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Snow College announces a revamped coaching roster that blends proven winning experience with fresh perspectives, aiming to sustain athletic and academic excellence.
A look at the emerging talent from southeastern Washington and Idaho who are shaping the next generation of college sports.
Noah Riley, brother of Washington State basketball coach David Riley, has climbed from a Ravens research intern to a Giants quality‑control coach, leveraging a self‑published playbook and deep family ties to football.
Central Kitsap senior Leo Bosh dazzled at the Battle at the Bay 7‑on‑7 tournament, leading his team to the semifinals and showcasing the versatility that could earn him Division I college offers.
Montana State University announces the addition of Kenny Love as an assistant coach and the elevation of Zach Payne, Sam Scholl, and Shamrock Campbell, reinforcing a coaching roster that seeks to build on recent successes.
Montana State University announced the hiring of Kenny Love as an assistant coach for the 2026‑27 season, alongside promotions for Zach Payne, Sam Scholl and Shamrock Campbell. The moves follow a strong recent run that includes a third straight Big Sky tournament title.
Montana State University’s men’s basketball program reshapes its coaching roster ahead of the 2026‑27 season, highlighting new appointments and promotions that build on a strong recent campaign.
A look at how a Pacific Northwest household turned two decades of road trips into a global basketball saga, featuring Tanner, Jake and Dylynn Groves and their supportive parents.
Valparaiso University’s men’s basketball team welcomes Nick Sullivan as video coordinator, while Sean Taylor is promoted to assistant coach, Jacob Lindsey stays on as operations and creative media volunteer, and Joe Vick returns as graduate assistant. The new staff brings diverse experiences from Gonzaga, Whitworth and other institutions.
The university announced a series of appointments and promotions that reflect a continued investment in its basketball program.
The 58th annual Senior All-Star Baseball Game in Washington delivered a 6-4 victory for the National All-Stars, featuring standout performances, awards, and a glimpse of upcoming all-state selections.
Alecia Parker, who guided Pacific University to three consecutive Northwest Conference Championship Game appearances and amassed a 106‑84 record, has been named the new head coach of Whitworth University's women's basketball team.
Senior pitcher‑hitter Caleb Rutherford is driving Zillah High School’s baseball resurgence, posting a 1.57 ERA, 91 strikeouts and a .385 batting average. Under Coach Drew Van Kemseke, the team has secured a share of the SCAC title and a state tournament berth, aiming for its first state championship since 2014.
The Loggers finished third in the Northwest Conference and will open the tournament against top‑seeded Whitworth, aiming for an automatic NCAA championship bid.