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Boys

1999 Waterville

1998 Chief Leschi

1997 Republic

1996 Pateros

1995 Dayton

1994 NW Christian

1993 Tekoa-Oakes.

1992 Sunnyside Chr.

1991 ACH

1990 Gar-Pal

1989 NW Christian

1988 Morton

1987 Morton

1986 Liberty

1985 Brewster

1984 Brewster

1983 Onalaska

1982 Reardan

1981 Willapa Valley

1980 St. John

1979 Coulee-Hart.

1978 St. John

1977 Brewster

1976 Brewster

1975 Brewster

1974 Reardan

1973 Oakesdale

1972 Curlew

1971 Reardan

1970 Reardan

1969 St. John

1968 St. John

1967 Reardan

1966 Reardan

1965 Harrington

1964 Cathlamet

1963 St. John

1962 Morton

1961 St. John

1960 Grand Coulee

1959 Illwaco

1958 Yelm

1957 Darrington

1956 Zillah

1955 Darrington

1954 Skykomish

1953 Monroe

1952 Monroe

1951 Chelan

1950 Kalama

1949 Kalama

1948 Bainbridge

1947 Colfax

1946 Colfax

1942 St. John

1932 Castle Rock

1931 Eatonville

Girls

1999 Wilbur-Creston

1998 Ritzville

1997 Ritzville

1996 St. John-End.

1995 Wishkah Valley

1994 St. George’s

1993 Davenport

1992 Davenport

1991 Tekoa-Oakes

1990 Asotin

1989 Raymond

1988 Reardan

1987 Tekoa-Oakes

1986 Columbia

1985 Reardan

1984 Creston

1983 Reardan

1982 Creston

1981 Republic

1980 Cathlamet

1979 Ritzville

1978 Oakesdale

1977 Curlew

1976 Northport

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