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48 Teams, Six State Titles: Updated Washington High School Football Playoff Brackets, Scores, Matchups for Nov. 20-21

Quarterfinal schedule and stakes

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association’s first round featured several close contests and unexpected results. The next round includes 24 games scheduled for Friday, Nov. 20, and Saturday, Nov. 21.

Winners advance to the state semifinals on Nov. 28. Six championship games are scheduled for Dec. 4-5 at Husky Stadium in Seattle.

Class 4A matchups

Top-seeded Puyallup stayed undefeated with a 56-14 win over Richland and will meet No. 8 Moses Lake, which blanked Tahoma 28-0. No. 2 Lake Stevens beat Curtis 57-7 and now faces No. 10 Mead, a 56-49 winner over No. 7 Bothell.

No. 3 Sumner edged Olympia 28-19 and will play No. 6 Skyview, which defeated Glacier Peak 30-6. The other quarterfinal pairs No. 4 Graham-Kapowsin, a 60-20 winner over Eastmont, with No. 5 Kennedy Catholic, which beat Emerald Ridge 29-14.

Class 3A matchups

Top-seeded O’Dea escaped No. 16 Lincoln of Tacoma, 47-45, and will face No. 9 Ridgeline, which defeated No. 8 Southridge 34-17. No. 2 Bellevue beat previously unbeaten Meadowdale 71-21 and advances to play No. 7 Stanwood, a 31-14 winner over Lakes.

No. 3 Enumclaw shut out Kelso 26-0 and will meet No. 11 Mount Tahoma, which upset No. 6 Rainier Beach 38-20. The remaining quarterfinal is No. 4 Eastside Catholic against No. 5 Federal Way; Eastside Catholic beat Ferndale 51-7, while Federal Way defeated Snohomish 54-15.

Other opening-round results

In Class 2A, top-seeded Tumwater advanced with a 49-6 win over Black Hills. In eight-player Class 1B, Almira-Coulee-Hartline began its championship pursuit by defeating Wellpinit 68-8. The opening-round results included both narrow escapes and decisive victories, leaving 48 teams across the classifications in contention for six titles.

Key points

  • Forty-eight teams remain in Washington’s football playoffs, competing for six championships.
  • Twenty-four quarterfinal games are scheduled for Nov. 20-21.
  • O’Dea advanced after a 47-45 win over Lincoln of Tacoma.
  • The six championship games are scheduled for Dec. 4-5 at Husky Stadium in Seattle.
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