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Coaches’ volleyball poll

Here’s a look at the latest Washington State Coaches Association volleyball polls. With three local teams in the Wesco 4A top 10 (Jackson, Kamiak, Monroe) – and another team (Snohomish) lurking – it’s fair to say Snohomish County could be well represented at the state championships in Lacey around N

ov. 11-12.

Also it’s a big week in local volleyball with No. 4 Meadowdale taking on Glacier Peak tonight, Snohomish traveling to Monroe on Thursday and Kamiak and Jackson dueling on Monday, Oct. 10. Check www.heraldnet.com/highschools and www.twitter.com/heraldnetpreps for results.

Coaches Pick Rank

Class 4A
1. Mead
2. Jackson
3. Richland
4. Olympia
5. Kentwood
6. Bellarmine Prep
7. Newport
8. Wenatchee
9. Kamiak
10. Monroe

Class 3A
1. West Valley (Yakima)
2. Mt. Spokane
3. Seattle Prep
4. Meadowdale
5. Eastside Catholic
6. Prairie
7. Mercer Island
8. Bainbridge
9. Bonney Lake
10. Auburn Mt. View

Class 2A
1. Burlington-Edison
2. Selah
3. Anacortes
4. Tumwater
5. Black Hills
6. Cheney
7. Mark Morris
8. North Kitsap
9. Grandview
10. Lynden

Class 1A
t-1. Chelan*
t-1.Kings*
3. Colville
4. Castle Rock
5. Lynden Christian
6. Freeman
7. Cascade-Leavenworth
8. Ridgefield
9. Cedarpark Christian
10. Goldendale

Class 1B
1. Christian Faith
2. Tekoa-Oaksdale
3. Almira/Coulee-Hartline
4. Colton
5. Wilbur-Creston
6. Moses Lake Christian
7. Selkirk
8. Klickitat
9. King’s Way Christian
10. Thorp

Class 2B
1. Reardan
2. Bear Creek
3. Northwest Christian
4. Colfax
5. LaConner
6. Riverside Christian
7. Adna
8. Brewster
9. Pateros
10. Toutle Lake

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