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UPDATE: Highline closes 2026 football season with 14–7 loss at Mount Vernon
EDITOR’S NOTE: An earlier version of this story, relying on MaxPreps, incorrectly reported the final score and scoring breakdown. Mount Vernon defeated Highline 14–7 on Oct. 30. The story has been […] The post UPDATE: Highline closes 2026 football season with 14–7 loss at Mount Vernon appeared first on The B-Town (Burien) Blog .
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Jess Fishlock Is Playing Her Final Regular Season Game, And The Reign Need a Win to Keep Her Dream Alive
Mls logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) The Seattle Reign are playing their final regular-season match this Sunday afternoon, and everything is on the line. It’s Decision Day against the Orlando Pride at Lumen Field, kicking […]
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Cascade: I-001 and I-638 would harm youth bike education and be ‘profoundly inequitable’ for youth athletes
Cascade Bicycle Club is urging people to vote NO on I-001 and I-638 “because they are in direct opposition to the core values we represent” and “will have direct negative impacts on our work,” according to a statement from the organization. Seattle Bike Blog has also endorsed a NO vote on these statewide initiatives.
The Mane Land
Orlando Pride vs. Seattle Reign FC: Preview, How to Watch, TV Info, Live Stream, Lineups, Match Thread, and More
Welcome to your match preview and live thread as the Orlando Pride (11-15-3, 36 points) end the season against Seattle Reign FC (13-11-5, 44 points) in the Pacific Northwest (5 p.m., ESPN). This is the second and — since the Pride won’t qualify for the postseason — final time these teams will meet this season.
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Ryan Walters Reflects on Past Experiences Against Nebraska
When the Washington Huskies walk into Memorial Stadium on Halloween night, they will enter one of the rowdiest environments in all of college football. The trip to Lincoln marks the first matchup between Washington and Nebraska as members of the Big Ten, but battling the Cornhuskers is nothing new to defensive coordinator Ryan Walters. During his playing days at Colorado, the former standout safety went 2-3 against the Buffs' former Big 12 rival, including a performance consisting of 7 tackles, a pass deflection, and a forced fumble in a 65-51 victory in Boulder in 2007. "Nebraska is very unique," Walters said on Tuesday when asked about his experience playing and coaching on the road against the Huskers. "I've played there as a player, coached there as a coach. That fan base is extremely passionate. You know, I think they've had a sellout since like 1962 or something like that. You know, it's hostile; they understand the game, and it gets really quiet when you make plays there. It'll be a great atmosphere." "He's the most challenging quarterback that we will have faced to date." Washington defensive coordinator Ryan Walters on the challenges of facing Anthony Colandrea. pic.twitter.com/iE4LQXbqEQ — Hail Varsity
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Isaiah Ward in line to start for Washington football vs. Nebraska
For the first time this season, the Washington Huskies will have a new starter on the defensive line opposite fourth-year Jacob Lane. While that spot had been occupied by freshman Ramzak Fruean for the first seven games of the season, the former four-star recruit is dealing with a knee injury that he suffered in the second quarter of Washington's 38-26 win at Purdue. In his stead, fifth-year Isaiah Ward had an impressive showing in West Lafayette despite not popping up on the box score. Now, the former Arizona transfer is in line to make his first start of the season after drawing high praise from defensive coordinator Ryan Walters for his performance against the Boilermakers. #Huskies edges, including Isaiah Ward (91). pic.twitter.com/TIUojfEkLw — Aaron Coe (@Coe_Aaron) August 18, 2026 "I thought he played great," Walters said on Tuesday. "Played within the framework of the scheme, did exactly what we asked him to do and more. He always brings a certain physicality and toughness to the way we play, and he was a big reason we were able to stop the run the way we did." As for Fruean, after he was initially listed as out on Washington's first availability report
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No. 4 Indiana Barely Survived Overtime, And The Big Ten Title Race Is About To Get Real
Nba logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) The college football world took a deep breath this past Saturday after two weeks of absolute chaos, but No. 4 Indiana still made us sweat. The Hoosiers barely escaped […]
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Washington football could get RB reinforcements for Nebraska
The Washington Huskies could be close to adding some much-needed reinforcements at running back coming out of their bye week. During his Monday press conference, Jedd Fisch stated that Oregon transfer Jayden Limar, who suffered an elbow injury in the fourth quarter of Washington's season-opening win in the Apple Cup against Washington State, was able to take some reps in practice over the week off. Later on, while making his weekly appearance on the Husky Football Coaches Show, the head coach added that Limar could make his return when Washington heads to Nebraska on Halloween. "I think Jayden Limar is on track to have an opportunity to maybe play this week," Fisch said during the Husky Football Coaches Show. "I think that will help us a lot." Against a Nebraska defense that ranks No. 7 in the Big Ten against the run, allowing 99.57 yards per game on the ground, adding Limar to a backfield headlined by freshman Brian Bonner Jr. and sixth-year Trey Cooley, especially as more injuries continue to pile up on the offense. With freshman running back Ansu Sanoe dealing with a foot sprain and center Landen Hatchett out for the year, the Huskies need all the
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Sellers named to Naismith Trophy watch list
The NCAA women’s basketball season hasn’t started yet, but Anchorage’s Sayvia Sellers has already scored. The University of Washington senior guard won a spot on the Naismith Trophy Preseason Watch List that was announced Thursday. The annual award starts with 50 players and whittles down until the player of the year is standing at the end.
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‘I just don’t agree with the timing’: Gee questions councils opposing WA girls’ sports initiative
KIRO host Gee Scott agreed with Lynnwood and Edmonds city council members who voted to oppose Washington’s parental rights and girls’ sports initiatives, but he questioned their decision to weigh in while voters are filling out ballots. On “The Gee and Ursula Show” on KIRO Newsradio, Gee separated...