The Husky women's tennis team wrapped up a historic 2025-26 season, finishing 20-6 overall and 9-4 in Big Ten play, closing the year ranked 23rd and reaching the second round of the NCAA Tournament for a second consecutive year.
The Washington women's rowing team earned a long list of honors today as the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) announced its first set of postseason awards.
Five Huskies were named CSC Academic All-District selections, the College Sports Communicators announced on Tuesday
University of Washington Director of Athletics Pat Chun announced today the hiring of Thomas Sutton as the 11th head coach of the Washington men's golf program.
The University of Washington is excited to celebrate the work of 44 student-athletes, all who have been named 2026 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars, announced by The EDU Ledger. Most impressive of all, Washington has three student-athletes that have been named their respective national sport winners.
Former Washington running back Greg Lewis (1987-90) and current Senior Offensive Assistant Matt Cavanaugh have been selected to the 2027 National Football Foundation Hall of Fame ballot.
The No. 1-ranked Washington men's varsity eight are National Champions for the 22nd time in school history, and it took all the Huskies had to earn it.
The Washington women's rowing team claimed the bronze medal in the varsity fours and finished in a tie for sixth place overall at the 2026 NCAA Championships, which wrapped up Sunday at Lake Lanier Olympic Park.
Three more Huskies joined the travel squad to nationals on the final day of the NCAA West Preliminaries, hosted by Arkansas at John McDonnell Field. With Chloe Foerster and Julia David-Smith securing spots, and Chloe Thomas adding a 5k bid to go with her 10k qualifier, Washington will head to NCAA Outdoors with 17 entries
he No. 1-ranked Washington men's rowing team will row for the national championship Sunday at the 2026 IRA Championship Regatta at Lake Natoma, as all three UW eights advanced to grand finals on Saturday.
Washington's NCAA Outdoor Championships squad is solidified on the men's side, as day three of NCAA West Prelims in Fayetteville saw four more Huskies punch their tickets to Eugene. Alex Rhodes, Reuben Reina, Martin Barco, and Isaac Briggs all moved through the quarterfinal rounds on the track today.
The No. 1-ranked Washington men's rowing team won all three of its eights heats and also advanced to the grand final in the varsity four Friday, on the first day of action at the IRA National Championship Regatta at Lake Natoma.
The Washington women's varsity four will row in the grand final at the 2026 NCAA Rowing Championships Sunday at Lake Lanier Olympic Park, while the Huskies' first and second eights will each compete in petite finals.
Congratulations are in order for former Husky great Clement Chidekh, class of 2022. Clement has qualified and competed in the Roland-Garros, the French Open, for his first time since turning pro. Clement currently holds the ATP World rank of 177th in singles and 213th in doubles.
One Husky in the 10k, one in the javelin … and FIVE in the pole vault advanced through West Prelims and onto the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Arkansas today.
Washington women's tennis head coach Robin Stephenson has announced the signing of Old Dominion transfer Marina Markina on Thursday.
The fall season schedule is set for Husky Volleyball. Washington today announced its non-conference slate along with the Big Ten Conference schedule, drawing up the road map for a journey that begins this August.
At John McDonnell Field on the first day of NCAA West Prelims, Evan Jenkins punched his ticket to the NCAA Championships with a fantastic fifth-place finish in the 10k.
The Washington football team will play under the sunshine during its September nonconference schedule this fall as the start times and TV for the Huskies' first three games of the 2026 season were announced today by the Big Ten Conference and its television partners.
A total of 30 members of the Washington men's rowing team earned All-Academic Team honors from the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation, the MPSF announced today.
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University of Washington Director of Athletics Pat Chun announced today that men's golf head coach Alan Murray's contract will not be renewed following the conclusion of the 2025-26 season.
One last challenge stands between the nation's top track athletes and the goal of making the NCAA Outdoor Championships, and that is this week's NCAA Preliminary Championships, with the West Prelims taking place in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
It's showtime.
The No. 4-ranked Washington's women's rowing team will compete at the 2026 NCAA Championships this Friday through Sunday, May 29-31, at Lake Lanier Olympic Park in Gainesville, Ga.