WIAA sets dates for traditional winter, spring seasons
While the seasons have been put on the calendar, leagues around the state are still mostly deciding their own paths.
Washington’s sports officials are disappearing at an alarming rate. Here’s why.
The state has lost over 1,500 high-school officials over the last decade, a trend that could cause your child's game to be canceled in the near future.
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North Puget Sound League aiming for March 1 return for football
The rest of the sports in the first season of the three-season plan will begin practice March 8.
Metro League aiming for Feb. 22 to return to play for football
The Metro League has divided the sports calendar into two seasons as it attempts to return to play during the pandemic.
Here’s what you can and can’t do under Inslee’s COVID-19 ‘Healthy Washington’ plan to reopen the state
Forget "Safe Start." That's so 2020. Gov. Jay Inslee has devised a new plan to reopen Washington from COVID-19 lockdown. The "Healthy Washington" plan took...
WIAA reorganizes sports calendar, decides football season will start in February
Any teams returning to play will have to abide by state guidelines for coronavirus protocols.
Huskies coach Jimmy Lake wanted to keep the best 2021 in-state standouts at home. On early signing day, did he accomplish that goal? WATCH
On Jan. 18, Jimmy Lake told nearly 10,000 fans that "in the state of Washington we have some of the best players in the country,...
Eastside Catholic’s J.T. Tuimoloau announces his top five, including UW Huskies
The five-star defensive end said he's not expected to make his decision until February.
UW Huskies 2021 signing day superlatives: Who’s the biggest get? The biggest sleeper? The biggest miss?
Before 15 verbal commits sign with Washington on Wednesday, let's assess the Huskies' 2021 class. Who's the biggest get? The biggest sleeper? The biggest miss?...