schedules

• Fall Sports
• Winter Sports
• Spring Sports

schools

• Auburn
• Auburn Riverside
• Bethel
• Curtis
• Federal Way
• Emerald Ridge
• Graham-Kapowsin
• Kentlake
• Kent Meridian
• Kentridge
• Kentwood
• Mount Rainier
• Puyallup
• Rogers
• Spanaway Lake
• Tahoma
• Thomas Jefferson
• Todd Beamer

students

• SAT/ACT Test Dates
• Running Start Eligibility
• NCAA Eligibility
• Scholarship or Pros?
• NCAA

coaches/ads

• League Handbook
• AD Meeting Schedule
• Ejection Report
• Violation Report

contacts

• League Directory
• SPSL Officers
• Sports Commissioners

2012 - 2013 SCHEDULES ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Welcome!  The 4A South Puget Sound League (SPSL) is the largest 4A classification interscholastic sports league in Washington State.  The SPSL has 18 member high schools assigned to two divisions in team sports and/or three divisions in individual oriented sports. The sports with  two division structure are:  Football, Volleyball, Cross Country, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Fastpitch and Wrestling.  For these sports there are two divisions as follows: North Division:  Auburn, Auburn-Riverside, Kentlake, Kent-Meridian, Kentridge, Kentwood, Mount Rainier, Tahoma and Thomas Jefferson. South Division:  Bethel, Curtis, Federal Way, Emerald Ridge, Graham-Kapowsin, Puyallup, Rogers, Spanaway Lake and Todd Beamer. The sports with a three division structure are:  Tennis, Swimming, Track & Field and Golf.  For these sport seasons there are three divisions as follows: North Division:  Kentlake, Kent-Meridian, Kentridge, Kentwood, Mount Rainier and Tahoma. Central Division:  Auburn, Auburn-Riverside, Curtis, Federal Way, Thomas Jefferson and Todd Beamer. South Division:  Bethel, Emerald Ridge, Graham Kapowsin, Puyallup, Rogers and Spanaway Lake. ** Those schools participating in Gymnastics and Girls Bowling compete in a single division. The SPSL is a member league of the Washington Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) West Central District #3. SPSL members believe that student participation in a comprehensive athletic program helps our young people become better school and community members and provides opportunities not ordinarily available in the regular school curriculum.  Studies show that girls and boys who are active in sports have better school attendance, higher grade point averages, fewer disciplinary problems and higher graduation rates.  Participation in athletics promotes leadership, teamwork, sportsmanship, discipline, goal setting and other valuable life skills. The SPSL emphasizes sportsmanship through it's sportsmanship code. Show pride, class, spirit and respect. Display modesty in victory and graciousness in defeat. Please enjoy the game and promote good sportsmanship. In the South Puget Sound League, everyone's a winner!

Standings & Stats

As directed by SPSL administration, the SPSL website does not track or post the information below.  This is a non-funded website and these types of activities are labor intensive as well as not a mission of the league.

Seasonal Daily Sport Standings (through out the season).  Only final standings are listed. Individual or Team Sport Statistics. All-League or All opponent Teams. State-wide Rankings. These categories of information can be found through the media print or website services.  If you have difficulty finding the information you desire, contact your respective school athletic director for information and/or assistance. For more information on this topic, please visit the WIAA website.