 points). The Rams have been a consistent program scoring big for the last 3 decades. Between 1981 and 2012 they only missed out on State 4 times (27 of 31 years). They have won 4 titles and finished in the top-4 an additional 15 times. Another team of depth as they have amazingly never won an individual title and have only had 18 girls on the podium. Riverside has won 13 team trophies in the last 16 years. 2) After 16 years, Mount Baker has been dethroned. The Mountaineers (121) took over the alltime lead from Edmonds Woodway in 1996, after scoring consistently since They won titles in their first two State meets and have added three more since. Mount Baker earned 17 trophies along the way and placed a record 33 runners on the podium, including 2 individual titles. Their 26 State appearances are also the 2nd highest total for a girls' team. Between 1977 and 2004 they only missed out on a trip to state three times (25 of 28 years). However the Mountaineers have not scored since Will they rebound or fall to the fate of the former champion and fade off the list. Perhaps reclassification may boost their future score. 3) Carroll High School closed in 1986 and Coach Phil English moved across town to Eisenhower (114). In 1987, the Cadets placed second at State and the legend began. As the greatest big school girls' program east of the Cascades, they have won five titles, five times been runners-up, and collected a total of 13 trophies. Since 1987, the Cadets have only missed out on State 4 times (21 of25 years). Eisenhower has won 2 individual titles and placed 29 runners on the podium. After a drought in the late 00 s, the Cadets regrouped to win again in ) The big school girls program of the west side is Gig Harbor (112). Like Mount Baker, the Tides (112) won it all in their first State meet (1980) and have five titles total. They've finished among the top-4 nine other times, and have qualified for State 23 of the last 26 years. The Tides have won 3 individual titles and have placed 23 girls on the podium. However they did not qualify the last 2 years and haven t won a trophy since 2009.

9 5) Moving up two spots is Bellarmine Prep (111). The Lions have more State appearances (33) than any other girls' team and are pushing a streak of 16 straight appearances ( ). They've won 4 team titles in those 33 trips, plus posted 11 other top-4 finishes. The Lions have won 3 individual titles and placed 30 girls on the podium. 6) Also moving up 2 spots is King s (104). With only 4 appearances before this century, King s has earned a record 7 Titles including 4 in a row from 2006 to The Lady Knights have racked up 12 trophies in 13 years and are riding a 13 year streak to State. Their 85 points in the 2000 s, score as the best female decade ever. 2 nd place is Omak of the 90 s with 61. The Lady Knights have won 3 individual titles and placed 29 runners on the podium. If not for the 2 year opt up to 2A, the Lady Knights might have topped Mead s decade record of 89 points and Mead s record 9 titles in a row. 7) Saint George's (102) first qualified to State in The Dragons won 5 titles in an eight-year stretch and have 9 other top 4 finishes. They have won 3 individual titles, have placed 29 girls on the podium and are by far the best B girl s program. In 2011 the Dragons ended their streak of 9 straight appearances and haven t trophied since ) Chelan (102) The Goats have won 4 titles, including 3 straight from 1988 to 1990, and have finished in the top-3 on 9 other occasions. They must have had amazing depth as they have only had 11 girls on the podium and have never won an individual title. 