High school football photos and stories, week 4

Week 4 of high school football season is in the books, highlighted by Meadowdale’s big road win over Glacier Peak. See photos from that game and the King’s victory over Lakewood in our weekly photo gallery. Read about each game at the links below, and be sure to check out our high school football page for schedules, stats and more.

• Meadowdale sacks Glacier Peak, 30-19

• King’s holds on to defeat Lakewood, 16-12

• Monroe beats Jackson, runs its record to 4-0

• Shorewood 33, Shorecrest 7

• Mountlake Terrace 35, Edmonds-Woodway 28

• Marysville Pilchuck 44, Stanwood 14

• Lynnwood 15, Interlake 7

• Lake Stevens 41, Snohomish 21

• Kamiak 32, Mount Vernon 28

• Arlington 27, Marysville Getchell 21

• Archbishop Murphy 48, Sultan 14

• Oak Harbor 42, Everett 0

• Darrington 45, Orcas Island 12

See video from several of the games and vote for the player of the week on our Prep Zone blog.

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