Which of the following local winter sports teams will go the farthest in the postseason? In other words, which squad has the best chance to win a state title? (Poll Closed)

I just glanced at how people have voted so far and it looks like the [b]Lake Stevens wrestling[/b] team and the [b]Snohomish girls basketball[/b] team are the frontrunners. There's still plenty of time for new voters to make an impact on the results. I will leave the poll open through the end of the week, as usual.
I don't vote in these reader polls, but if I were to vote in this one I'd probably choose the [b]Lake Stevens wrestling team[/b]. The Vikings are once again loaded with talent and seem capable of winning their third consecutive team state championship. Defending individual champions [b]Josh Heinzer[/b] and [b]George King[/b] are having stellar seasons -- they're both No. 1 in Class 4A in their respective weight divisions (119 pounds and 152 pounds) by [b]Washington Wrestling Report[/b].
Several other Lake Stevens wrestlers are ranked in the 4A top four, including [b]Jack Stilwell[/b] (No. 2 at 119), [b]Ryan Rodorigo[/b] (No. 4, 103), [b]Sean Anderson[/b] (No. 4, 125), [b]Steven Walkley[/b] (No. 4, 130) and [b]Zach Teuber[/b] (No. 4, 285).
This weekend I'll see how Lake Stevens fares in its first step of the postseason, the 4A District 1 tournament at Marysville-Pilchuck High.

I just glanced at how people have voted so far and it looks like the Lake Stevens wrestling team and the Snohomish girls basketball team are the frontrunners. There's still plenty of time for new voters to make an impact on the results. I will leave the poll open through the end of the week, as usual.
I don't vote in these reader polls, but if I were to vote in this one I'd probably choose the Lake Stevens wrestling team. The Vikings are once again loaded with talent and seem capable of winning their third consecutive team state championship. Defending individual champions Josh Heinzer and George King are having stellar seasons -- they're both No. 1 in Class 4A in their respective weight divisions (119 pounds and 152 pounds) by Washington Wrestling Report.
Several other Lake Stevens wrestlers are ranked in the 4A top four, including Jack Stilwell (No. 2 at 119), Ryan Rodorigo (No. 4, 103), Sean Anderson (No. 4, 125), Steven Walkley (No. 4, 130) and Zach Teuber (No. 4, 285).
This weekend I'll see how Lake Stevens fares in its first step of the postseason, the 4A District 1 tournament at Marysville-Pilchuck High.