The Blues report more than half their 2024 roster still playing this summer, scattered from Alaska and Hawaii to Canada and New England.
The Northwest Conference recognizes Blues teammates Madeleine Sherry, Gracie Maulik, Teagan Huff, Renn Novak and Andrea Garcia.
Recognition for the Blues featured Mason Remington named both Northwest Conference Men's Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year.
The Blues, including both the women's team and the men's, each also had a Coach of the Year.
Spotlights fall on standouts at both Whitman College and Walla Walla Community College, with players recognized by their respective conferences.
Spotlights fall on standouts at both Whitman College and Walla Walla Community College, with players recognized by their respective conferences.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Friday.
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The Blues finish Wednesday, at the NCAA Division III Championships in Nevada, ranked 15th — two strokes above the cut.
The Blues, fresh off winning the postseason Northwest Conference championship, complete Tuesday in the top half of 43 teams competing in Nevada.
The Blues, fresh off winning the postseason Northwest Conference championship, complete Tuesday in the top half of 43 teams competing in Nevada.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Saturday.
The Blues, NCAA Division III Northwest Conference champions, will be among 43 teams from around the country competing May 14-17 down in Nevada.
Whitman brings the Northwest Conference postseason tournament to Borleske Stadium while WWCC hosts doubleheaders — up to 11 games altogether.
Whitman brings the Northwest Conference postseason tournament to Borleske Stadium while WWCC hosts doubleheaders — up to 11 games altogether.
The Blues, among 49 teams around the country competing as the Division III tournament gets underway this weekend, will be in Boston.
The Blues fall Monday to Willamette, 9-2, but still come away as regular-season NWC champs — they will host the league tournament this weekend.
Victory opening a Northwest Conference twin bill Sunday in McMinnville, Oregon, upped the Blues' lead in the standings to three games with two left.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Saturday.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Sunday.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Saturday.
The Warriors rally to win their Wednesday opener 4-3 at Columbia Basin before another comeback bid in the second game falls short with a 5-3 setback.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Tuesday.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Sunday.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Saturday.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Friday.
The Blues, among 49 teams around the country competing as the Division III tournament gets underway this weekend, will be in Boston.
The Blues fall Monday to Willamette, 9-2, but still come away as regular-season NWC champs — they will host the league tournament this weekend.
Victory opening a Northwest Conference twin bill Sunday in McMinnville, Oregon, upped the Blues' lead in the standings to three games with two left.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Saturday.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Sunday.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Saturday.
The Warriors rally to win their Wednesday opener 4-3 at Columbia Basin before another comeback bid in the second game falls short with a 5-3 setback.
Walla Walla Valley area colleges had their respective athletics teams in action Tuesday.