In the 2023-2024 season, the Western Washington University men’s rugby team finished as Northwest Collegiate Rugby Conference champions in both fifteens and sevens and were the College Rugby Association of America’s D1AA West Region runner-up in fifteens as well as the CRAA D1AA national champions in sevens.
Western Washington University’s men’s club ice hockey team will host a Pitbull-themed game filled with bald caps and goatees at Bellingham’s Sportsplex Arena when the Vikings face the University of Idaho Vandals this Friday at 7 p.m.
The Western Washington University Waterski team competed at the National Collegiate Water Ski Association National Championships in Martindale, Texas, from Oct. 10-12, taking home seventh place in Division II.
The swishing of robes, flash of neon lights and “click-clack” of clashing lightsabers are not ordinary occurrences in the Multi-Activity Court Gym in the Wade King Student Recreation Center.
Western Washington University’s Equestrian club team trots to new levels of success after joining the Intercollegiate Dressage Association.
Mark MacDonald and Hunter Warren are ready to come back to their alma mater. Across the board, there is one thing they are seeking: more wins. The Vikings’ season will start during fall quarter following tryouts in early September.
Starting in the spring of 2023, this victory expresses their progress as a club.
Since joining Western men's ice hockey in 2020, Edvin Sanders has been a dedicated goalie, captain, teammate and friend.
Western's clubs and sports teams, will ask their alumni, family and friends for donations during the 9th annual Give Day.
No ticket? No problem! The SINI-HHA dance club at Western Washington University is releasing an online showcase titled “Perspectives” that will be available for anyone to view.
By Jana Obune
See what kind of decisions course builders need to make when planning for the NC3 climbing competition and how you can get into bouldering at Western in this interactive presentation.
Bigger doesn’t always mean better when it comes to Western club sports playing bigger Division I schools in regular season competitions.
The Vikings won in convincing fashion at home, setting them up to host the NCRC Championships at home. // Photo by Cailean Mcleod
After spending five months practicing judo in Japan, senior Nathan Swanson-Dinsmore returned to the U.S. with a reinvigorated passion for the sport and an ambition to revitalize the judo club that once thrived on campus.
Playing with the boys has never been an issue for freshman Anna Stensland. Having spent the better part of her youth as the only girl on her co-ed team in the Seattle Junior Hockey Association, Stensland has no trouble competing at whatever level she is placed in.
On Oct. 24, in the chill evening air of the parking lot outside of Laurel Church, you could hear the thrum of bowstrings and slap of arrowheads hitting targets.
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