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Boys and Girls Basketball Power Poll | Week 8

The Weekly power poll is voted on by Herald Writers David Krueger and Aaron Lommers and Steve Willits of the Sound Live Sports Network. Here are the Week 8 results as voted by them on Monday (with vote total and last week’s place):

Herald Power Poll

Boys

1. King’s (3) 45 1

2. Stanwood 42 4

3. Marysville-Pilchuck 39 2

4. Glacier Peak 36 3

5. Arlington 33 5

6. Shorecrest 30 7

7. Snohomish 26 11

8. Jackson 25 6

9. Monroe 21 13

10. Kamiak 18 T8

11. Cascade 14 12

12. Meadowdale 11 NR

13. Shorewood 8 10

14. Edmonds-Woodway 7 T8

15. Archbishop Murphy 3 15

Girls

1. Lynnwood (3) 45 1

2. Edmonds Woodway 42 2

3. Glacier Peak 39 3

4. Arlington 36 4

5. Stanwood 32 5

6. Lake Stevens 31 6

7. Monroe 27 7

8. Snohomish 24 10

9. Shorecrest 21 11

T10. Kamiak 15 9

T10. King’s 15 12

12. Shorewood 14 8

13. Jackson 10 13

14. Archbishop Murphy 6 14

15. Everett 2 15

David Krueger, Herald Writer

Boys

1. King’s

2. Stanwood

3. Marysville Pilchuck

4. Glacier Peak

5. Arlington

6. Shorecrest

7. Snohomish

8. Jackson

9. Monroe

10. Kamiak

11. Cascade

12. Meadowdale

13. Edmonds-Woodway

14. Mariner

15. Archbishop Murphy

Girls

1. Lynnwood

2. Edmonds-Woodway

3. Glacier Peak

4. Arlington

5. Stanwood

6. Lake Stevens

7. Monroe

8. Snohomish

9. Shorecrest

10. Kamiak

11. Shorewood

12. King’s

13. Jackson

14. Archbishop Murphy

15. Everett

Aaron Lommers, Herald Writer

Boys

1. King’s

2. Stanwood

3. Marysville Pilchuck

4. Glacier Peak

5. Arlington

6. Shorecrest

7. Jackson

8. Snohomish

9. Monroe

10. Kamiak

11. Shorewood

12. Cascade

13. Meadowdale

14. Edmonds-Woodway

15. Archbishop Murphy

Girls

1. Lynnwood

2. Edmonds-Woodway

3. Glacier Peak

4. Arlington

5. Stanwood

6. Lake Stevens

7. Monroe

8. Snohomish

9. Shorecrest

10. King’s

11. Kamiak

12. Jackson

13. Shorewood

14. Archbishop Murphy

15. Everett

Steve Willits, Sound Live Sports Announcer

Boys

1. King’s

2. Stanwood

3. Marysville Pilchuck

4. Glacier Peak

5. Arlington

6. Shorecrest

7. Snohomish

8. Jackson

9. Monroe

10. Kamiak

11. Cascade

12. Meadowdale

13. Shorewood

14. Edmonds-Woodway

15. Archbishop Murphy

Girls

1. Lynnwood

2. Edmonds-Woodway

3. Glacier Peak

4. Arlington

5. Lake Stevens

6. Stanwood

7. Monroe

8. Snohomish

9. Shorecrest

10. Shorewood

11. King’s

12. Kamiak

13. Jackson

14. Archbishop Murphy

15. La Conner

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