Mount Si High School Selected to Host 2026 WIAA 3A and 4A Girls Soccer State Championships

Mount Si High School will welcome some of Washington’s top high school girls soccer teams this fall as the host of the 2026 Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) Gesa Credit Union 3A and 4A Girls Soccer State Championships, scheduled for November 20-21, 2026.

The two-day event will bring the top four teams from each classification to Snoqualmie’s centrally located Mount Si High School Stadium to compete for state titles. Adding to the excitement, Mount Si enters the season as the defending 4A girls soccer state champion, having captured the program’s first state title in 2025.

Semifinal matches will take place on Friday, November 20, followed by the third place matches and state championship games on Saturday, November 21.

“We are incredibly excited to welcome the best girls soccer teams in the state to Mount Si High School,” said Jordan Sauvage, Mount Si High School Athletic Director. “Hosting a state championship is a tremendous honor for our school and community. We take great pride in our facilities, our student-athletes and the incredible support our community has for high school athletics. We look forward to partnering with the WIAA to create an outstanding championship experience for the teams, coaches, families and fans who will be joining us in Snoqualmie.”

Previously slated to take place at Sparks Stadium in Puyallup, the championships will move to Mount Si High School due to scheduling conflicts with the Stadium and the city of Puyallup.

“We’re excited to host this year’s 3A, 4A Girls Soccer State Championships at Mount Si High School, ” said Jeneé James, WIAA Assistant Executive Director. “We’re thankful for Mount Si stepping up to host, and we look forward to collaborating with the school and Snoqualmie Valley School District on creating an unforgettable State Championship atmosphere.”

Ticket information, game schedules and additional tournament details will be available on the WIAA website as the event approaches. Fans and participating teams are encouraged to visit the WIAA website for the latest updates and information through its Tournament Central page.

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