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Washington State University announced the hiring of Kimble Schuessler, a former Texas graduate assistant and player, ahead of their return to the NCAA Tournament after a six‑year hiatus.
Washington State University announced the hiring of Kimble Schuessler as an assistant baseball coach, unveiled its full volleyball slate, and confirmed a home‑and‑home series with Weber State for the men’s basketball team.
Washington State University announced the hiring of Kimble Schuessler, a former University of Texas player and coach, to lead the Cougars' outfield and hitting development in the 2027 season.
After a dominant junior year and a shutout performance in a showcase, Kayden Neil signs with Washington State University, becoming the first Montana native to earn a Division I baseball scholarship directly out of high school.
After guiding the Cougars to a historic conference title, a NCAA Tournament appearance and a record‑setting team GPA, Washington State University has secured head coach Nathan Choate through 2031, promising continuity amid rising expectations.
Washington State University has secured Nathan Choate’s leadership through 2031, highlighting a season that delivered a conference title, an NCAA tournament appearance and record academic performance.
Washington State University announced a contract extension for baseball coach Nathan Choate through 2031, celebrating a season that delivered the program's first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2010, a conference championship, a 3.45 team GPA record, and a standout pitcher among award finalists.
Coach Nathan Choate’s new three‑year deal rewards a 2026 Mountain West title, a first NCAA Tournament appearance in 16 years, and record‑setting academic performance.
A dominant performance by Nick Lewis and a strategic push from Coach Nathan Choate put Oregon State on the edge of elimination, setting up a pivotal showdown.
Washington State’s baseball coach Nathan Choate has led the Cougars to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in sixteen years, a feat celebrated by former athletic director Pat Chun and underpinned by a career built on player development and resilience.
Washington State University’s baseball coach Nathan Choate has guided the Cougars to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in sixteen years, earning praise for his dedication to player growth amid conference and financial challenges.
Washington State University’s baseball team clinched its inaugural Mountain West title, dominating San Diego State 14-4 and earning a berth in the Eugene Regional.
Washington State University’s baseball squad defeated Air Force 5‑1, with pitcher Nick Lewis earning Pitcher of the Year honors, while local colleges and high schools posted notable results in the Mountain West Tournament, NAIA Championships and state track meets.
Washington State baseball coach Nathan Choate reflects on a season of resilience, key performances and a historic postseason berth after years of struggle.
The Warriors are back in the NAIA World Series after a two‑year hiatus, while Washington State looks to break a 14‑year postseason drought, setting the stage for a historic week of college baseball.