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Huskies' Brockman awaits call on draft nightThe Jon Brockman NBA draft mystery should end today.
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Jay Roberts: Centralia’s late, great wild man
It wasn’t only his accomplishments in football, where his crushing tackles on special teams jolted Washington Huskies fans out of their seats.
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The name’s Montana, but he’ll play for Washington
In quarterback Nick Montana, the Washington Huskies landed a well-regarded name for the future.
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Locker says he’s sticking with Huskies
No worries, Washington Huskies football fans – junior quarterback Jake Locker is sticking with his commitment to new coach Steve Sarkisian and his present team.
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Pride spelled with purple ‘W’
Seattle – Even though the pep band and several hundred fans were there to greet them Wednesday afternoon, one might have expected members of the University of Washington’s national championship softball team to exit their bus, fall to their knees and kiss the ground before joining the celebration.
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Washington sweeps NCAA softball title
OKLAHOMA CITY – Kimi Pohlman raced home on a squibber back to the circle that Florida ace Stacey Nelson couldn’t handle, giving Washington the decisive run in a 3-2 victory for its first NCAA softball championship Tuesday night.
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Huskies one game from title
Oklahoma City – Unlike their meeting in the regular season, it didn’t take long for the Huskies to break through in the scoring column against the Florida Gators.
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Washington faces Florida for crown
OKLAHOMA CITY – National player of the year Danielle Lawrie hit a grand slam and made it hold up by pitching a five-hitter to lead Washington to a 9-3 victory over Georgia on Sunday night in the Women’s College World Series.
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Back-to-back HRs power Cougs to 3-2 win
Derek Jones and Jared Prince hit back-to-back home runs on successive pitches in the sixth inning to lift Washington State to a 3-2 victory over Wichita State in an elimination game at the Norman (Okla.) Regional of the NCAA baseball tournament on Saturday.
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Lawrie’s two-hitter lifts UW past ASU, 1-0
Washington is closing in on the Women’s College World Series final.
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