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A youth soccer camp in Washington state combined athletic training with mentorship, offering refugee children a pathway to thrive in their new home.
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A youth soccer camp in Washington state combined athletic training with mentorship, offering refugee children a pathway to thrive in their new home.
A series of store openings, expansions and a historic closure are reshaping the commercial landscape across Tacoma, Sumner, Puyallup and surrounding Washington communities.

Coach Mark Pope expresses confidence in Kentucky's point guard depth for the upcoming season, citing the resilience of players like Zoom Diallo, Alex Wilkins, and Mason Williams after a series of injuries.

Missael "Missa" Lopez’s path from a 13‑year‑old immigrant in Washington to a professional midfielder and community mentor illustrates how family, perseverance, and global opportunities can shape a sporting career.

The Cougars reveal an 18‑match 2026 campaign highlighted by home games at Cougar Soccer Complex, a two‑match excursion to Tacoma, and a pursuit of the NCCAA national championship.

From Ivory Coast roots to the courts of Lexington, Zoom Diallo embraces the weight of his name and the expectations that come with joining the University of Kentucky basketball program.

Andy Cosgrove, a Kirkland native, returned to the Pacific Northwest for a sold‑out showdown in Tacoma, where his three home runs and a shirtless celebration marked a personal milestone and a family reunion.

Street Child United, in partnership with Bank of America, will run a five‑city tour across the United States and Canada, using soccer to empower street‑connected young people and amplify their demands for better support.

Davion Shareef-Dulaney, a standout guard from Lincoln High School, has earned a scholarship from the University of Washington following a prolific sophomore season that included a 1,000‑point milestone and comparisons to former Huskies star Clarence Ramsey.

Seattle‑Tacoma International Airport is enriching its terminals with a series of public artworks tied to an upcoming global soccer event, blending local talent with creators from across the globe.

Sound Transit is enhancing its network for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, adding extra trains, free BikeLink lockers, multilingual wayfinding and special messages from Megan Rapinoe and Doug Baldwin.

The Davis girls basketball team secured its second straight state title and the team of the year award, while Coach Richard Sanchez led both boys and girls wrestling squads to historic championships.
A look at how Zoom Diallo and Franck Kepnang are expected to shape Kentucky's 2026‑27 roster and chemistry.

The Seattle Kraken introduced husky mascot Davy Jones in their first season, but the mascot's popularity waned and a risky TikTok collaboration with BookTok creator Kierra Lewis ended in controversy.
After a roller‑coaster season that saw her both dismissed and restored, Gig Harbor’s celebrated basketball coach Michele Hackett has announced she will take the helm at Stadium High School, citing a personal mission to revive a winless program.
Coaches across the South Sound region announced their all‑league boys soccer teams for the 2026 spring season, recognizing standout athletes and leaders from a wide array of schools.

Seattle’s long‑standing soccer culture, built on historic teams and community engagement, underpins its role as a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

A collaborative effort between Seattle Sounders FC, the RAVE Foundation, and the Puyallup Tribe of Indians has transformed a former school site into a community soccer hub that features professional‑grade fields, adaptive programming, and cultural significance.
With an 18‑1‑1 record, the Stadium High School boys’ soccer team enters the WIAA Class 4A state tournament as the top seed. Coach Dino Costa empowers his players to dictate play, leading to creative performances highlighted by Jack Luxenberg, Fisher Jarzynka, Abe Cooper and others as they prepare for a quarterfinal showdown.