The Seattle Times • 30th March 2024

‘Do we want to compete?’: Montlake Futures seeks growth before UW’s Big Ten move

On any given day, Andrew Minear’s world can change drastically. The people he’s allowed to speak with vary from day to day.

The Seattle Times • 27th March 2024

Washington athletic director Troy Dannen bolts for same job at Nebraska

Troy Dannen started his Washington tenure with a promise.

The Seattle Times • 8th March 2024

How UW gymnast Skylar Killough-Wilhelm has grown into a leader for the Huskies

Skylar Killough-Wilhelm wasn’t necessarily expecting this to be the moment. She was just focused on sticking the landing.

The Seattle Times • 5th March 2024

Former Husky football player files lawsuit against UW, alleges medical negligence

A former Husky football player filed a civil lawsuit against the University of Washington on Monday seeking damages for alleged medical negligence, according to King County Superior Court records.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 13th December 2023

UPSET: Rebels stun No. 8 Creighton with help from new face

As the national anthem ended and the lights dimmed at the Dollar Loan Center in Henderson, Keylan Boone knelt beneath the UNLV basket, head down, eyes closed, with a hand pinching the bridge of his nose.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 19th November 2023

Verstappen finally embraces Las Vegas after winning Grand Prix

It was far from a perfect race weekend. The inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix was plagued by loose manhole covers and last-minute oil slicks. It faced backlash from longtime Formula One fans and locals alike, while the drivers complained about the added spectacle and increased schedule.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 26th October 2023

How volleyball turned A’ja Wilson into the WNBA’s best shot blocker

For the past several years, pop culture has become obsessed with the idea of a multiverse, the hypothetical existence of innumerable universes beyond our observation. A’ja Wilson being an Olympic-caliber athlete, however, might be the one constant that ties the multiverse together.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 19th October 2023

REPEAT: Short-handed Aces win second straight WNBA championship

NEW YORK — No Chelsea Gray. No Kiah Stokes. On the road in front of a sold-out crowd at Barclays Center.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 25th August 2023

UNLV volleyball coach arrives with big name, desire to build

New UNLV coach Malia Shoji has one of the most recognizable surnames in volleyball, but her path to UNLV has been defined by her hunger to build something of her own.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 11th August 2023

Hammon says she has a lot to say at Hall of Fame enshrinement

Becky Hammon has writer’s block. The Aces coach says it’s not something that plagues her often.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 29th July 2023

Beckyball 101: How Becky Hammon’s ‘basic’ offense turned the Aces into a juggernaut

Speaking at UNLV’s Cox Pavilion practice gym on April 18, 2022, Becky Hammon — fresh off her second practice as coach of the Aces — laid out her offensive philosophy publicly for the first time.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 10th June 2023

Q&A: Candace Parker talks health, WNBA, TNT, family and BBQ

Candace Parker’s story has been told too many times to count. Her list of accolades seemingly never ends.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 20th May 2023

‘Makes a lot of people smile’: Savannah Bananas storm Vegas

Jon and Braden Akin had been at Las Vegas Ballpark since 4 p.m. The gates didn’t open for an hour and half, but it was the only way to guarantee they were going to get good seats.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 17th May 2023

‘Hungry for it again’: Aces out to break WNBA title repeat jinx

A’ja Wilson’s trying not to change her approach. She knows any extra pressure she puts on herself won’t help the Aces, who have history in their crosshairs.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 18th March 2023

‘They are the culture’: UNLV says goodbye to foundational seniors

BATON ROUGE, La. — Nearly 40 minutes after the buzzer sounded on No. 11-seeded UNLV’s 71-59 loss to No. 6 Michigan in the NCAA Tournament, Justice Ethridge stands alone in the tunnel leading to the court.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 26th February 2023

Las Vegas ballerina, chef among runners ready to Rock ‘n’ Roll

Ninety-two percent of the runners in this year’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Running Series Las Vegas event come from outside the city, but locals cherish the chance to run at home.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 22nd February 2023

‘An extraordinary young man’: UNLV players, coaches remember Ryan Keeler

The first time linebacker Elijah Shelton saw Ryan Keeler on the field, he hardly believed what he was seeing.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 17th February 2023

Durango boys hold off Gorman, advance to state

Durango senior Tylen Riley isn’t going to lie. His body is bruised and tired. He’s looking forward to the ice bath and recovery day that’s in front of him.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 20th October 2022

Shake and Bake: Linemen bring friendship from FCS to UNLV

UNLV co-offensive coordinator TJ Woods has a nickname for the left side of the Rebels’ starting offensive line.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 13th October 2022

Division II to UNLV: Junior WR Senika McKie enjoys journey

Every time UNLV junior wide receiver Senika McKie begins to warm up at Allegiant Stadium, he stares up at the lights in wonder.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 24th September 2022

‘Free-flowing’: Gray’s Finals MVP award caps roller-coaster season

Chelsea Gray can always get her teammates what they need.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 1st September 2022

Aces assistant blazes new trail for Japanese Americans

Natalie Nakase has been able to come to terms with her status as a role model in the Japanese American community because she sees herself as part of an evolution.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 23rd July 2022

Chivas fans show off passion in loss to Juventus in Las Vegas

It’s around 110 degrees outside almost two hours before kickoff between Juventus and Chivas Guadalajara at Allegiant Stadium.

