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Less than one month after Oklahoma and Texas announced their intentions to join the Southeastern Conference, three of the biggest conferences in college athletics pushed back with an announcement of their own.
An action-packed spring season capped off a hectic year for UW Athletics, where 17 teams navigated sport seasons during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are The Daily sports staff’s picks for best athletes, performances, and moments from the past year.
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Following the NCAA Division I Board of Directors' guidance approval to allow student-athletes to compensate on their name, image, and likeness (NIL), the UW Athletic Department unveiled plans to support its student-athletes in business endeavors.
Last weekend, the Washington men’s tennis team was swept by Stanford. The team headed into the Pac-12 Tournament looking for a different result, but it proved to be the same story for the Huskies, dropping the match to the Cardinal, 4-0.
Currently holding a 10-10 record, the Washington men’s tennis team reflects on its season with disappointment but sees an opportunity to prove its worth: the Pac-12 Championships.
Coming off its first Pac-12 win last week, the Washington men’s tennis team was unable to make up any ground Sunday after losing the doubles point, eventually falling 7-0 to No. 24 Stanford.
Coming off its first Pac-12 win against Oregon, the Washington men’s tennis team hopes to replicate its performance Sunday when it faces its toughest competition yet: Stanford.
Heading into Saturday’s match with a 0-5 Pac-12 record, the Washington men’s tennis team was looking to get in the winning column against a bitter rival: Oregon.
After being swept twice in a row, the Washington men’s tennis team hopes to turn its Pac-12 form around in an upcoming match against a familiar opponent: Oregon.
After being swept yesterday against USC, the Washington mens’ tennis team had no answer for a dominant performance from UCLA, losing 7-0.
The Washington men’s tennis team could not keep up with 16th-ranked USC on Friday, suffering a 4-0 sweep on the road, its fourth straight Pac-12 loss.
After getting its first away wins last week, the Washington men’s tennis team remains in Southern California, where it will try to find its first Pac-12 win of the year.
