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San Diego State University will host four high‑school basketball prospects this September, each on an official visit that could influence the program's future amid a changing recruiting environment.
After a modest but eventful career that saw him rise to Double‑A and represent the Mariners' farm teams, third baseman Blake Rambusch has announced his retirement.
From South Korea’s returning champions to Australia’s debut and a historic female player, the 2026 Little League World Series promises unforgettable moments.
From Chicago to Tampa Bay, former Ole Miss players are carving out significant roles in 2026, blending early‑season injuries with unexpected breakthroughs and steady developmental strides.
Gavin Grant, a seasoned infield specialist and recruiter, has accepted an assistant coaching position at New Mexico State University, bringing a strong track record from Oregon and Tacoma Community College.
Bakke’s new book draws on his years as a player, coach, and educator to argue that quiet contributors can shape a team’s culture. From a pivotal free‑throw moment under Jerry Tarkanian to his recent work as an assistant principal, his story underscores perseverance, mentorship, and the power of supporting every member of a group.
After a strong start in Tacoma, Arroyo’s swing decisions and pitch selection reveal both promise and areas for growth.
A look at the rise of Hawke Huff, the first Seattle Kraken prospect born in Washington, and his path through the USHL, NCAA and upcoming NHL debut.
Stanford travels to Duke for its inaugural ACC game of 2026, featuring a fresh coaching staff, a transfer quarterback, and a defense looking to improve after a dismal 2025 campaign.
More than two hundred fans sought refuge from the heat at Seattle Center’s Armory, where they watched France take on Iraq during the FIFA World Cup 2026.
A virtual author talk with George Takei, an arts festival in Federal Way, and a new soccer park in Tacoma underscore a busy spring for cultural and athletic programming in the Puget Sound region.
The Roughriders posted a 5-0 shutout over Bremerton, while the Sequim Cardinals edged Franklin Pierce 4-3, setting the stage for semifinal showdowns.