The WSU volleyball roster continues the climb to being full as the Cougs announced the addition of Keniya Cleveland Wednesday.  Pullman is the third stop in college for Cleveland, who played her first...

Bella Murekatete has played under the bright lights of Las Vegas and up and down the West Coast in women’s basketball’s best conference, but on Tuesday afternoon, she secured herself an opportunity...

The Hawkeyes took on the Huskies in the Final Four, headlined by two superstar guards, Caitlin Clark and Paige Buecker. On April 5, Iowa took on Uconn in the final four, with viewership at an all-time...

WSU tennis lost to the No. 9 California Golden Bears 6-1, Saturday afternoon. The 22nd-ranked duo in the country for Cal, senior Hannah Viller Moeller and freshman Mao Mushika, beat WSU’s sophomore...

The WSU tennis (10-8) was coming off a challenging three-game losing streak, on the road. The Cougs had a tough schedule with four back-to-back away games, with three of them resulting in losses by close...

Weeks after WSU lost its men’s basketball coach and athletic director, the Cougs retained women’s basketball coach Kamie Ethridge. Ethridge signed a one-year contract extension through 2029–30...

With a chance to extend their season and qualify for the inaugural WBIT Final on the line, WSU women’s basketball (21-15) simply could not hang onto the ball. WSU turned the ball over 18 times setting...

WSU took on the Oregon State Beavers and the Miami Hurricanes at Dexter Lake. The Cougars won one of the races (3x8+) by 23 seconds and lost another by under a second. The Cougs did not win any other races...

WSU senior guard Charlisse Leger-Walker entered the transfer portal Tuesday after four years at WSU. Leger-Walker leaves WSU as the most decorated student-athlete in program history being third in scoring...

Following the departure of Argentina Ung via the transfer portal, WSU volleyball needed a setter for the 2024 season, a position they filled with the addition of Italia Bernal. Bernal, from Mexicali,...

If Texas Tech gave the Cougs a nickel every time they convinced a student-athlete to transfer from Pullman to Lubbock, they’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it has happened...

It’s late March and the Cougs are still playing basketball. Better yet, Wazzu has one more home game. At 6 p.m. Thursday night, No. 1 seed WSU women’s basketball (20-14) will welcome No. 2 seed...