Before the start of the season, few pundits expected the Seahawks to be a playoff team, let alone a Super Bowl contender. But after nine games, they absolutely belong in that conversation with a chance to snap several lengthy droughts.

Earning the seventh All-Star nod of her 11-year career, Skylar Diggins was the facilitator of the Storm’s offense and a major fuel to their defense.

Evident again on Sunday with multiple reserves contributing in a 22-point beatdown of the Cardinals, from the starting quarterback to the latest practice squad signing, the Seahawks continue to embody the principles of their coach as they emerge as a top contender.

Gonzaga women’s basketball got an early test in its young season, battling through some struggles against Toledo. But the Zags made several crucial plays in the end, finding a way to inch out a three-point win over Toledo.

Scoring 35 points in a first half avalanche, the Seahawks left no doubt as they quickly discarded the Cardinals in their Week 10 rematch, lighting up the scoreboard on offense and defense to cruise to a 22-point victory and set the stage for a massive road tilt with the Rams in Week 11.

While sloppy play allowed the Cardinals to close the gap a bit in the second half, an offensive and defensive scoring implosion by the Seahawks in the first two quarters provided an insurmountable lead as they raced to a fourth straight win to stay atop the NFC West in blowout fashion.

Making history with two defensive touchdowns while Sam Darnold and the offense kept humming, the Seahawks boat raced the Cardinals from the opening kick to build a 31-point halftime lead in front of a raucous Lumen Field crowd.

Not coming close to resembling a Top 25 team in snowy Madison, the Huskies picked the wrong week to struggle on offense, suffering a brutal loss to the Badgers that all but ended their slim playoff hopes.

With both teams battling through a bunch of injuries, the Seahawks and Cardinals will have some new faces set to make an impact as they battle for the second time in seven weeks. What must Seattle do to earn a season sweep against its rival for the second straight year?

A dominant defensive line trifecta has helped fuel the Seahawks fast 6-2 start to climb to the top of the NFC West. But now that the group will be down a key member for a month, who will fill the gap literally and figuratively in the midst of a playoff race?

The No. 5 Seattle Sounders saw a 2-0 lead slip away in Saturday afternoon's Game 3 of the MLS Cup Playoffs First Round with No. 4 Minnesota United, losing 7-6 in penalties after a 3-3 regulation period.

It might be early, but Gonzaga is doing what it sets out to do on the floor. By owning the rebounding battle and pushing the pace for high-percentage shots, the Zags put together a sizeable victory over Oklahoma at Spokane Arena Saturday night.

The Washington Huskies entered Saturday’s game against the Wisconsin Badgers with hopes of staying alive for a College Football Playoff Berth, but it all came crashing down in a 13-10 loss. What went wrong at Camp Randall?

The No. 5 Seattle Reign generated plenty of chances but failed to get on the board in a 2-0 NWSL Quarterfinals loss to the No. 4 Orlando Pride on Friday night.

The Seahawks may not have been inclined to ease Rashid Shaheed into action anyway, but thanks to a litany of injuries, there won’t be any training wheels as his new team has no choice but to fully unleash him five days after arriving from the Saints.

Only a few innings away from their first World Series appearance, the Mariners look to be only a piece or two away from finally ending their Fall Classic drought. Which free agent position players could help Seattle’s quest in 2026?

In their season opener, the Gonzaga Bulldogs women’s basketball squad shut down North Dakota State, dominating the Bison defensively in the middle stretch of the game to capture a convincing victory. How did they get the job done to move to 1-0?

In a shock to few in the baseball world, Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh has won the 2025 Silver Slugger Award for catchers in the AL, given to one player in each position in each league who had an outstanding offensive year.

Only six weeks removed from their first encounter in the desert, the Seahawks and Cardinals will see plenty of familiar faces when they meet up again on Sunday. But one significant change has added a new wrinkle for Mike Macdonald and company to tackle in the rematch.

The definitive leader of the Storm’s defense, Gabby Williams posted a historic season on that side of the court that helped her earn the first All-Defensive First Team and All-Star nods of her career.