The WSU women's rowing team has built a reputation of having outstanding athletes who always produce a team that can contend for the NCAA Tournament. This season is no different, as the team is confident and getting excited for the spring season to officially begin…

The WSU Men’s Rugby Club had a tough season with new coaches and a young team but showed a lot of heart and hope to enter next season aggressively. “It has been a transition year,” Head Coach Matt Hudson said. “It is my first year coaching, and there is definitely talent aplenty…

There are many sports clubs around campus that offer a wide variety of opportunities to be highly competitive. There are club teams for men’s soccer, cricket, fencing, men’s rugby, women’s rugby, water polo and so on. A lot of the club teams are highly competitive and ask a lot from the players in terms of prior experience…

For the WSU football team, this season was kind of a letdown. With only one win, and a loss to the Huskies in the all-important Apple Cup, the team didn’t play as well as they would have liked. However, redshirt junior center Chris Prummer proved to be quite the bright spot for the team…

The WSU women’s basketball team (3-4) heads to Bozeman, Mont., for a 6:05 showdown Friday with the Montana State Bobcats (6-3) before hosting the University of Portland Pilots (5-3) at 1 p.m. Sunday. The Cougars have faced some tough competition and have hit a few rough patches…

The No. 14-ranked WSU women’s soccer team (13-5-2, 5-2-2 Pac-10) was eliminated from the NCAA tournament in the Round of 32 after falling to No. 19 Maryland 1-0 on Sunday in College Park, Md. The Cougars defeated the Villanova Wildcats 1-0 on Friday in the opening round of the tournament…

After finishing the season with a 13-5-2 record (5-2-2 Pac-10), the WSU women’s soccer team made its second NCAA Championship appearance in a row. The team opens up tournament play when they take on Villanova (11-5-5) at 5 p.m. Friday in College Park, Md. The Wildcats finished fifth in the National Division of the Big East Conference standings with a 4-4-3 record…

The WSU women’s soccer (13-4-1, 5-1-1 Pac-10) team returns home this weekend to take on Pac-10 foes USC and UCLA to finish off its regular season. The Soccer Times’ ranked WSU No. 13 in the nation, and the team will look to finish the season strong and solidify its placement in the NCAA Tournament…

The WSU soccer team (12-4-1, 5-1-1 Pac-10) swept No. 25 Oregon State on Friday and the Oregon Ducks on Sunday in WSU’s last road trip of the regular season. The Cougars took down the Ducks 2-0 behind two goals spread apart by only 1:27. Sophomore defender Ali Fenter opened up the scoring after a foul by Oregon’s Taylor Jones…

The WSU women’s soccer team hosted Pac-10 rivals, No. 1 Stanford and No. 23 California this weekend. The Cougars split the weekend series, falling to the Cardinal 2-1 on Friday before defeating the Golden Bears 2-1 on Sunday. Rain was a factor for most of the match on Friday…

After two tough Pac-10 wins in Arizona last weekend, the WSU women’s soccer team is feeling a lot of confidence going into another challenging weekend at home with matches against No. 1 Stanford at 3 p.m. and the California Golden Bears at 11 a.m. Sunday. “It is just nice to catch a break from traveling…

The Soccer Times No. 24 WSU women’s soccer team defeated Arizona State University on Friday and the University of Arizona on Sunday in Pac-10 conference play. The Cougars came out strong against the Sun Devils. WSU jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first half with goals from senior forward Kiersten Dallstream and freshman midfielder Melanie Johnston…

This past weekend in Seattle, the WSU women’s soccer team managed to tie a game against UW in overtime on Friday and defeat Seattle University on Sunday. “It was a big emotional and physical game Friday night (against Washington), and to come back today with a win in a tough environment on Seattle’s Senior Day speaks to the character of our team…

The WSU women’s soccer team has played well this season with a 7-3-0 record so far. Last Sunday against the University of Portland, WSU played well but fell late on a penalty kick. “I think the lesson learned is that we can compete,” head coach Matt Potter said…

Sophomore midfielder Jacquelyn Roth has played well so far for the 7-3-0 Cougar women’s soccer team. She has racked up six assists along with her first career goal in a win against Texas earlier this season. “Jacquelyn Roth is a very talented player. We pushed her to improve…