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High School FootballTuesday, November 3

Puyallup earns the No. 1 seed in Class 4A as the football playoffs open Nov. 6-7

The Daily Puyallup teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you've been waiting to see where Puyallup landed, the Round of 32 pairings have the answer. Puyallup (9-0) is the top seed in 4A and hosts No. 32 Lewis and Clark (3-5).

Puyallup, Sumner and three other 4A teams host Round of 32 games

Home teamVisitorRecords
No. 1 PuyallupNo. 32 Lewis and Clark9-0 vs. 3-5
No. 3 SumnerNo. 30 Stadium8-1 vs. 4-5
No. 4 Graham-KapowsinNo. 29 Juanita7-2 vs. 4-5
No. 11 TahomaNo. 22 North Creek7-2 vs. 6-3
No. 15 Emerald RidgeNo. 18 Eastlake7-2 vs. 6-3

Washington State Football Coaches Association committees did the seeding, and WIAA committees can re-seed teams for the quarterfinals. Winners of the statewide Round of 32 games advance to the state playoffs. Dates, times and locations are subject to change, so check before you head out.

Puyallup enters the playoffs unbeaten and on top

No. 1
seed for Puyallup in Class 4A
9-0
Puyallup's record going in
16
teams advance in each of 4A, 3A, 2A and 1A
  • Mount Tahoma (3A): No. 10 seed hosts No. 23 Sedro-Woolley
  • Gig Harbor (3A): No. 22 seed travels to No. 11 Ridgeline
  • Peninsula (3A): No. 16 seed hosts No. 17 Lincoln of Tacoma
  • Franklin Pierce (2A): No. 9 seed hosts No. 24 Washougal

Sources: HeraldNet.com, Bellingham Herald

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