11/22/2025
The State Tournament brackets were released on Sunday, November 9. On this hub we will have all games listed with links to the official bracket, full schedules and links to live broadcasts and links to coverage of individual matches. This coverage will be from our crew at Eli Sports and links to other media sites coverage as well.
Our goal is to have the information updated as quickly as possible and you can return to this post to find everything you’re looking for regarding the 2A Girls State Soccer tournament.
We’ll continue to update this post until a State Champion is crowned.
Links of Note
Link to Eli Sports Live Broadcast page
Link to WIAA for Fan information
Link to WIAA official bracket
All stories written by Adam Race
Final Four at Federal Way Memorial Stadium
Saturday, November 22 at Federal Way Memorial Stadium
State Championship
#2 West Valley (Spokane) vs vs #1 Columbia River 3pm
3rd/4th Place Match
#6 Hockinson vs #5 Anacortes 10am
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Friday, November 21st
Semi-Finals
#2 West Valley (Spokane) 1, #6 Hockinson 0
The last team in the state with a flawless record in 2025 was able to maintain perfection, as West Valley picked up a 1-0 win over a scrappy and defensively sound Hockinson squad.
The Hockinson Hawks opened up the game on the back foot, narrowly avoiding a couple of West Valley chances and getting out on the counter-attack via Bridget Brennan on the counter attack. As the game went on West Valley was able to settle into the kind of possesion dominance that they have become accustomed to during a campaign where not only have they won every game, but are yet to conceed a goal.
Hockinson however stood strong defensively, with excellent performances from freshman defender Allisyn Watson and junior goalkeeper Audrey Armstong keeping the Eagles off the board.
The teams went into the half tied, a rare sight for a West Valley team that averaged seven goals per year during the regular season. Incredible on-the-ball creative ability was displayed by West Valley winger Chloe Van Wey, who gave fits to the Hockinson defense. Van Wey would be rewarded with ten minutes remaining, getting on the end of a Kailey Willis through-ball and slotting it beyond Armstrong for the games first and only goal.
This was the first time in 2025 that a 2A team held West Valley to less than five goals in a game, and just the second time they’ve been held to only a single goal.
West Valley goes to 21-0-0, advancing to the programs their second state final in three years. Hockinson falls to 16-6, and will play in the programs first ever third place game tommorow.
The Sumner Holiday inn MVP was Chloe Van Wey, who’s electric attacking play was the difference for West Valley.
#1 Columbia River 4, #5 Anacortes 0
The undefeated top seed Columbia River Rapids advanced to their second straight 2A final witha convincing 4-0 win over the Anacrotes Seahawks in the second 2A semi-final.
Anacortes were able to get some early momentum through physical play and quick movement through midfield, but Columbia River were the more incisive early on. The first clear chance of the match for Columbia River came on a through ball towards Angie Malagon, who was fouled by Anacortes goalkeeper Emerson Eckardt. Junior striker Remi Buckley converted to ensuing spot kick to make it 1-0.
Columbia River would convert a second time with 10 minutes remaining in the first half, with Makayla Hundt roofing a goal to give the Rapids some insurance.
The second half would start much as the first had gone, with Columbia River in complete control and Anacortes unable to mount any kind of attack. A halftime substitution would put senior Mia Kennedy in net for Anacortes, and Kennedy was tested often in her sweeper keeper role. Kennedy would be up to the test until a rash attempted claim from Kennedy would lead to the second penalty kick of the match for the rapids. This time it was sophomore center back Raegen Dukes who stepped up and blasted the penalty into the top corner, 3-0.
A late rebound goal from freshman Keke Mabini would be the cherry on top as the rapids secured their second trip to the finals in the last three years, setting up a date with another undefated squad in West Valley. Anacortes are still garunteed their best ever state finish, as they take on Hockinson for third place.
The Sumner Holiday inn MVP would go to Raegen Dukes, who led the Columbia River back line, handing Anacortes their first shutout off 2025 while also converting a penalty.
Quarterfinals
Saturday, November 15th
#6 Hockinson 1, #3 Sehome 0
#7 Cedarcrest 0, #2 West Valley (Spokane) 7
#8 East Valley (Yakima) 2, #1 Columbia River 3 (Micah Rice, The Columbian)
#5 Anacortes 4, #4 Bainbridge 3
Opening Round
Tuesday, November 11th
#15 Nathan Hale 0, #2 West Valley (Spokane) 8 (The Spokesman-Review)
Wednesday, November 12th
#11 Port Angeles 0, #6 Hockinson 1 (Micah Rice, The Columbian)
#14 Ellensburg 1, #3 Sehome 5
#9 Steilacoom 1, #8 East Valley (Yakima) 2 (Luke Thompson, Yakima Herald-Republic)
#16 East Valley (Spokane) 0, #1 Columbia River 5
#10 Tumwater 0, #7 Cedarcrest 3
#12 North Kitsap 1, #5 Anacortes 2 (Nick Zeller-Singh, Cascadia Daily News)
#13 Selah 0, #4 Bainbridge 1 (5-4 PKs) (Jeff Graham, Kitsap Sun)
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