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LEWISTON — Walla Walla University’s women’s basketball team dropped a non-conference decision here to Lewis-Clark State, 65-48.
What figures to be an award-winning week for LSU quarterback Joe Burrow is underway.
NEW YORK — Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert has won the William V. Campbell Trophy, which honors college football's top scholar-athlete.
SPOKANE — It's barely begun, but the week couldn't be going any better for the Gonzaga women.
SEATTLE — The last time Washington played Boise State in Las Vegas, Bishop Sankey earned MVP honors in a game he didn’t win.
SPOKANE — Gonzaga and Arizona have battled for Western basketball supremacy all over the West.
PULLMAN — Almost one week before national signing day, Mason Miller and Washington State apparently have added another piece to their offensive line, receiving a commitment from Utah offensive tackle Rodrick Tialavea.
PULLMAN — Dominick Silvels, a Washington State linebacker who led the Cougars in sacks last year but missed the entirety of the 2019 season with undisclosed personal issues, has entered the transfer portal and won’t return to Pullman next season.
SEATTLE — Five Washington Huskies — left tackle Trey Adams, center Nick Harris, tight end Hunter Bryant, nickelback Elijah Molden and defensive tackle Levi Onwuzurike — were named to the All-Pac-12 first team, the conference announced on Tuesday.
NEW YORK — Oklahoma quarterback Jalen Hurts and Ohio State teammates quarterback Justin Fields and defensive end Chase Young will join LSU quarterback Joe Burrow as Heisman Trophy finalists.
Connecticut jumped to No. 2 behind Stanford in The Associated Press women’s Top 25 rankings released Monday after another week filled with upsets.
PULLMAN — Brandon Arconado’s standout senior year at Washington State wasn’t limited to huge catches and key plays on the field for the Cougars.
SPOKANE — Gonzaga made a move in the AP Top 25 and in ESPN.com’s latest bracketology.
TACOMA — Whitman College’s women’s swim team polished off the 2019 portion of its season by taking first place here Sunday in the three-day Logger Invitational at Wallace Pool on the University of Puget Sound campus.
PULLMAN — When Cheez-It Bowl public relations director Scott Leightman introduced the teams participating in this year’s Arizona showcase during a teleconference Sunday afternoon, he teased an “offensive explosion” between Washington State and No. 24 Air Force, who each enter the postseason …
SEATTLE — Chris Petersen's last opponent at Washington will be the team that gave him his first head coaching job.
SEATTLE — The jam-packed Alaska Airlines Arena, which was crammed to the rafters with Huskies fans, waited all night for a reason to explode and unleash over a decade’s worth of frustration.
Washington’s bowl game is going to be all about Chris Petersen. Judging by the wry grin he offered when asked about it, he’d prefer that it wasn’t.
PASADENA, Calif. — Although Oregon and Wisconsin have been regular visitors to the Rose Bowl over the past decade or so, very few people currently on their rosters or coaching staffs have had the honor of lining up in Pasadena on New Year’s Day.
Defending national champions. Undefeated and owners of a 28-game winning streak, longest in the nation.
Walla Walla Community College men's and women's basketball teams posted victories Saturday night during the closing session of the annual Warrior Classic at the Dietrich Dome.
The Walla Walla Community College men’s basketball team is now 4-2 after it bopped Bellevue, 91-73, here on Saturday night during the closing session of the annual Warrior Classic at the Dietrich Dome.
BELTON, Texas — Makana Stone recorded a double double with 10 rebounds and a game-high 22 points but it wasn't enough as the No. 12 Whitman College women's basketball team fell from the ranks of the unbeaten in a 78-58 loss at No. 7 Mary Hardin-Baylor, Saturday night at the Mayborn Campus Center.
