Western Washington University’s men’s soccer team conceded a 2-1 loss to the Northwest Nazarene Nighthawks on a cold Thursday night, Oct. 10, at Robert S. Harrington Field.
The Western Washington University fitness program at the Wade King Recreation Center changed its price for group fitness classes for fall 2024. Originally priced at $45 per quarter, attendees will now be charged $30 per class.
Though one dugout was empty and the spectators sparse, the Vikings got important reps in at an intrasquad scrimmage on Saturday, Oct. 5. The team played in a more casual setting, a mix of practice and game reps.
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.
The Wade King Student Recreation Center offers students guided fitness based classes through the X-Pass including martial arts. There is a $5 drop-in fee for one-time attendance to any X-pass class. For an 11-week pass, it’s $45 for unlimited access to classes.
The landscape of collegiate sports has seen many changes in recent history. Allowing student athletes to make money off their name, image and likeness might be the biggest change. It’s a policy that was written in 2021, but pushed through legislation in January.
Due to extensive wear and tear on the bridge adjacent to Samish Park, the construction equipment and materials needed for the job will be stored at the nearby Samish Park, closing one of Bellingham’s more popular warm weather hangouts for two summers.
The Vikings fought their way through the College Rugby Association of America D1AA 7s national championship, winning all six games over the weekend while outscoring opponents 200-34. Learn more about this season's triumphs for the players, and what comes next for the team.
After years of competing herself, Madison Durkee is ready to dive into a new role.
Vikings made program history, shattering the record book in multiple categories.
Western's athletic department celebrated this year's 10 conference titles, a national title and two runner-ups at the WWBlue awards ceremony.
After an injury in January, Drew Weber has returned with breakthrough performances at Portland Twilight and the GNAC Championships.
The Brain Bowl x Mt. Baker Sesh Up ran from May 6-12, featuring hand-built ramps and bowls. The event was totally free and open to participants of all skill levels.
PNW Broccoli Guy has been supporting Western through a unique way of cheering. Learn more about his recent support and role in Western's standout softball wins.
The spring competition returns May 31 to June 2 with vendors, beer gardens, massages and community fun.
Bellingham Bells' new coaching staff has players excited for the upcoming regular season.
After suffering a season-ending knee injury in 2023, Libby Stump brings her talents back to Washington for a team that has its eyes set on a championship.
WWU overcame 6-0 deficit to shock Cal State Dominguez Hills and advance to nationals.
A surprise invitation to the CRAA Club 7's Championships led to a historic win for the Vikings. Learn more about how the team persevered through several close games.
The Vikings played well against Seattle University with an eight-point comeback in the final set.
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