(RENTON, Wash.) -  The 2009-10 school year championship sites and dates can be accessed in the 'Tournaments' menu or by clicking HERE.

If you have any questions, please contact the WIAA Office at (425) 687-8585.

(RENTON, Wash.) -  The 2009 WIAA Summer office hours are June 22 through August 14. The office will be open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

If you have any questions, please contact the WIAA Office at (425) 687-8585.

(RENTON, Wash.) -  The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association and Wells Fargo Bank are proud to announce the Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup Champions for the 2008-09 school year.  The Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup is the WIAA’s most prestigious annual school award.   

The Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup Championship competition is a year-long program designed by the WIAA and awarded to the top school in each of the six WIAA classifications.  The Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup is emblematic of the top interscholastic programs in Washington that display excellence in academics, sportsmanship and athletic performances throughout the school year.  

Here are the six winners of the Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup:
Classification:    School:                         Points:
4A                    Mead                            1355
3A                    Mercer Island                 1975
2A                    Squalicum                     1345
1A                    King’s                           1645
2B                    Bear Creek                    1245
1B                    St. John/Endicott            855

FINAL STANDINGS AND POINT BREAKDOWN – Please visit the WIAA Web site at http://www.wiaa.com/scholasticcup/scholasticcup.asp to view the final results of the 2008-09 Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup and to view an audit of each school’s Scholastic Cup point totals.

MORE INFORMATION – The Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup is awarded to the schools that compile the highest Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup points based on their participation and finish at the WIAA/Dairy Farmers of Washington/Les Schwab Tires State Championships.  The top eight schools in each of the WIAA Academic State Championship categories and classifications also receive Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup points.

In an ongoing effort to promote sportsmanship, the Association incorporates a sportsmanship component into the Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup award.  Schools receive Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup points for displaying outstanding sportsmanship throughout the school year. Schools with no more than one student or coach ejection in all varsity sports for the school year will receive 25 Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup points.  Schools lose Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup points on a progressive basis for the second, third and fourth varsity player or coach ejection throughout the year. Schools with five or more ejections are disqualified from the Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup competition. All sportsmanship points for the Wells Fargo Scholastic Cup competition are added or deducted after the conclusion of the WIAA/Dairy Farmers of Washington/Les Schwab Tires Spring State Championships.

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association exists to assist member schools in operating student programs that foster achievement, respect, equity, enthusiasm and excellence in a safe and organized environment.

(RENTON, Wash.) -  WIAA’s Fast Break was created to keep you informed of timely issues related to the Association. The purpose of Fast Break is to serve the member school athletic administrators, students, media and partners of the WIAA. Fast Break is your key to staying up-to-date with hot topics, upcoming events and breaking news from the WIAA. Each issue features articles, information and updates that impact school administrators, state media members and WIAA corporate partners.

• Spring Academic State Champions
• WIAA Hall of Fame Recap
• WIAA/Dairy Farmers of Washington/Les Schwab Tires Spring State Championships
• WIAA Coaches School
• LEAP Applications
• Free Admission for Little Leaguers at 3A, 4A State Baseball
• NFHS Swimming and Diving Rules Changes
• NFHS Wrestling Rules Changes
• PNFOA Honors High Schools for Sportsmanship
• Free Workshops on Gender Equity
• Washington Games
• FSN/Farmers Student Athlete Citizen Award

(RENTON, Wash.) -  The WIAA/Dairy Farmers of Washington/Les Schwab Tires Scholastic Awards Program winners include; the Clarkston Girls Tennis Team with a team GPA of 3.987 and a tie in 3A Boys Track and Field between Mt. Spokane and Camas at 3.550.

For a complete listing of of the winners Click Here. Our Scholastic Awards Program page has more program information and past winners.

If you have questions about the program or the winners please e-mail Andy Barnes or call him at (425) 282-5237.

(RENTON, Wash.) -   The WIAA invites students who will be juniors in the upcoming school year (2009-2010) to apply for the WIAA L.E.A.P. Committee. L.E.A.P. (Leadership through Education, Activities, and Personal Development), is a student leadership group organized by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association.  The L.E.A.P. Committee is made up of student leaders from WIAA member schools throughout the state.

L.E.A.P. representatives are involved with L.E.A.P. representatives are involved with WIAA events, meetings and community projects, and have the unique opportunity to be the voice of Washington’s nearly 230,000 student-participants.

Each Fall, the WIAA selects a group of six (6) high school juniors to join the L.E.A.P. Committee.  Students participate as Committee members throughout their junior and senior years.  The summer after their junior year, Committee members have the opportunity to attend the National Federation of High Schools Student Leadership Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Download the application HERE. For more information on the L.E.A.P. Committee, please contact Sarah Cooper, WIAA Manager of Communication and Information at scooper@wiaa.com or (425) 282 5240.