| Tuesday, February 9, 2010 |
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The WSU point guard outshines other freshmen Pac-10 players in the running
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Sophomore April Cook scored a career high 33 points against Arizona State in a win Saturday. | Pole vaulter Kendall Mays punched her ticket to the NCAA Indoor Championships in March. |
Strong frontcourt play from DeAngelo Casto and Brock Motum led to a big second half. | Swim team could not overcome the early point deficit received for surrendering diving events. |
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World Cup and Olympics highlight a potientially great year | The women will travel to Idaho for the last dual meet before the Pac-10 championships. |
Tickets for the 2010 Cougar Baseball season are officially on… | Packers fans everywhere rejoiced at loss |
Women’s basketball lost their 11th straight game as they were unable to get the victory. | Late run for WSU narrowed the lead to three but ASU responded to hold on for the win. |
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New players should provide needed depth | Cougars look to snap a 10-game losing streak and get their first conference win on the road. |
Coach Bone and the men’s basketball team face off against Arizona tonight at 7 p.m. | WSU is bringing 25 players to Pullman to help the program rebuild after its 1-10 season. |
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Long gives his perspective on being part of Cougar football | Wakeboard and waterski club practices on the Snake River with a WSU alumnus-donated boat. |
Freshman guard chose Pullman for its small town community and has enjoyed the change. | Club earned $10,000 last season for taking first place in a tournament in California. |
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Polo club members train in the high-contact and often misunderstood sport. | WSU’s class could rank No. 35 overall |
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The Cougars sent the game into overtime but were unable to hold off their cross state rivals. | OSU proved to be too much taking two of the last three races to clinch victory. |
The men’s team shot an abysmal 22.9 percent during the second half of Saturday’s game. | WSU went a combined 14-0 in matches this past weekend against EWU and Montana State. |
Poor shooting plagues Cougs
Veteran Huskies outlast women in overtime
WSU falls in the final races
Tennis dominates double-header Friday
