Mount Si Wildcats Reign Supreme: Girls Track & Field Clinch Second Straight 4A State Title!
SNOQUALMIE, WA - The roar from the Snoqualmie Valley is deafening, and for good reason: the Mount Si High School Girls Track & Field team has once again ascended to the pinnacle of Washington State prep sports! For an incredible second year in a row, the Wildcats are the WIAA 4A state champions, showcasing unparalleled dominance and a relentless drive that sets them apart.
The highly anticipated Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) state meet, held May 28-30 at Mount Tahoma High School in Tacoma, saw Mount Si's finest deliver under immense pressure. The Wildcats amassed an impressive 60 points, narrowly, yet decisively, edging out a formidable Lake Stevens High School squad by just four points to secure the coveted team title. This repeat victory is a testament to the depth, talent, and sheer grit embedded in every single athlete and coach within the program.
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A Dynasty in the Making: King County and District Dominance
Before even stepping onto the state stage, the Mount Si girls had already proven their mettle, repeating as King County champions and conquering the demanding District 1/2 tournament. These back-to-back district and King County titles provided a powerful prelude to their state championship run, illustrating a consistent level of excellence throughout the entire season. It takes more than just individual talent to achieve such consistent success, it requires a cohesive team, dedicated coaching, and a shared vision for victory. These young athletes have poured countless hours into training, sacrificing and pushing their limits, and their hard work has culminated in another historic achievement for their school and community.
Relay Power and Individual Brilliance Shine Bright
Mount Si's path to state glory was paved with remarkable performances, including three crucial state titles. The Wildcats showcased their blistering speed and seamless chemistry in the relays, snatching gold in both the 4 x 100 and 4 x 200 events. The formidable Sophia Kono, Sophie Yan, Morgan Ruffin, and Beliya Tidd combined their talents to dominate the 4 x 100 relay. Not to be outdone, the 4 x 200 relay team, featuring Sophia Kono, Morgan Ruffin, Emily Rodriguez, and Beliya Tidd, brought home another state championship, demonstrating the incredible depth of Mount Si's sprint program.
Beyond the relays, junior sensation Beliya Tidd asserted her individual prowess, leaping to a state title in the long jump, a moment of pure athleticism and focus. Furthermore, the versatile Sophia Kono also made a significant impact on the scoreboard, securing impressive runner-up finishes in both the 100m and 200m races, solidifying her status as one of the state's premier sprinters. The Wildcats also saw stellar contributions from the boys' team, with Jaidyn Stephenson-Thomas delivering a fantastic performance, securing second place in the long jump with an impressive leap of 23 feet, 2.5 inches. His effort added more valuable points and underscored the overall strength of the Mount Si track and field program.
The repeat 4A state championship for the Mount Si girls track & field team is a truly inspiring accomplishment, solidifying their place in Washington high school sports history. The Snoqualmie Valley is undoubtedly brimming with pride for these dedicated young athletes. As the 2026 season concludes, the future looks incredibly bright for the Mount Si Wildcats, as they aim to build an even deeper legacy in the years to come.