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The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

“It’s a really supportive atmosphere since we’re all competing as a team,” Western-style captain Natalie Hayes said. “We’re all really trying to work together to push each other forward and grow as riders.”

Back on the saddle again

LAURENCE SINCLAIR October 14, 2020

While sportsmanship is an important part of any team, it is especially crucial for the Equestrian Team, where members have an unusual teammate: a horse. Emma Atkinson, president and English-style rider,...

The Harvest Cup soccer tournament commences this weekend and will be held in multiple locations around Moscow and Pullman.

Harvest Cup kicks off on the Palouse

JAKOB THORINGTON, Former Evergreen reporter July 10, 2019

The first Harvest Cup soccer tournament, hosted by Eastern Washington Surf Soccer Club, will be held in Pullman and Moscow this weekend. It will be the club’s first tournament of the season. Participants...

The Humane Society of the Palouse will have its annual Paw-louse 5k on Saturday in Moscow.

People, their dogs run for animals on Palouse

ELAYNE RODRIGUEZ, Evergreen reporter June 26, 2019

The ninth annual Paw-louse 5K Fun Run and Walk will kick off June 29 near University of Idaho campus to raise operating costs for animals in the community. Registration begins at 8 a.m. with the race starting...

Rachel Olsson, a doctoral candidate at Washington State University, describes what they've experienced being out on the Palouse at the Entymology Greenhouse Tuesday afternoon.

‘Tomboy’ to Rumble Bee: Story of Growth

RACHEL SUN, Evergreen Roots editor June 19, 2019

Rachel Olsson was considered a “tomboy” as a child. They hated wearing dresses, liked sports and playing outside in the dirt. Now 32, Olsson remembers quickly learning to toe the line between a rough-and-tumble...

The Rolling Hills Derby Dames gear up Monday evening at Gladish Community and Cultural Center for the upcoming double header this weekend.

‘We’re pushing each other to be strong and powerful’

DAISY ZAVALA, Evergreen managing editor June 12, 2019

Hello Cheriese leans forward in her roller skates, bending at the knee as she builds momentum and attempts to speed past a group of women moving to block her. She pulls her arms in and leans further down,...

The Journey of Hope is organized by The Ability Experience. Pi Kappa Phi Members participate in the in the cross country ride to raise awareness and money for people with disabilities.

Fraternity rides to raise awareness for disabilities

JAKOB THORINGTON, Former Evergreen reporter June 12, 2019

In 1987, Pi Kappa Phi alumnus Bruce Rogers rode across the country in support of The Ability Experience, a nonprofit organization for people with disabilities. Since then, members of the fraternity throughout...

Two teams face off during an intramural basketball match on Feb. 8 at Bohler Gymnasium.

Intramurals provide escape from classes, new opportunities

COLIN CONNOLLY, Evergreen reporter August 20, 2018

Intramural sports have a special place in many college experiences, including mine. Our intramural program here at WSU offers so many opportunities for students and staff that can help them in different...

Peter Zornes, a WSU grad, was killed in a double murder-suicide in Pullman on Dec. 10, 2005. He was 25 years old.

‘A beacon of light in so many ways’

DYLAN GREENE, Evergreen deputy sports editor July 11, 2018

Joy Zornes, her family and the small town of Oakesdale, Washington, have had to deal with the loss of Joy’s closest friend and brother Peter for the past 12 and a half years. To honor him, Joy, her...

Junior Quinton McDaniels, left, shoots a jumper during an intramural basketball game at Bohler gymnasium.

Escaping the stress of college by playing basketball

COLIN CONNOLLY, Evergreen reporter February 13, 2018

The Super Splash Bros met up with Dalty and His Ballers in a competitive division intramural men’s basketball game Thursday in Bohler Gym. Super Splash Bros won the game by a score of 58-48, bringing...

Quinton McDaniels throws the ball during a warm-up session of dodgeball Monday at the Physical Education Building.

Strategizing, dodging way to a victory

COLIN CONNOLLY, Evergreen reporter February 6, 2018

Dodge, duck, dip, dive and dodge. The five D’s of dodgeball are essential to Average Phil’s success in intramural dodgeball. Junior Josh Free was a master of each component in the first match of...

Four-on-four flag football, a cribbage and a table tennis tournament are some of the events intramural sports will offer this February. This version of flag football is an all-passing league.

Intramural sports provide opportunities to get involved

COLIN CONNOLLY, Evergreen reporter February 1, 2018

Intramural sports provide a lot of different activities and tournaments that WSU students and staff can participate in. In February, people can sign up for three opportunities: four-on-four flag football,...

DJ Mackie talks about the impact intramural sports has on students staying in school and in shape.

Deadline approaching for first half intramural leagues

RYAN MOSHER, Evergreen reporter January 25, 2018

The deadline to sign up for the semester’s first intramural sports league is approaching fast. There is a $20 fee to participate in UREC intramurals which covers participation for all sports during the...

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