WATCH: Reign Seek Playoff Berth, Sounders Prep for Critical Late-Season Road Trip
The Seattle Reign and Seattle Sounders share a combined +1 goal differential as each team has played 27 league games in 2026.
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Huskies Humiliated at Home by No. 20 Iowa
If you want to beat a good Big Ten team, you have to play like a good Big Ten team. And the Washington Huskies fell short in virtually every way in a 41-24 loss to No. 20 Iowa Friday night at Husky Stadium. Aside from a strong performance from backup quarterback Elijah Brown, not much went right.
50 in 50: 2027 Mariners Need Viable Backup Options
The Mariners front office has all too often gone into competitive seasons needing everything too many chance things to go right in order for the whole plan to succeed. If any one aspect meaningfully goes wrong - there are injuries, there are underperformers, and so on - the whole plan falls apart.
Seahawks Closer to Full Strength with 'Big Cat,' Ty Okada Ready to Suit Up vs. 49ers
Gearing up for their biggest game of the 2026 season thus far with the San Francisco 49ers coming to town on Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks will benefit from a near-full strength defense for the first time since OTAs back in May and June.
Five Former Gonzaga Bulldogs On NBA Roster Bubble Ahead of 2026-27 Season
Whether they graduated this past spring or are several years into their professional journey, GU could see more NBA representation this season, as a few former Bulldogs found new homes while a couple others latched on with the franchises that gave them opportunities over the summer.
Potential Oozes for Gonzaga During Kraziness in the Kennel
Optimism reached peak levels for the Gonzaga Bulldogs during Kraziness in the Kennel, where a returning sophomore seems to be taking the leap to stardom.
Washington Lands Five-Star Combo Guard Jessie Moses
Tina Langley continued her hot start on the recruiting trail, earning a commitment from 247Sports Composite five-star combo guard Jessie Moses. She becomes the second recruit in Washington’s 2027 class, joining four-star Ze’Ni Patterson.
Kraken Have Opportunity to Make Statement on First Big Road Trip
The Seattle Kraken have barely had time to get their sea legs, and already they're being asked to navigate some choppy waters.
Big Ten Picks: It’s Desperation Time For Huskies
It’s desperation time. The Washington Huskies fell to 0-2 in the conference Saturday in LA, and they need a win Friday night against No. 20 Iowa to stop the downward spiral. UW freshman running back Brian Bonner Jr. ran with confidence in Saturday’s 25-21 loss at
‘One of One': Fully Healthy Nick Emmanwori Continues to Wow as Seahawks Brace for 49ers’ Prolific Offense
Just in his second NFL season, Nick Emmanwori has much left to learn as he grows into one of the cornerstones of Mike Macdonald’s defense built around multiplicity, still far from a finished product for the Seattle Seahawks.
Three Unsung Heroes Emerge in Seahawks’ Solid 3-1 Start
The Seattle Seahawks are off to a 3-1 start in their defense of their Super Bowl title. With it being a 17-game regular season, there is no round number for the quarter mark for games but most teams take stock after four contests.
Analysis: Two Trade Offers for Kraken to Land Simon Edvinsson From Red Wings
The Seattle Kraken have tried desperately to make impact additions to their roster. Unfortunately, general manager Jason Botterill’s attempted trades for Artemi Panarin and Jason Robertson did not come to fruition. But, there’s a new big fish available on the market. Sportsnet’s Elliotte Freidman reported that restricted
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Robert Henry Jr. Blessed for ‘Great Opportunity’ Joining Seahawks’ Backfield
RENTON, Wash. - Switching teams during the middle of an NFL season always creates chaos, with quickly finding a place to live in a new city to rapidly learning a new playbook in a matter of days being only two of the many challenges facing players under such circumstances.
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50 in 50: What Do M’s Manager Failures Say About Future Skipper Needs?
Though he made clear that the process would extend “as long as it takes”, Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto set out a checklist of sorts when he described his ideal manager hire for 2027 during his end-of-season interview in late September.
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Analysis: How Can Seattle U Star Will Heimbrodt Build Off Breakout Season?
The biggest domino to fall in Seattle U’s favor over the offseason was retaining junior Will Heimbrodt. The rising forward broke out last season, becoming a full-time starter, emerging as the Redhawks’ second leading scorer, and earning WCC Defensive Player of the Year honors.
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Analysis: Catton, Wright Showing Development for Kraken Early
The Seattle Kraken’s success this season is dependent on Berkly Catton and Shane Wright. If the Kraken, despite their low playoff odds, can make the postseason: it will probably be because Wright and Catton took steps forward.
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Cougars’ Offense Punch-less Once Again in 26-6 Loss to Bulldogs
Washington State’s offensive struggles reached a new low Saturday night. The Cougars opened Pac-12 play at home against Fresno State but were unable to generate any fireworks on offense in a 26-6 loss at Gesa Field. Washington State fell to 1-4 on the season and 0-
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Kraken Off to Most ‘Prolific’ Start in Franchise's Short History
The NHL is playing an 84-game schedule this year for the first time. It’s going to feel more like a marathon than ever before. Yet, for a three-game stretch, things feel different for the Seattle Kraken. That’s a dangerous feeling, of course. Those good vibes could
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Gonzaga Women's Soccer Falls 3-0 to Boise State in Pac-12 Opener
In its first-ever Pac-12 game, Gonzaga women’s soccer (5-5-2, 0-1-0) battled Boise State (10-1-1, 2-0-0), a consensus top-two team in the conference. The game was a grudge match for the first half and a change, before the Broncos
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50 in 50: Mariners Cannot Unimaginatively Wallow in Past
Embed from Getty Images Nostalgia is an odd thing. In sports, it typically revolves around something good: a championship, a dynasty, something in the record books for all time. When a team goes a long while without one of those, their fans’ nostalgia becomes somewhere between quaint and delusional (the
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Rapid Reaction: Seahawks Survive Chargers Comeback Attempt, Own Mistakes in 30-23 Victory
SEATTLE, Wash. - Though the home team made things far more interesting late than they would have preferred thanks to their own miscues, the Seattle Seahawks sealed a 30-23 win over the Los Angeles Chargers with a Uchenna Nwosu strip sack on Justin Herbert, improving to 3-1 on the
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Halftime Observations: Seahawks Take Control in Wacky First Half, Build 20-6 Lead vs. Chargers
SEATTLE, Wash. - In the aftermath of arguably the longest first quarter in the history of football, the Seattle Seahawks used a pair of touchdowns from Emanuel Wilson and a 28-yard rushing touchdown from Rashid Shaheed along with suffocating defense to take a 20-6 halftime lead over the Los
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Seahawks Inactives: Ty Okada Remains Sidelined, Rodney Thomas II to Start Again vs. Chargers
SEATTLE, Wash. - Despite returning to the practice field earlier in the week and being a full participant on Friday, the Seattle Seahawks will hold veteran safety Ty Okada out for a fourth straight game as he works his way back from a significant hamstring strain. Okada has been sidelined since
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Washington Lets Late Lead Slip Away in 25-21 Loss to USC
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="992"] Tight end Baron Naone (85) is greeted by lineman John Mills after scoring a first-quarter touchdown. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect [https://www.emeraldcityspectrum.com/caption] Following a deflating loss at the hands of Minnesota, the Washington