Sloppy defense doomed Cougars soccer to its first loss against Idaho since ’99

For the first time since 1999, the Idaho Vandals (1-0) beat the Washington State Cougars (0-1) on Thursday evening. The Vandals built up a significant possession advantage and took advantage of sloppy positioning by the WSU defense to score three goals in the first 10 minutes of the new season in route to a 3-0 […]

M’s trade for Ward will add walks to a line up that needs them

The Mariners traded for Baltimore Orioles outfielder Taylor Ward prior to the MLB trade deadline in exchange for right-handers Alex Hoppe, Brock Moore, and Harrison Kreiling. Ward is 32 years old and is in his first season outside of Anaheim after he was traded from the Angels back in November. This season has been the […]

New Pac 12 will provide a challenge for WSU volleyball

After missing out on the post season for the first time in a decade, Korey Schroeder’s volleyball program enters the new, and challenging, Pac 12 after spending the last two seasons in the West Coast Conference. The Cougs will play a schedule that sees them play eight different programs that finished 2025 inside RPI’s top […]

Clark dropped 45 as the Fever overcame a late deficit against Seattle

Caitlin Clark rewrote the Indiana Fever (15-10) single game scoring record, and her own career high, as her squad overcame a late eight points deficit to hold off the Seattle Storm (6-21) from the upset road victory. The second year guard has struggled with a back injury and careful management of her minutes in the […]

Everett City Council approved land purchases to advance Outdoor Events Center

During the closing few minutes of the Everett City Council meeting last night, the Council gave unanimous approval for the purchase of four parcels that will unlock state funds for the city’s Outdoor Events Center (OEC).  On April 29th this year, the Council authorized the mayor to sign all necessary documents to access the $7.4 […]

WSU soccer enters the new Pac 12 with a new coach, roster

Washington State’s women soccer enters the new era of the Pac 12 after the winningest coach in program history left for Ole Miss, which led the Cougs to hiring Chris Citowicki away from the University of Montana. Citowicki inherits a roster that saw five transfers follow their coach to Oxford, Miss. after they were unable to […]

Who is Neeru Khosla, the new Seahawks owner

It was announced on Saturday that Jody Allen had reached a deal with the Khosla family, including venture capitalist Vinod Khosla (71), on behalf of her late brother Paul Allen’s estate. The deal is for an eye watering $9.612 billion which will distributed among charities determined by the estate. The $9.612 billion is an NFL […]

Seattle’s late turnovers handed the Mystics a come from behind victory

Three turnovers in the last three minutes of the game handed Washington (11-10) an 84-79 win over the Storm (6-19) on Sunday evening. Poor passes, and a couple of offensive fouls, gave the Mystics offense the opportunity to pull away from Seattle in the final minutes before an Awa Fam travel turned into a Shakira […]

Despite sluggish offense, injuries, M’s are still in decent position for the playoffs

At 47-46, the Mariners have managed to remain in first place in their division and (if they slip out of first in the West) decent position for a wildcard spot. This playoff positioning is despite the fact that Brandon Donavan, Julio Rodriguez, Matt Brash and Cal Raleigh have all spent significant time on the injured […]