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Four-time Seattle Storm WNBA champion Sue Bird has joined the team's ownership group. The team announced the addition on Wednesday.
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The Seattle Storm $64 million facility, located in Seattle's Interbay neighborhood, has become the second WNBA team to open a standalone training facility.
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UW hired Pat Chun away from their Apple Cup rival a week after their previous athletic director, Troy Dannen, left to take over at Nebraska.
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Major college hoops fans who want a centralized location to watch as much of the NCAA Tournament in person as possible probably won't find a better place than Spokane, Washington.
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A top Washington state high school baseball player, Bjorn Johnson was drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers at age 18. Johnson and his parents spoke with KNKX about heading straight to pro baseball.
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The Seattle Sounders, the Vancouver Whitecaps and the San Jose Earthquakes joined that fold in 1974. All three MLS clubs are celebrating a 50-year milestone.
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No. 19 Washington State's recent eight-game winning streak has given the program a chance to win its first Pac-12 men's basketball regular season title since 1941.
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Skylar Diggins-Smith will play alongside WNBA scoring champion Jewell Loyd, former MVP Nneka Ogwumike and rising star Ezi Magbegor after sitting out last season.
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Myles Rice lost a season of his basketball career to cancer. Now healthy, Rice is back on the court and thriving while helping lead a hoops resurgence at Washington State.
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FIFA announced the match schedule for the 2026 Men's World Cup. Seattle will host six matches, including two in the knockout round and one of the three U.S. group stage matches.
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Pandemic-era cuts to Metro Parks Tacoma programs decreased already limited access to adaptive recreation in Tacoma and Pierce County. Rainier Adaptive Sports launched soon after to foster more accessible play options.
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The 72-year old coach is moving into an advisory role with the organization, according to a statement from owner Jody Allen on Wednesday.