Washington football playoff brackets: high school scores and updated matchups for Nov. 13 and 14

Tournament field and schedule
Classes 4A, 3A, 2A and 1B each have 16-team fields. Classes 1A and 2B have 12-team brackets, and the top four seeds in each receive first-round byes.
Top seeds and contenders
Puyallup finished 10-0 and earned the top seed in Class 4A. O’Dea also went 10-0 and leads the Class 3A bracket, while Tumwater is the top seed in 2A.
Royal and Onalaska lead Classes 1A and 2B, respectively. Almira-Coulee-Hartline, undefeated, received the top seed in the eight-player Class 1B tournament.
Opening-round matchups
In Class 4A, Puyallup is listed against No. 16 Richland, which enters at 6-5. The report also identifies Lake Stevens as the No. 2 seed facing Curtis, and No. 3 Sumner as facing Olympia.
The Class 4A details are not fully consistent: one passage says Skyview will face Glacier Peak in Vancouver, while the matchup listing gives Glacier Peak at No. 6 Skyview in Vancouver. Another listed game is No. 10 Mead against No. 7 Bothell, with both teams at 9-1.
In Class 3A, top-seeded O’Dea is set to play No. 16 Lincoln of Tacoma. Bellevue is listed against undefeated Meadowdale, while undefeated Enumclaw faces Kelso and Stanwood plays Lakes.
Key points
- The state tournament includes 88 teams across six classifications.
- First-round games are scheduled for Nov. 13-14.
- The six championship games will be held at Husky Stadium on Dec. 4-5.
- The report gives conflicting descriptions of the Class 4A Skyview-Glacier Peak matchup.

