Once a dynamic dual-threat quarterback, John Rhys Plumlee turned in his signal caller card to become a receiver with the Seahawks last season, and the progress he has made at his new position will determine whether or not he can crack the roster in 2025.

Sue Bird will become the first player in WNBA history to have a statue dedicated to them on Aug. 17.

The Kansas City Royals flipped the script on the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday with the home squad losing 6-3 despite Randy Arozarena’s third home run in two games, leaving Emerson Hancock without much run support once again.

Returning from Triple A Tacoma with a refined approach in the batter’s box, Dominic Canzone has been an unexpected spark plug for the Mariners offense as they have tried to stay in the AL West and wild card race approaching the All-Star break.

After leading Michigan State in receptions the past two seasons despite questionable quarterback play, Montorie Foster Jr. took the difficult path from tryout player to 90-man roster signee with the Seahawks and hopes to keep beating the odds.

Opening free agency by prioritizing improving their defense, the Kraken made a multi-year investment in one of the more proven blue liners available on the market in Ryan Lindgren.

The Seattle Mariners out-hit and out-pitched the Kansas City Royals on Monday to open a four-game set with Randy Arozarena smacking two bombs and George Kirby turning in his second straight quality start on their way to a 6-2 win.

Washington State will have a new rival starting in 2026-27 with an eighth member for football and all sports arriving in the form of Texas State.

Seattle Storm veteran forward Nneka Ogwumike has been named a WNBA All-Star starter for the fourth consecutive season.

An outstanding athlete who remains relatively raw as a pass rusher after converting from receiver at Utah, Connor O’Toole hopes to put those tools to good use competing for reps on defense and special teams with the Seahawks.

Anchoring the Seahawks defensive from the trenches, “Big Cat” took his game to a whole other level in 2025, but he once again was snubbed of major accolades. What’s with the perpetual disrespect?

With the MLR season concluding on June 28 and the New England Free Jacks capturing the shield, it’s time to look at how the Seattle Seawolves did during the 2025 MLR season and look towards next year.

The Seattle Storm posted one of their worst offensive performances since 2015 in an 84-57 loss to the Golden State Valkyries.

Early success of the Washington Huskies NIL collective, Dawgs Unleashed, will be critical to the future of UW athletics, particularly on the gridiron.

Incredibly productive when healthy in five seasons with Villanova, Isas Waxter was one of a handful of FCS players to earn an NFL combine invite and may play the right position to vie for a roster spot with the Seahawks as an undrafted signee.

Getting back in the win column after a difficult trifecta of losses in the FIFA Club World Cup, the Sounders used a strong game by Jesus Ferreira to beat Austin FC at Lumen Field.

Known for his bruising presence as an inline blocker, Nick Kallerup will be leaning on an old school skill set and playing style to make a positive impression in a deep Seahawks tight end group.

The Seattle Kraken picked up four defenseman and a right wing on Day 2 of the draft. Here’s a look at each player.

The Seattle Mariners held off a surge by the Texas Rangers in a 7-6 victory. Here’s what went right and what went wrong.

Prioritizing defense early in Day 2 of the 2025 NHL Draft, the Kraken slid up two spots as part of a pick swap to land Blake Fiddler and later doubled down by selecting defenseman Will Reynolds.