ETL is a feeder league: each program feeds its local high school and limits players to that high school's boundaries. In short — your player plays for the program that feeds the public high school your family's home address is zoned for. Use the tools below to find your high school, then match it to your ETL program.
Each district runs its own boundary lookup. Find the district that covers your home, then check which high school your address is zoned for.
Attending a school outside your home boundary? Two routes let your player still play ETL — but each one settles your home program with a single, lasting decision.
You choose your home program one time, and one time only. That program stays your player's home program for as long as they attend the school and participate through ETL. Choose carefully — it is not changed season to season.
If the player attends a school via Open Enrollment:
If the player attends a "Choice School":
Once you know your zoned high school, find it here to see which ETL program you play for.
| High School | ETL Program | School District |
|---|---|---|
| Bellevue HS | Bellevue | Bellevue SD |
| Newport HS | Newport | Bellevue SD |
| Eastlake HS | Eastlake | Lake Washington SD |
| Juanita HS | Juanita | Lake Washington SD |
| Lake Washington HS | Lake Washington | Lake Washington SD |
| Redmond HS | Redmond | Lake Washington SD |
| Mercer Island HS | Mercer Island | Mercer Island SD |
| Bothell HS | Bothell | Northshore SD |
| Inglemoor HS | Inglemoor | Northshore SD |
| North Creek HS | North Creek | Northshore SD |
| Woodinville HS | Woodinville | Northshore SD |
| Hazen HS | Hazen | Renton SD |
| Mount Si HS | Mount Si | Snoqualmie Valley SD |
| Tahoma HS | Tahoma | Tahoma SD |
| Cedar Park Christian (private) | CPC | — private |
Tap a high school to see the middle and elementary schools that feed it, or search for your school by name. This is a naming guide — your home address is what officially determines your zoned high school (Step 1).
Schools that split between high schools
Your player is eligible without a waiver through any one of these four routes:
If none of these applies, an eligibility waiver must be approved by the ETL Executive Board — and waivers are extremely rare. A player may play up a grade but never down.
A home-schooled player is eligible by residence, exactly like any neighborhood player: they play for the program that feeds the public high school your home address is zoned for.
Because there's no school enrollment record to point to, your program director provides one proof of address — a utility bill, property-tax statement, or water bill in a parent's or guardian's name — instead of an enrollment screenshot. Grade is declared by your family and confirmed by the director. Your director handles this on your behalf; parents don't upload anything.
This page is a guide to help you understand where your player should play. It is not an official eligibility ruling. Official eligibility is established and verified each season by the ETL Executive Board (Player Agent) through the roster and documentation process. If your situation is unusual — a private school, a district-staff exception, a boundary that recently changed, or a middle school that feeds more than one high school — contact the league before assuming.
commissioner@eastsidetravelleague.org