9) Omak (96) was the dominant girls program during the 1990s. The Pioneers won 4 titles between 1992 and 1998 and won 9 trophies between 1992 and Omak has one individual title, 14 team trophies and has placed 31 girls on the podium; which is tied for 2nd. As recent as 1999 the Pioneers were second on this list but have only scored 8 points since 2001 and are falling fast. 9) South Whidbey (96) The Falcons won their 1 st and only state title in They have been runners-up a record 8 times and have a total of 13 trophies. They have never won an individual title but have placed 19 girls on the podium. South Whidbey has the second longest girl s streak of 16 years to state ( ) and have made 25 appearances. The Falcons have only scored 3 points since 2004 but reclassification may brighten their future. 11) Snohomish (91) Runners-up in the first two girls' State meets, the Panthers finally captured their first title in 1995 and have won 3 more since. They've been top-4 a total of 12 times with a streak of 10 years ( ) in 23 appearances. The Panthers 2002 and 2003 teams are arguably the best teams in state history but the school split in 2008 and now has cross town rival Glacier Peak to deal with. Not coincidentally the Panthers have only scored 3 points since TOP 40 GIRLS TEAMS: 12) Sehome (88) 7 trophies in a row 13) Newport-Bellevue (86) 0 pts. since ) Lakeside-Seattle (83) 4 years streak 15) Edmonds Woodway (80) 2 pts. since ) Northwest Chr. Lacey (77) 7 straight titles 17) Mead (75) 3 pts. since ) Issaquah (64) 1 pt. since ) East Valley-Spokane (57) 2 pts. since their 1998 trophy 20) Tahoma (54) 4 trophies in a row 21) Squalicum (53) 0 pts. since ) Ephrata (52) streak of 9 straight ends 23) Selah (49) 2 pts. since their 1998 trophy 24) West Valley-Spokane (46) 0 pts. since their 2007 trophy 24) Ferris (46) 0 pts. since their 1995 trophy 24) Lakewood (46) 4 pts. since ) Mercer Island (46) 3 straight appearances 28) White Pass-Morton (43) 7 trophies in a row 28) Carroll (43) closed since ) Bishop Blanchet (43) back after 3 year drought 31) Eastlake (42) appearing 6 out of 7 years 32) Lynnwood (39) 0 pts. since ) Olympia (39) appearing 3 out of 5 years 34) West Valley Yakima (38) back after 2 year drought 35) Cedarcrest/Tolt (37) 6 straight appearances 35) Seattle Lutheran (37) 0 pts. since ) East Valley Yakima (36) 1 pt. since ) Montesano (36) streak of 2 straight appearances ends 39) Cashmere (35) 3 pts. since ) South Kitsap (35) streak of 2 straight appearances ends 39) Bellingham (35) 3 straight trophies 39) Glacier Peak (35) 4 straight trophies 39) La Center (35) 7 year streak and 13 of 15

10 BEST GIRLS PROGRAMS BY DIVISION (Teams placed in current division, regardless of where the points were earned 4A - 6 of the top 10 4A girls teams did not make it to state in ) Eisenhower 114 points +1 14) Richland ) Gig Harbor ) Camas ) Bellarmine Prep ) Marysville-Pilchuck 26 4) Snohomish ) Redmond ) Newport-Bellevue 86 18) Central Valley 24 6) Edmonds-Woodway 80 19) Cascade Everett 23 7) Mead 75 19) Lewis & Clark 23 8) Issaquah 64 21) Thomas Jefferson 22 9) Tahoma ) Federal Way 21 10) Joel Ferris 46 23) Skyline 19 11) Eastlake ) Rogers Spokane 19 12) Olympia ) Curtis 17 13) South Kitsap 35 26) Walla Walla 16 3A - 4 of the top 10 did not make it to state in ) Lakeside-Seattle 83 points +1 12) Seattle Prep 24 2) Mercer Island ) Mount Spokane ) Bishop Blanchet ) Peninsula ) Lynnwood 39 17) Kamiakin ) Glacier Peak ) Hanford 21 6) Stanwood ) Enumclaw ) Columbia River ) University ) Shorecrest 28 21) Eastmont 18 9) Everett 27 22) Shoreline 17 9) Shadle Park 27 23) Nathan Hale 16 11) Shorewood 25 23) North Central 16 12) Bellevue 24 25) Oak Harbor 14 12) Kelso 24 2A - 7 of the top 10 did not make it to state in 2011 Just to make it easier for Sehome, the top two teams dropped classifications. 