WAZZU WEEKLY: WSU kicker hosts ‘Kicking Cancer’ charity event at Zeppos
Cougar football plays annual Crimson and Gray Game Saturday at Gesa Field
April 21, 2023
WSU kicker Dean Janikowski pranced down the field with a camera in his face Thursday morning after practice as he shouted out the details of his “Kicking Cancer” charity event at 6 p.m. at Zeppos. When he reached the center of the practice field he kicked a ball through the uprights in celebration.
Jankowski tragically lost his mother to cancer. Friday, he will do something he knows his mother would be proud of by hosting a charity bowling tournament and auction to raise money for his family’s Heather Jankowski Foundation.
This week, your Daily Evergreen staff created our spring 2023 special edition. Unlike previous special editions, this one did not have a specific topic, but rather a specific style. Section editors were encouraged to be as creative as possible with our visual storytelling.
The result is our magazine edition which you can check out online here and in green boxes throughout Pullman this weekend.
Featured stories from the Daily Evergreen
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After beating Gonzaga 4-2, Cougar baseball hosts Santa Clara University Friday–Sunday at Bailey-Brayton Field.
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WSU football
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Cougar football culminates spring ball with the annual Crimson and Gray Game at 3 p.m. at Gesa Field.
WSU women’s basketball
WSU women’s basketball head coach Kamie Ethridge will serve as the head coach of the USA Women’s AmeriCup Team to compete in July in Mexico.
WSU men’s basketball
Cougar fans were disappointed to learn TJ Bamba was transferring and the sight of him in non-Crimson and Gray threads made the wound sting even more. That said, Cougar nation should only wish the best for a player that chose Wazzu at elevated the program during his three seasons in Pullman.
The Cougs welcomed an All-American transfer last weekend.
WSU lands first transfer, Division II All-American Jaylen Wells
Former Cougs Bamba, Wilson announce transfer destinations
WSU track and field
Freshman Louie Hinchliffe, others achieve personal bests over the weekend
WSU rowing
WSU rowing takes Fawley Cup for 28th time in 31 tries
WSU tennis
WSU tennis set to conclude regular season with Apple Cup
The Golden State was too cloudy for the Cougs
WSU women’s golf
WSU women’s golf compete at Pac-12 Championship
WSU men’s golf
Yanagi finishes top 10 for the Cougars
WSU club sports
Freshman goalie gets first start, Cougs overcome Vandals in final game
Get out and go!
A group of sports management seniors are hosting a 1v1 football competition as a fundraiser for Hilinski’s Hope Foundation. An organization devoted to promoting and spreading resources for student-athlete mental health.
Ryan Hilinski, Northwestern quarterback and brother of the late Tyler Hilinski will be in attendance along with his father, Mark Hilinski.
Thank you for reading and Go Cougs!