Las Vegas Review-Journal • 17th July 2022

Fans delight in Chelsea-Club America exhibition match

The Club America fans can be heard before they can be seen. Chants and drums — which will echo throughout Allegiant Stadium for the entire match — announce their arrival as they march down West Russell Road.

The Indianapolis Star • 23rd December 2021

Still searching for 1st NCAA tourney bid, IUPUI upsets No. 15 Iowa for 1st win vs. ranked team

IUPUI led for a grand total of three seconds. Against No. 15 Iowa, they were the only ones which mattered.

The Indianapolis Star • 20th December 2021

'It just feels right': Indianapolis Raceway Park name returns, racing fans rejoice

BROWNSBURG — When Kasey Coler looks up from his desk, a photo of his first trip to Indianapolis Raceway Park stares back at him.

The Indianapolis Star • 15th December 2021

'That's our heritage': Indy Fuel's Keoni Texeira carries culture from Hawaii to Heartland

INDIANAPOLIS — Keoni Texeira has lived in Indianapolis for more than two years. He’s still looking for a Hawaiian restaurant that can accurately replicate his grandmother Charma Marsden’s classics.

The Indianapolis Star • 14th December 2021

Fans across Midwest flock to Indy to witness Stephen Curry pursue NBA history vs. Pacers

INDIANAPOLIS -- It’s 5:45 p.m., an hour and 15 minutes before the Indiana Pacers and the Golden State Warriors are scheduled to tipoff, and fans donning blue and yellow No. 30 uniforms swarm around the Gainbridge Fieldhouse’ South tunnel.

The Indianapolis Star • 29th November 2021

Pacers Caris LeVert (back) showing signs of recovery, drops season-high vs. Bucks

INDIANAPOLIS — Caris LeVert was all alone. Standing near the logo, with the ball in his hands and 21.5 seconds left in the first half, the Pacers guard slowly started to walk down court, sizing up his opponent.

The Indianapolis Star • 25th November 2021

Frank Vogel on crowd rooting for LeBron James, Lakers vs. Pacers: 'It gives us a big boost'

INDIANAPOLIS — As Domantas Sabonis walked up to the free-throw line, boos rained down from the crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

The Indianapolis Star • 14th November 2021

'It's glorious.' Monon Bell Classic back after year hiatus, Wabash gets to bring it home.

CRAWFORDSVILLE — With 2:21 left on the clock, the Monon Bell changed hands.

The Indianapolis Star • 6th November 2021

Winning blue, seeing red: Brebeuf Jesuit volleyball avenges 2020 state championship loss

MUNCIE, Ind. — Every morning, Sydney Robinson wakes up and sees red. Still in its box, untouched since she put it there almost a year ago, the red ribbon of her 2020 IHSAA volleyball runner’s up medal stares back at her from her bedside table as soon as she opens her eyes.

The Indianapolis Star • 5th November 2021

Danny Pinter's touchdown adds fun twist to Colts win against the New York Jets

INDIANAPOLIS -- Ryan Kelly couldn't believe his eyes. "I didn't even know it was him," he said. "It didn't even register in my mind. It didn't compute, and I looked down there and I was like, 'There's no way.'"

The Indianapolis Star • 15th October 2021

Malcolm Brogdon, Myles Turner and Pacers squad spend off day at Correctional Facility

GREENCASTLE, Ind. — Indiana has never had a shortage of iconic basketball meccas.

The Seattle Times • 8th October 2021

Guided by formula, Lincoln High football coach Masaki Matsumoto’s approach earns recognition from ESPN, others

TACOMA — Masaki Matsumoto has done all of this before. Resting in his black chair in the little office located at the back of Lincoln High School’s weight room, Matsumoto speaks clearly and concisely.

The Seattle Times • 5th September 2021

‘The best decision I’ve made so far’: Washington’s Black Student-Athlete Alliance helps build campus community

Elijah Mason knew something was different almost immediately after he stepped off the plane at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

The Seattle Times • 12th August 2021

MVP Breanna Stewart leads Storm to win in inaugural Commissioner’s Cup

During her 19 years in the league, there isn’t much Sue Bird hasn’t done.

The Seattle Times • 11th August 2021

Cast in bronze, Edgar Martinez immortalized by Mariners with statue outside T-Mobile Park

For more than a decade, Ken Griffey Jr. and Edgar Martinez made up the heart of the Mariners lineup. Now, they’ll be side by side forever.

The Seattle Times • 6th August 2021

Washington native Keri Bell continues to build skydiving legacy and inspire others with her feats

Before Keri Bell steps out of an airplane, a million thoughts race through her head.