1) Sehome ) Cheney ) East Valley Spokane 57 15) North Kitsap ) Squalicum 53 15) Sammamish 24 4) Ephrata 52 17) Centralia 21 5) Selah 49 18) Washougal ) West Valley-Spokane 46 19) Renton 17 6) Lakewood 46 20) Port Angeles ) West Valley-Yakima ) Wapato 12 9) Cedarcrest / Tolt ) Sequim 12 10) East Valley-Yakima 36 21) Lindbergh 12 11) Bellingham ) Kingston ) Tumwater 29 25) Anacortes 9 13) Capital ) Deer Park A 5 of top 10 qualify - 2 legendary teams move down from 2A 1) Riverside 124 points +10 2) Mount Baker ) Newport 19 3) King s ) Freeman 16 4) Chelan ) Meridian ) South Whidbey ) Tenino 13 5) Omak 96 18) Charles Wright 13 7) Montesano 36 18) Nooksack Valley 13 8) Cashmere 35 18) Ilwaco 13 8) La Center ) Cedar Park Chr ) Lakeside 9 Mile ) Annie Wright 13 10) Bellevue Christian 31 24) Granger 12 10) Lynden Christian ) Vashon Island 11 13) Port Townsend 28 26) Ridgefield 11 14) Zillah B 6 of the top 10 don t score 1) Saint George s 102 points 2) Northwest Christian-Lacey ) White Pass ) Carroll 43 5) Seattle Lutheran 37 6) Pomeroy 28 7) Northwest Chr. Colbert ) Asotin ) Warden 15 9) Reardon 15 11) Lake Roosevelt ) Mary Walker 10 13) Wellpinit 9 14) Ocosta ) Wahkiakum 8

11 HISTORY OR THE NUMBER ONE GIRLS PROGRAMS points The original champions, Bellevue Christian and Shoreline (closed in 1986) Bellevue Christian places 2 nd and is tied by Selah who had placed 2 nd in Selah inches ahead of Bellevue Christian s 17 points Selah stays ahead of BCS and Shoreline s 17 points Selah stays ahead of BCS, Shoreline and Bellarmine Prep s 17 points Bellarmine Prep is the first team to win a 2 nd title and edges ahead of Selah s Bellarmine Prep is the first team to win a 3 rd title as Selah rises to 32 points Bellarmine Prep wins 5 th trophy in a row. Selah rises to 33 points Bellarmine Prep doesn t score. Mount Baker rises to 35 with 5 straight trophies Mount Baker wins their 6 th straight trophy to take the lead. B-Prep is 2 nd with Mount Baker and Bellarmine Prep (41) both add one point Mount Baker wins their 7 th trophy. Bellarmine Prep (44) adds a trophy Edmonds is the first team to win a 4 th title. Mount Baker 51 points Edmonds and Mount Baker (56) both trophy Edmonds is the first team to win a 5 th title. Mt. Baker (59) trophies again Edmonds trophies again. Mount Baker rises to Edmonds and Mount Baker (61) add one point Edmonds Woodway (the 2 schools joined) and Mount Baker (62) add one point Edmonds Woodway fails to score. Mt. Baker (65) wins 10 th trophy Edmonds Woodway and Mount Baker (65) fail to score for the 1 st time since Edmonds Woodway won t score again until Mount Baker (66) inches up Edmonds Woodway remains, Mount Baker (67) Edmonds Woodway remains, Mount Baker (74) trophies Mount Baker trophies to move back to the lead. Edmonds Woodway (78) Mount Baker doesn t score. Edmonds Woodway (78) Mount Baker trophies for the 13 th time. Edmonds Woodway (78) Mount Baker wins their 3 rd title. Omak (80) moves up with their 11 th trophy Mount Baker wins their 4 th trophy. Eisenhower (86) moves up with 10 th trophy Mount Baker wins their 5 th trophy. Eisenhower (91) wins their 11 th trophy Mount Baker trophies for the 16 th time. Eisenhower (95) 12 th trophy Mount Baker and Eisenhower (96) each add one Mount Baker and Eisenhower (97) each add one again Mount Baker won t score again. Eisenhower (98) adds one Mount Baker and Eisenhower (98) don t score Mount Baker remains, Gig Harbor (101) moves up with their 5 th title Mount Baker remains, Gig Harbor (108) adds their 12 th trophy Mount Baker remains, Gig Harbor (111) adds their 13 th trophy Mount Baker, Gig Harbor (112) and Eisenhower (112) wins their 4 th title Mount Baker remains, Riverside (114) moves up with their 18 th trophy Riverside rises to the top with their 4 th title. Mount Baker (121) Below is the progression of the top 10 all-time Girls list after each decade Bellarmine Prep 32 - Selah 23 - Mount Baker 18 - Edmonds 17 - South Whidbey 17 - Bellevue Christian 17 - Shoreline 15 - Snohomish 15 - Olympia 14 - West Valley Spokane Mount Baker 80 Omak 78 Edmonds Woodway 76 Eisenhower 74 Chelan 72 Mead 72 Lakeside Seattle 68 South Whidbey 63 Bellarmine Prep 61 Gig Harbor Edmonds 61 Mount Baker 55 Issaquah 46 Bellarmine Prep 43 Carroll 40 Mead 38 Lakeside Seattle 35 Selah 35 West Valley Spokane 32 Cashmere Mount Baker 111 Gig Harbor 102 Eisenhower 101 Chelan 101 Saint George s 98 Bellarmine Prep 97 Riverside 95 South Whidbey 91 Omak 89 Snohomish 89 King s

12 GIRLS BEST TEAMS OF EACH DECADE 1970 s Bellarmine (37) 3 Titles and 2 fourths Selah (32) 1 Title and 2 runner-ups Mount Baker (23) 2 Titles Edmonds (18) 1 Title and 1 second South Whidbey (17) 1 Title plus one 3rd Bellevue Chr. (17) 1 Title plus one 2nd Shoreline (17) 1 Title plus one 3rd Snohomish (15) 2 trophies Olympia (15) 1 title, 2 trophies West Valley Spokane (14) 1 title Newport Bellevue (13) 1 title Cedarcrest /Tolt (12) 2 trophies STREAKING- to state every year Selah but with no trophies 1980 s Edmonds Woodway (59) 4 Titles, 6 trophies Issaquah (54) 3 Titles and 2 runner-ups Carroll (41) 3 Titles and 2 thirds Mount Baker (38) 0 Titles but 6 trophies Mead (37) 1 Title and 3 runner-ups Lakeside-Seattle (35) 1 Title, 5 trophies Riverside (31) 1 Title and 2 runner-ups Chelan (28) 2 Titles plus one 2 nd place Eisenhower (26) 1 Title plus two 2 nd places Gig Harbor (26) - 1 Title, 4 Trophies Everett (26) 1 Title plus 2 other Trophies Cashmere (24) 1 title, 4 trophies Lynnwood (24) 2 titles West Valley - Spo. (21) 1 title, 2 trophies Montesano (21) 1 title, 2 trophies Tumwater (21) 3 trophies STREAKING to state every year Mount Baker, Lakeside-Seattle 1990 s - Omak (61) 4 Titles and 3 runner-ups St. George s (55) 4 Titles and 2 runner-ups Eisenhower (47) 2 Titles and 4 other Trophies East Valley Spok. (47) 4 straight Titles and a runner-up Chelan (46) 2 Titles, two 2nds and two 3rds South Whidbey (44) 5 runner-ups and a third Lakewood (42) 3 Titles and a runner-up Gig Harbor (35) 1 Title, 10 yr streak plus 3 other Trophies Lakeside-Seattle (34) 1 Title plus 5 other Trophies Mount Baker (33) 1 Title plus 4 other Trophies Mead (32) 5 trophies Seattle Lutheran (32) 1 title, 4 trophies Newport Bellevue (30) 2 titles, 3 trophies Snohomish (29) 2 titles, 3 trophies Bishop Blanchet (28) 5 trophies South Kitsap (27) 1 title, 3 trophies Pomeroy (27) 1 title, 4 trophies Riverside (24) 4 trophies Ephrata (24) 1 title, 4 trophies STREAKING- to state every year Gig Harbor, South Kitsap, Blanchet, South Whidbey 2000 s - King's (85) a record of 7 titles, twice runner-up Sehome (58) 5 titles plus a 3rd place. Squalicum (53) 3 titles, 4 other top-3 finishes Gig Harbor (50) - 3 straight titles plus 3 trophies Northwest Chr. Lacey (47) 4 titles plus 1 trophy Saint George s (46) 1 Title, 7 other