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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

Mason Lawyer runs a 6.82 60 dash during the mens 60 prelim, Jan. 20, in Moscow, Idaho.

Mason Lawyer: “A great athlete, a great person”

KEDZIE MOE, Evergreen Sports Reporter February 29, 2024

Mason Lawyer was having an “off” meet.  The sophomore sprint runner had already run three events at the Arkansas Qualifier Feb. 16, taking 6th in the 60-meter prelims, 4th in the 60-meter finals...

Wazzu great Henry Rono dies at 72

KEDZIE MOE, Evergreen Sports Reporter February 17, 2024

Former WSU cross country and track and field athlete Henry Rono died at age 72 Thursday in Nairobi, Kenya. Rono began running for WSU in 1976 and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1987. Rono was...

John Paredes and Nana Gyedu high-five after Paredes 60 dash and as Gyedu prepares for her final throw in the shot put competition, Jan. 20, in Moscow, Idaho.

Cheptoo sets school record, shot put sweeps in split T&F weekend

KEDZIE MOE, Evergreen Sports Reporter February 15, 2024

WSU’s indoor track and field season is coming to a close, but the Cougs have continued to show up and show out. The team spent the weekend split on opposite sides of the state, competing in the Husky...

Unrah-Thomas and Walburn named Student Athletes of the Month

KEDZIE MOE, Evergreen Sports Reporter February 14, 2024

WSU Athletics announced that two track and field athletes, Elise Unrah-Thomas and Lee Walburn, were named January’s Academic Services Student Athletes of the Month Monday. Unrah-Thomas is a graduate...

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Cougar track and field rewrites the record book

KEDZIE MOE, Evergreen Sports Reporter February 7, 2024

Halfway through its indoor season, the WSU track and field team enjoyed further success in yet another dual weekend, split between the Riverfront Invite and Multis in Spokane and the New Mexico Collegiate...

John Paredes runs a 6.91 60 during the mens 60 dash prelim, Jan. 20, in Moscow, Idaho.

Freshmen Cougs shine in Seattle and Spokane

KEDZIE MOE, Evergreen Sports Reporter January 31, 2024

The WSU track and field team spent the weekend split between Seattle, at the UW Invitational Friday and Saturday, and Spokane, at the Inland Northwest Invitational Saturday. As their indoor season continues,...

Parker Duskin runs in lane four during the mens 60 hurdle prelim, Jan. 20, in Moscow, Idaho.

Track and field claims seven wins at McCluskey Memorial Open

KEDZIE MOE, Evergreen Sports Reporter January 24, 2024

Spending the weekend close to home, the WSU track and field team continued its indoor season at the McCluskey Memorial Open at University of Idaho’s Kibbie Dome Jan. 19 and 20. Tallying seven wins and...

 Louie Hinchliffe placed 20th in the 100-meter NCAA National Championships

WSU track and field season ends in Texas

HAYDEN STINCHFIELD, Evergreen sports co-editor June 13, 2023

True freshman Louie Hinchliffe has had an incredible freshman season, setting records for WSU and becoming the only Coug to qualify for the NCAA championships in Austin, Texas. Hinchliffe was the only...

Then-freshman weight thrower Amy Kraemer competes in the women open weight throw at the WSU Open Indoor Track and Field Meet on Jan. 19, 2019 at the Indoor Practice Facility.

Track and field sets records at preliminaries, sends runner to championship

HAYDEN STINCHFIELD, Evergreen sports co-editor June 1, 2023

While only one Coug is advancing to the Pac-12 Championship, many saw success last week at the West Preliminary round in Sacramento. The Coug that advanced was Louie Hinchliffe, a true freshman sprinter...

WSU women’s basketball team dances to “Man! I Feel Like A Woman!” by Shania Twain  after winning an NCAA womens basketball game against Oregon State, Sunday, Feb. 19, 2023, in Pullman, Wash.

2022–23 WSU athletics: year in review

BRANDON WILLMAN, Multimedia editor May 23, 2023

  All but Track and Field is over for WSU athletics in the 2022-23 athletics year. With that brings a flood of memories of the good and the bad of the past year. Several programs had their best years...

Daylon Hicks jumps over the 6-foot-4 bar on Jan. 14 at The Podium in Spokane.

Freshman Louie Hinchliffe, others achieve personal bests over the weekend

ALENA RINEHARDT, Evergreen reporter April 20, 2023

WSU outdoor track and field hit the ground running (literally) last weekend as they competed in the Mt SAC Relays and Bryan Clay Invitational both located in California. Freshman Louie Hinchliffe ended...

WSU outdoor track and field team shines throughout three meets

ALENA RINEHARDT, Evergreen reporter April 6, 2023

The WSU outdoor track and field team had a busy weekend with three meets in two states and achieved a plethora of podium finishes and personal bests. The Bobcat Invitational in San Marcos, Texas, highlighted...

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