Walla Walla men's basketball opened its Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC) season, hosting No. 24-Ranked Corban University on Friday. The teams needed overtime to determine a winner, as the Wolves outscored the Warriors 16-8 in the extra period to register their first conference win while s…
Walla Walla women's basketball opened its Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC) season, hosting No. 23-Ranked Corban University. Despite forcing the Warriors (5-4, 2-0 CCC) into 22 turnovers, the Wolves (2-6, 0-1 CCC) fell just short of an upset bid in their first matchup with the Warriors, fa…
The Walla Walla Community College women’s basketball team completed a 2-and-0 weekend and improved to 7-1 with their fourth straight win — a 79-58 victory over Tacoma on Saturday in the Warrior Classic at the Dietrich Dome.
AUSTIN, Texas — Kaylie McCrackenscored a game-high 14 points, Makana Stone put up a double double with 13 points and 12 rebounds and the No. 12 Whitman College women's basketball team kicked off its Texas road swing with a dominant 82-55 win at Concordia-Texas on Friday night.
TACOMA, Wash. — After traversing Washington state, the Whitman College men's and women's swimming teams arrived in Tacoma for the opening session of the Logger Invitational hosted by the University of Puget Sound at Wallace Pool. Two men's and women's relay events were held with Whitman's to…
PULLMAN — Dealing with a serious heart infection, it’s likely that forward Deion James will miss the remainder of the 2019-20 basketball season for Washington State.
PULLMAN — Three days after a social media spoof indicated Mike Leach had accepted a position at Ole Miss, Washington State’s athletic department unveiled a graphic of its eighth-year head coach — the text reading “Extended through 2024.”
SEATTLE — There are few guarantees in sports, but Washington making it to the NCAA volleyball tournament and winning in the opening round is as close as it gets.
PULLMAN — One of women’s soccer’s most iconic figures — 1999 World Cup hero Brandi Chastain – attended Washington State’s practice in San Jose, California, on Wednesday before conversing with a few crimson-clad players and coaches.
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RENTON, Wash. — Seahawks coach Pete Carroll might be 68 years old, but he shows no signs of slowing down, having last year signed a contract extension taking him through the 2021 season.
SEATTLE — Gonzaga Week officially began at 9:15 Wednesday night.
SPOKANE — Joel Ayayi found out Wednesday morning he would be in No. 9 Gonzaga’s starting lineup, replacing Admon Gilder.
SEATTLE — On Saturday, Jimmy Lake’s family attended a party to celebrate his appointment as head football coach at the University of Washington.
COLLEGE PLACE — Walla Walla University junior Carolina Montes was named the Cascade Collegiate Conference Women’s Basketball Player of the Week (Nov. 25-Dec. 1).
After the tears, the smiles and reflections — after the ceremony, explanations and exchanging of praise, new Huskies football coach Jimmy Lake fielded a question that I presume has been on fans’ minds long before his promotion.
SEATTLE — Chris Petersen’s sixth season as Washington’s head football coach will also be his last.
SEATTLE — A regular season of highs and lows culminated with a familiar low for Washington State — the Cougars losing 31-13 to Washington at Husky Stadium, extending their skid in the Apple Cup to seven years.
Alabama dropped to No. 9 in The Associated Press college football poll, snapping the Crimson Tide’s record streak of 68 appearances in the top five.
SEATTLE — This time, the Huskies couldn’t come all the way back.
SEATTLE — During fall camp, University of Washington athletics produced a video titled, “Chris Petersen: A Day in the Life.”
COLLEGE PLACE — A barrage of 3-pointers from the undefeated Lewis-Clark State College men’s basketball team lit up the Windemuth Court scoreboard here at Walla Walla University on Wednesday.
PARADISE ISLAND, Bahamas — Any concern about whether it was appropriate to be playing sports in the Bahamas while parts of the multi-island nation continue to dig out from devastation following Hurricane Dorian are quickly dismissed by officials.
PULLMAN – Like every other college program that passed through Lake Stevens High between 2013 and 2015 for a glimpse of Jacob Eason, Washington State marveled at the quarterback whose huge frame was just as impressive as his right arm.
Max Borghi tapped the table twice with his pointer fingers, adding a pair of tiny, metaphorical exclamation points.
