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Emerald Downs, celebrated for its exhilarating horse racing and unique T-Rex and Bulog races, is now becoming renowned for its scrumptious food offerings. Good Day Seattle dispatched Brian MacMillan to delve into the culinary wonders available at the Emerald Downs racetrack.

14-year-old Kairan Quazi will start his new job at SpaceX in Redmond at the end of July.

The Seattle Seahawks eagerly anticipate the return of their teammates, including the dynamic No. 33, following a difficult stretch of injuries and rehabilitation. The team looks forward to regaining their unique energy on the field, ultimately improving their overall performance and camaraderie.

The coaching staff patiently waits for running back to catch up.

SEATTLE — It was back to the swing of things for Rick Fehr today at The Golf Club at Newcastle. The day was jampacked with lessons—a day after learning a valuable lesson. "I think greed won this time as it often does," he said. Fehr is a former...

Going back to Jimmy Lake, the Huskies have welcomed 21 four-year school transfers.

“The overall sentiment seems everybody’s excited,” said Graham-Kapowsin coach Jeff Logan.

SEATTLE — The idea for Level the Field Sports came when to brothers realized not all their friends could afford to play youth sports. Seventh grader Justin and his brother Jacob, a 5th grader, presented the problem to their parents, and their nonprofit was born. “We started it because...

The Washington Huskies have added Jalen Klemm from the transfer portal. The 6-5, 273-pound offensive lineman Redshirted for Kansas State last season. Regarded as the 20th-best offensive tackle in the Class of 2022 by 247Sports. His father, Adrian, is the current offensive line coach for the New England Patriots and...

Christian Caple writes about the history of Husky football teams with similarly high expectations to this upcoming squad. Dawgman has a new recruiting blog with some updates about OL and RB recruiting in the class of 2024. Roman Tomashoff profiles 4-star Husky DL target Jericho Johnson who may be the...

SEATTLE — Seattle has new back-to-back champions. It's a professional team you may have never heard of. The Seattle Tempest is the city's first ultimate frisbee professional women's team. The franchise just won its second "Western Ultimate League" (WHL) championship over the weekend. An iconic backdrop for a team...

Seattle University's women's basketball team has announced the appointment of four new assistant coaches. Michael Brooks, Rachel Swartz, GeAnna Luaulu-Summers, and Makala Roper are set to join the team for the upcoming season.

As the Mariners head to Anaheim this weekend to face the Angels, fans can show their support for both their favorite team and the local community through an exciting event. The Mariners Care Foundation Charity Night Auction presents an array of exclusive items and experiences for fans to bid on, with all proceeds going towards benefiting the community.

Benjamin Alefaio from Orange Lutheran impressed the talent scouts at the Avery Strong College Showcase.

Emma Williams is heading to the University of Texas at Austin to row at the Division 1 level. She has been rowing for three and a half years but did not consider pursuing crew beyond high school until her junior year. Williams has been rowing at Sammamish Rowing Association and that has provided an inspiring community for her. “I really do it for the people, I love the people there. It’s a really big community and everyone is just very uplifting and motivating,” Williams said. She values this community because it is part of what drives her love for the sport. “I think it’s the community, it’s just unlike any other sport. You really need every single person there. Everyone’s doing something.” She also appreciates the culture of the sport and how she is able to fit into the community. “I’m not a very athletic person, and so I’m the person that sits in the front of the boat and gives instructions and that’s really catered to my personality and what I like to do, so I feel like it all just flows really well. I get to do something I like and I get to be with people that I love,” Williams said. Finding a school where she could carry on her passion was a long and difficult process. “I went to so many different schools, I went on just countless unofficial visits,”she said. “Then I ended up finding Texas and that was just a better fit, and that’s when it ended,” Williams said. She is eager for this new level of her crew career. “I’m excited to go fast. I think high school rowing, it’s really fun, it’s a good learning experience. But, next year is just — it’s going to be a lot more competitive, it’s going to be a lot more intense. And, yeah I’m excited to ramp it up.”

Washington Huskies football coaches are on the recruiting trail. Before heading back to Seattle for training camp, they are scouting top prospects for 2024. In college football, recruiting never ends. The Washington Huskies coaches are out of the office this time of year, meeting with prospects for the 2024 class, especially in the fertile areas of Southern California and Texas.

He's the oldest UW player in his renovated position group.

One of the laments from many about the 2023 recruiting cycle was that Washington was not able to grab a top-tier quarterback. However, Husky Nation received good news back in April when Folsom (Ca.) QB Austin Mack, who had committed to them on Signing Day to be part of the 2024 recruiting class, announced his decision to reclassify and join Washington this fall. Now, less than two weeks away from starting his college career, the 6'6", 225-pound gun-slinger said he's excited for the next chapter of his life to get started.

LaDainian Fields returned a pair of interceptions for touchdowns in 2022.