Vote: View best of the best 2022-23 Washington high school sports photos

SBLive Sports has a network of outstanding professional photographers covering high school sports events in Washington, and here are the best of the best images captured during the 2022-23 sports year.

Images showcased were taken by freelance photographers who handled assignments for SBLive Sports.

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Vote for your favorite image from among those featured below as voting ends on Saturday, August 5.

Daniel Zavage of visiting Central Catholic (Ore.) stiff arms Bellevue (Wash.) defender Colin Miller in the season opener. Photo: Vince Miller (#1)

A Roosevelt player soars while attempting to control possession of the ball in front of a Bellevue defender in the WIAA 3A state girls soccer title game at Sparks Stadium. Photo: Joshua Hart

Senior Josiah Johnson kisses the trophy after Curtis won the WIAA 4A state championship for the second year in a row at the Tacoma Dome. Photo: Vince Miller (#2)

Jani' Weir hands off to anchor Trey Crandall of Skyline in the 4x100 at the WIAA State Track and Field Championships at Mt. Tahoma High School. Photo: Vince Miller (#3)

Yoav Ziklik of Lake Washington blocks a shot attempt by a visiting Bellevue player. Photo: Steve Faber (#1)

Carl Welner of Redmond attempts to score a takedown against Isaiah Medina of Chiawana in a first-round match for the 113-pound weight class during the WIAA State Wrestling Championships at the Tacoma Dome. Photo: Vince Miller (#4)

Lincoln players celebrate after receiving the trophy for winning the WIAA 3A state boys soccer championship. Photo: Vince Miller (#5)

A Team FSP of Washington defensive lineman crushes a Hawaii Rebels quarterback just as he releases a pass during 2023 All-Star Football Game at Chief Leschi Stadium. Photo: Steve Faber (#2)

Macen Staley of Skyline lays down a bunt in non-conference softball game against visiting Yelm. Photo: Vince Miller (#6)

Garfield boys and girls teams celebrate winning both 3A titles at the WIAA State Basketball Championships at the Tacoma Dome. Photo: Vince Miller (#7)