Trophies Snohomish (45) 2 titles, 5 other top-4 finishes Newport Bellevue (43) - 2 titles, 3 other top-3 finishes Riverside (42) 2005 title, 6 other top-4 finishes East Valley Yakima (36) 3 straight titles plus a 3rd Bellarmine Prep (35) 1 title plus 3 trophies Eastlake (34) 2 straight titles plus 2 trophies Chelan (27) 4 trophies and a streak of 9 appearances South Whidbey (27) 4 trophies Mount Baker (27) 2 titles but hasn t appeared since 2004 Eisenhower (26) 1 title, 3 trophies West Valley Yakima (26) 1 title, 4 trophies La Center (26) 3 trophies STREAKING to state every year Capital (no trophies), King s, Bellarmine Prep,

13 2010 s NW Christian Lacey (30) 3 straight titles Glacier Peak (27) 2 titles, 3 trophies Sehome (27) 2 titles, 3 trophies Riverside (27) 2 titles, 3 trophies Tahoma (22) 1 title, 3 trophies Camas (21) 2 titles Lakeside 9 Mile (20) 1 title, 3 trophies Cheney (18) 1 title, 2 trophies Bellingham (15) 3 trophies King s (15) 3 trophies Bellarmine Prep (13) 2 trophies White Pass Morton (13) 3 trophies Kamiakin (13) 3 trophies Eisenhower (12) 1 title Peninsula (11) 2 trophies BEST GIRLS DECADE: 00 s King s (85 points) 90 s Omak (61) 80 s Edmonds (59) 00 s Sehome (58) 90 s Saint George s (55) 80 s Issaquah (54) 00 s Squalicum (53) 00 s Gig Harbor (50) 00 s NW Chr. Lacey (47) 90 s Eisenhower (47) 90 s East Valley-Spokane (47) 90 s Chelan (46) 00 s Saint George s (46) 00 s Snohomish (45) 90 s South Whidbey (44) 00 s Newport-Bellevue (43) 00 s Riverside (42) 90 s Lakewood (42) 80 s Carroll (41) ALL-TIME GREATEST COMBINED PROGRAMS 1) Mead (303 points) - 47 State appearances, 16 titles, 37 trophies, 12 individual titles, 75 podium placers. 2) Omak (226) 50 State appearances, 11 titles, 30 trophies, 4 ind. titles, 56 podium placers. 3) Gig Harbor (207 +5) - 56 State appearances, 7 titles, 26 trophies, 6 individual titles, 50 podium placers. 4) Joel Ferris (202) - 34 State appearances, 10 titles, 28 trophies, 7 individual titles, 66 podium placers. 5) King s (199 +8) 42 State appearances, 11 titles, 24 trophies, 7 individual titles, 60 podium placers. 6) Riverside( ) 52 appearances, 6 titles, 28 trophies, 0 ind. titles, 33 podium placers. 7) Bishop Blanchet (195 +2) - 65 State appearances, 8 titles, 23 trophies, 6 individual titles, 41 podium placers. 8) Edmonds-Woodway (190) - 47 State appearances, 12 titles, 20 trophies, 2 individual titles, 42 podium placers. 9) Eisenhower (189 +8) 43 appearances, 7 titles, 23 trophies, 2 ind. titles, 50 podium placers 10) Saint George's (188 +1) - 38 State appearances, 8 titles, 25 trophies, 4 individual titles, 50 podium placers. 11) Mount Baker (178) - 47 State appearances, 8 titles, 22 trophies, 4 individual titles, 50 podium placers. 12) Sehome ( ) 32 State appearances, 11 titles, 19 trophies, 8 individual titles, 45 podium placers 13) Snohomish (168 +1) - 52 State appearances, 6 titles, 20 trophies, 3 individual titles, 44 podium placers. 14) North Central ( ) 30 State appearances, 8 titles, 18 trophies, 3 individual titles, 54 podium placers. TOP 44 COMBINED PROGRAMS: 15) Chelan ) Seattle Prep ) Richland ) NW Christian Lacey ) Lakeside-Seattle ) South Whidbey ) Bellarmine Prep ) Lakeside 9 Mile ) Newport-Bellevue ) Selah ) West Valley-Spokane ) Montesano ) Lakewood ) East Valley-Yakima ) Columbia River ) Ephrata ) Issaquah ) University ) Burlington Edison ) Cashmere ) Curtis 87 36) West Valley Yakima ) East Valley Spokane 84 37) Tahoma ) Shorecrest 82 40) Shadle Park 81 41) Lynnwood 78 41) Lewis & Clark 78 41) Squalicum 78 44) Redmond 76 44) Cedarcrest 76