In a much less explosive performance than Game 1 of its series with Arizona, the Washington baseball team cemented its fourth straight conference series defeat with an uninspiring 4-1 loss to No. 13 Arizona on Saturday evening.

Washington grabbed the heptathlon gold, for a second straight year, with Lyndsey Lopes winning the event at her old stadium.

Tied at one game a piece in the conference series, the No. 5 Washington softball team and Stanford entered the final game of Pac-12 play looking to cap off their respective seasons with a win before the postseason.

For a split second, a look of hope seemed to flash across Dylan Lamb’s face. 

Day one at the Pac-12 Track and Field Championship was full of preliminary running events and Washington had a number of runners end up qualifying for the finals.

Offensive struggles against softball’s top pitchers continued for No. 5 Washington versus Stanford on Friday evening.

A shaky start ended alright for the No. 5 Washington softball team, which beat Stanford 4-0 Thursday.  

The Pac-12 Conference has its answer.

The Windermere Cup was step one. Next up is step two for the Washington men's rowing team — the Pac-12 Championships, which will take place Sunday morning.

Historically, the No. 5 Washington softball team has had a problem with offensive production in the postseason. 

The No. 7 Washington men’s soccer team came up short in the quarter finals NCAA tournament for the second consecutive season, losing 3-0 in a hard fought battle against second seed Pitt on Monday. 

The Washington baseball team fell to No. 11 Oregon, 9-3 on Sunday afternoon, losing its sixth straight game to conclude a second consecutive series sweep.

Seven senior starters, seven hits, and seven runs.

After third inning defensive miscues put the No. 5 Washington softball team down by three runs Saturday afternoon against Utah, Washington found a spark after head coach Heather Tarr was ejected. The Huskies bounced back, scoring five runs in the sixth inning to defeat the Utes, 6-4, and tak…

Junior reliever Gabe Smith entered the bottom of the seventh inning with about as much confidence as any collegiate reliever pitcher should, especially considering he took the ball from sophomore starter Tyson Guerrero, who’d just twirled six innings of scoreless ball.