Plus, MP grad Jake Luton signs a futures contract with the NFL’s Saints, Edmonds College names a women’s soccer coach and more.
The former 5-star recruit and son of ex-Huskies QB Damon Huard was relegated to a No. 3 role this past season.
The standout forward and Glacier Peak graduate has the Trojans in contention entering league play.
Capsules of Snohomish County’s Northwest Athletic Conference basketball teams as North Region play begins Wednesday.
Plus, Edmonds-Woodway graduate Ali Gaye decalares for the NFL draft, Jackson alum Jon Cook competes at the swim world championships and more.
With many of its key players coming back, the Huskies appear primed for a huge 2023. But fans should take a minute to celebrate a stellar 2022 season.
Michael Penix Jr. threw two TD passes and the Huskies finished the season on a seven-game win streak.
The quarterbacks square off Thursday in the Alamo Bowl.
Unfinished business is a big reason why many Washington football players have decided to return next season.
Jordan Mims rushes for 205 yards and former UW QB Jake Haener tosses two TDs in the Bulldogs’ 29-6 victory.
Kirsten Crane, a senior at Marysville Getchell H.S, has always wanted to be a Bruin. She recently watched the team claim NCAA Division-I’s top prize.
The unfiltered coach, who helped revolutionize the game with the Air Raid offense, died following complications from a heart condition.
Locals earn postseason football honors, Snohomish grad to play for D-II national championship and more.
Dayana Diaz was a key piece for the Vikings women’s soccer team this season that recently won the D-II national championship.
The Bulldogs roll 77-60 the first matchup between the two in-state rivals since 2019.
The 48-year-old spent five seasons in Seattle from 2009-13 before leaving to become head coach at Southern California.
Six Huskies and one Cougar are named to either the first or second All-Pac-12 teams.
UW travels to face No. 18 Gonzaga on Friday night. It will be the Bulldogs’ first game against a state foe in two years.
Plus, Meadowdale grad Rover Stewart is named the NWAC Athlete of the Year, Aussie football is coming to Lake Stevens and more.
The standout quarterback surprisingly announced this week that he was returning to Washington for one more season.