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PULLMAN — Nonstop rain, the familiar trappings of Martin Stadium and the sight of a Colorado quarterback wearing No. 12 may have been just the blend of things Washington State’s defense needed to turn the corner, or at least take an initial step toward doing so, while snapping a three-game l…
Oscar Harding scored a pair of second-half goals to pace the Whitman College men’s soccer team to its fifth straight win, a 3-0 victory over George Fox, Sunday in Northwest Conference action at the Whitman Athletic Complex.
RENTON, Wash. — Earl Thomas won’t be the only familiar defensive back returning to Seattle this weekend.
PULLMAN — A three-star wide receiver who committed to Washington State over the summer could now be playing his college football elsewhere.
SPOKANE — Gonzaga’s Corey Kispert and Washington State’s CJ Elleby are on the 20-player watch list for the Julius Erving Small Forward of the Year Award.
SEATTLE — Jacobe Covington’s Washington commitment lasted two days shy of two months.
PULLMAN — Washington State head coach Mike Leach vehemently refuted a claim by his former quarterback, Connor Halliday, that a feud existed between Tracy Claeys and Darcel McBath, and that feud is what caused WSU’s defensive coordinator to resign from his post in the middle of the season.
SEATTLE — On Oct. 13, 2018, Trey Adams wasn’t hunting ducks.
EUGENE — Running back Cyrus Habibi-Likio says Oregon’s defense in practice is as good as — or even better than — some of the teams the Ducks have faced so far.
Emily Baumgart could always outhit the girls she competed against during her illustrious high-school golf career at DeSales.
SEATTLE — Ty Jones is healthy enough to play against Oregon.
PULLMAN — It isn’t that Mike Leach envisioned Washington State’s defense giving up 143 points in three games, ceding 1,715 total yards of offense through the first third of the Pac-12 schedule or going 10 full quarters without causing a turnover.
The Whitman women’s soccer team squared off with one of the Northwest Conference’s elite teams at the Whitman Athletic Complex on Sunday, but fell to Willamette, 1-0, in overtime.
COLLEGE PLACE — Walla Walla University hosted Northwest Christian (NCU) Sunday afternoon, and the Beacons swept the Wolves in straight sets, 25-14, 25-16, 25-19, in Cascade Collegiate Conference volleyball play.Â
BILLINGS, Mont. — Rocky Mountain College extended its win streak to four games Sunday afternoon with a 12-0 victory over the Walla Walla University Wolves.
WOODBURN, Ore. — The Whitman College women’s golf team improved by 13 strokes here Sunday at the OGA Golf Course during the final round of the Northwest Conference Fall Classic.
NEW YORK — After a convincing 51-27 victory over Arizona on Saturday night, the Washington Huskies returned to The Associated Press Top 25 rankings, coming in at No. 25. UW was also ranked No. 23 in the Coaches Poll.
Elyse Benavides and Christina Boxberger posted a team-high 10 kills but it wasn’t enough as the Whitman College women’s volleyball team fell in four sets to George Fox, Saturday in Northwest Conference action at the Sherwood Center.Â
Elly Wolfe made eight saves in net but needed to keep a clean sheet as the Whitman College women’s soccer team fell 1-0 to Lewis & Clark in Northwest Conference action Saturday at the Whitman Athletic Complex.
After being denied their 13th win without a loss in a 1-1 tie with Yakima Valley Wednesday, Walla Walla Community College peppered the net here Saturday in NWAC East Region women’s soccer action.Â
Whitworth and Whitman slugged it out here in Northwest Conference mens soccer action Saturday.Â
The Walla Walla Community College men’s soccer team hosted Wenatchee Valley on Saturday, and eneded up with a 0-0 draw.
In its first team competitions of the season, the Whitman College women’s tennis team won a pair of matches, both in dominant fashion, over Puget Sound then against Whitworth, Saturday at the Whitman College Fall Invitational.
Walla Walla Community College pulled into a fourth place tie in NWAC East Region volleyball action here at the Dietrich Dome Friday.Â
COLLEGE PLACE — Walla Walla hosted the No-7-ranked Warriors of Corban University Thursday evening, and the Warriors (13-3, 10-0 Cascade Collegiate Conference) hit at a .375 clip to drop the Wolves (1-17, 0-11 CCC) in four sets, 25-7, 25-16, 21-25, 25-9.
