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Reporter Newspaper football poll – Week 4

September 19th, 2011 at Mon, 19th, 2011 at 1:29 pm by Kevin Endejan

Here are the week four Reporter Newspaper football polls for 4A, 3A and 2A as voted on by a group of sports writers on the Eastside.

4A
1. Eastlake (3-0)
2. Chiawana (3-0)
3. Bellarmine Prep (3-0)
4. Skyline (1-2)
5T. Kentlake (3-0)
5T. Ferris (3-0)
7. Olympia (3-0)
8. Federal Way (3-0)
9. Issaquah (3-0)
10. Central Valley (3-0)
Others receiving votes: Arlington, Bethel

3A
1. Bellevue (3-0)
2. Lakes (3-0)
3. O’Dea (3-0)
4. Kamiakin (3-0)
5. Camas (3-0)
6. Peninsula (3-0)
7. Mount Si (2-1)
8. Meadowdale (3-0)
9. Kennedy Catholic (2-1)
10T. Seattle Prep (3-0)
10T. Oak Harbor (3-0)
Others receiving votes: Bonney Lake

2A
1. Lynden (3-0)
2. Archibishop Murphy (3-0)
3. Tumwater (2-1)
4. North Thurston (3-0)
5. Prosser (2-1)
6. Sequim (3-0)
7. Spokane-West Valley (3-0)
8. Burlington-Edison (2-1)
9. W.F. West (2-1)
10. Cheney (3-0)
Others receiving votes: Othello, Lakewood

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