The Seattle Times • 31st July 2021

Eugenie Le Sommer’s brace leads OL Reign to second consecutive victory

OL Reign’s French center forward had done everything asked of her since arriving in the United States on loan from Ligue 1 powerhouse Olympique Lyonnais Feminin — everything except scoring a goal.

The Seattle Times • 28th July 2021

New president of business operations Catie Griggs wants Mariners to be ‘most progressive team’ in MLB

Catie Griggs is here to listen and learn.

The Seattle Times • 20th July 2021

This interactive tool allows you to build your own Kraken roster ahead of Wednesday’s expansion draft

The Seattle Kraken will soon go from a team with merely a logo, color scheme and Twitter account to a fully fleshed out roster of players for the first season of NHL hockey in the Emerald City since 1924.

The Seattle Times • 16th July 2021

‘Lowest of lows and highest of highs’: Eric Filia’s Team USA stint just one part of Mariners prospect’s roller coaster career

UCLA baseball coach John Savage gets lots of messages from former players. His favorites are the ones letting him know an ex-Bruin has been promoted to the majors.

The Seattle Times • 4th July 2021

This Independence Day, many around Seattle celebrate freedom from isolation

It was 20 minutes before kickoff at the Seattle Sounders’ last home match, but Kevin Crooks and Corey Cooley weren’t in their seats just yet.

The Seattle Times • 26th June 2021

Return of the Crawsover: Jamal Crawford’s prestigious Pro-Am returns to Seattle after one-year hiatus

Jamal Crawford wanted to play.

The Denver Post • 13th December 2020

23rd and Welton: The last remnants of Denver’s Japanese American Baseball Leagues

Mas Yoshimura can still imagine the park at 23rd and Welton streets in its prime.

The Denver Post • 29th August 2020

Former DU star Kristen Hamilton finds place with USWNT, NWSL despite different path

Jeff Hooker has seen it happen before. Every few years, a talent of immense ability emerges. A player so good coaches realize she is destined for greatness from a young age.

The Denver Post • 12th August 2020

With CHSAA moving volleyball to spring, Colorado players may soon have to choose between high school, club teams

Erik Rhee has a proposition for an issue that doesn’t have a perfect answer.

The Denver Post • 7th August 2020

Obon — one of Denver’s few festivals for the Japanese-American community — has gone virtual

In any other year, the parking lot between the Tri-State/Denver Buddhist Temple and the Pacific Mercantile Company on Lawrence Street would have been filled with music and festival-goers this Saturday.

The Denver Post • 6th August 2020

Gov. Polis attends first CHSAA event of 2020-21 school year with optimistic outlook

Jared Polis made it clear. By no means will the Colorado governor ever be considered a golfer. “I think what happens is I default to a baseball swing,” he said.

The Denver Post • 4th August 2020

CHSAA moves football, volleyball, soccer to spring as part of reopening plan with four seasons, condensed schedules

Shelve the helmets, put away the pads and get ready for Friday nights to look a little different in Colorado this fall.

The Denver Post • 3rd August 2020

Jake Rubley, Colorado’s top-rated senior football player, considering move to Iowa

Highlands Ranch High School quarterback Jake Rubley, the top-rated football player in Colorado in the class of 2021, says he is contemplating a move to Iowa.

The Denver Post • 19th July 2020

C.O. to CO: Owings arrives with new swing and versatility

Perhaps it’s fitting that Chris Owings has found a home in the Rocky Mountains.

The Denver Post • 17th July 2020

Poudre School District cancels July voluntary activities after athletes test positive for COVID-19

As Colorado continues to take hesitant steps towards the resumption of high school sports in the fall, Poudre School District put a freeze on its summer workouts Wednesday.

The Denver Post • 7th July 2020

Racing returns to Colorado National Speedway, where “what’s normal is not normal”

Renee Waltemeyer has been around Colorado racing her entire life, but she’s never seen anything like this.

The Denver Post • 25th June 2020

“Is this who we are?”: Denver South to reconsider Rebels nickname

For nearly half a century, Denver South High School’s nickname — the Rebels — has been a point of controversy among students, faculty, and alumni.

Crosscut • 1st December 2020

As Tulalip elders die from COVID-19, tribes lose more than family

When Jacquie Williams-Battle first heard her mother was sick in early March, she didn’t think much of it. “I kind of thought it was just another flu that was just going to pass by like all the other stuff that comes around,” she said. “I thought it was just going to come and go.”

Nikkei West • 11th February 2020

Jeff Tanaka’s got the best seats in the house

Watch a Chicago Bulls game and try to find Jeff Tanaka.

International Examiner • 10th June 2019

Legacy of Linc’s lives on at Seattle Fish Guys

It’s 10:01 AM on a Sunday, and Salvador “Sal” Panelo already has customers. It’s a young couple with a small white suitcase and identification tags dangling off the handle. Seattle Fish Guys has only been open for a minute.

Capitol Hill Seattle • 23rd May 2019

With a decade of nostalgic style on Capitol Hill, Throwbacks Northwest adapts to changing Seattle

Walk east on Pike, just past 12th Ave and you might miss it.