PULLMAN — An esteemed member of Washington State’s Alamo Bowl-winning 2018 football team is returning to the Cougars in a coaching role.
SEATTLE — There are 12 scholarship wide receivers on Washington’s 2019 roster.
PULLMAN — Washington State coach Mike Leach is shaking up the Cougars’ underperforming defense in the wake of defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys’ abrupt resignation.
HARTFORD, Conn. — Hall of Fame basketball coach Jim Calhoun has been accused of sexual discrimination by a former associate athletic director at the University of Saint Joseph, the Division III school where Calhoun now works.
ONTARIO, Ore. — Walla Walla Community College’s volleyball team rallied to take a second set, evening things up with Treasure Valley in their Northwest Athletic Conference East Region volleyball match here on Wednesday.
The No. 1 and No. 2 teams in the NWAC East region squared off here Wednesday in women’s soccer action.Â
SAN FRANCISCO — Is it possible to carry momentum from one season to the next?
SAN FRANCISCO — Regardless of what might have been said, CJ Elleby never had serious intentions on transferring from Washington State.
SAN FRANCISCO — Nahziah Carter has no doubt the Huskies can repeat as Pac-12 champions and believes Washington reloaded with enough high-end talent to surpass last season’s team that advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — Walla Walla University men and women wrapped up their respective fall golf seasons here at the Running Y on Tuesday with a final round of the Oregon Tech Invitational.
PULLMAN — No, Mike Leach was not prepared to divulge the contents of his final conversation with Tracy Claeys six days after Washington State’s defensive coordinator informed the coach he’d called his last plays for the Cougars.
PULLMAN — Mike Leach hinted Monday afternoon that Washington State would consider personnel changes for its much-maligned defense in the wake of Tracy Claeys’ unexpected resignation as defensive coordinator.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — Walla Walla University’s men were only nine strokes back of the lead here on Monday with the conclusion of first-round action in the Oregon Tech Fall Invite at Running Y Golf Club.
COLLEGE PLACE — Walla Walla hosted the Owls of Oregon Tech University Sunday afternoon at the WWU soccer complex.Â
COLLEGE PLACE — Walla Walla hosted the Lions of Multnomah University on Sunday afternoon for their first matchup of the season.Â
CANBY, Ore. — In the team’s final preparation for the Northwest Conference Fall Classic, the Whitman College women’s golf team placed fifth at the Culturame Classic which concluded here Sunday at the Willamette Valley Country Club.
GEARHART, Ore. — The Whitman College men’s golf team concluded the fall portion of its season by placing sixth at the George Fox Invitational that was contested here Saturday and Sunday at the Gearhart Golf Links.
FOREST GROVE, Ore. — The Whitman College women’s soccer team rallied from a three-goal deficit but fell just short here Saturday at Hanson Stadium as Pacific University recovered for a 4-3 victory in a wild Northwest Conference affair.
SALEM, Ore. — Oscar Harding scored early in the second half, Austin Betschart added a second goal late and the Whitman College men’s soccer team took down Pacific University 2-0 in Northwest Conference play on Sunday.
Ohio State and Georgia are tied at No. 3 in The Associated Press college football poll, and Florida surged to No. 7 after a big victory.
Walla Walla Community College and Columbia Basin battled on even terms for 40 minutes here Saturday in NWAC East Division men’s soccer play.Â
The Walla Walla Community College women’s soccer team hosted Columbia Basin for a game between the top two teams in the NWAC East Region on Saturday.
SALEM — Whitman College cross country runners ran very well in Saturday’s 45th Charles Bowles Invitation hosted by Willamette University.
SALEM — Taylor Knight continued to lift her play, drilling a match and career-high 20 kills but it wasn’t enough to pace the Whitman College women’s volleyball team to its first win in a four-set defeat at Willamette in Northwest Conference action on Saturday night.Â
McMINNVILLE, Ore. — Whitman opened the Oregon raod trip here Friday under the lights here at the Linfield Sports Complex in Northwest Conference Women’s soccer action.Â
