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2 days ago | 
swxlocalsports.com | Grady Glover
VICTORIA, B.C. — The Spokane Chiefs trailed 4-1 at the end of the second period but battled back with three goals in the final frame to force overtime, scoring in
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1 week ago | 
swxlocalsports.com | Grady Glover
PULLMAN, Wash. - Washington State transfer guard Isaiah Watts announced on his social media that he is transferring to Maryland after playing two seasons for Washington State. Watts, who now joins former Washington State and Indiana guard Myles Rice, who committed to Maryland less than a week ago. Watts missed several games this year with a hand injury that had him wearing a cast for part of the season.
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1 week ago | 
swxlocalsports.com | Grady Glover
PULLMAN, Wash. — Much of the WSU program will look different with head coach Jimmy Rogers manning the helm, and the WSU spring game will be no different. The normal setup with the first-team offense and defense going against each other will be replaced with the "Spring Showcase" that still features live segments but will likely be in a different manner than years prior.
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2 weeks ago | 
swxlocalsports.com | Grady Glover
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane Chiefs scored 28 goals in their five-game series against the Vancouver Giants, showcasing their offensive firepower, especially among the frontline of Shea Van Olm, Andrew Cristall, and Berkly Catton. The three combined for 15 of the team's 28 goals and had 37 total points in the first series. Catton, although scoring an impressive four goals in five games, has made an even bigger impact as a distributor with 10 assists in five games of the WHL playoffs.
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2 weeks ago | 
swxlocalsports.com | Grady Glover
SPOKANE, Wash. — Aside from one game that was without the WHL top point scorer in Alex Cristall, the Spokane Chiefs dominated their opening round playoff series against the Vancouver Giants, winning 4-1 and outscoring the Giants 28-15 in those five games. The Chiefs are looking in postseason form, being able to win high scoring affairs like the 9-4 win in Game 5, and more defensive oriented games like the 4-1 win to open the series.
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2 weeks ago | 
swxlocalsports.com | Grady Glover
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - The Spokane Indians put on a pitching clinic to secure their first win of the season, a 3-1 win over the Everett Aquasox. The Indians pitchers combined for 17 total strikeouts, including starting pitcher Alberto Pacheco throwing five innings, giving up just one hit and striking out seven. Spokane gave up only two hits in the game. The Indians found the bats in the fourth inning after a walk by Andy Perez brought up Aidan Longwood.
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2 weeks ago | 
swxlocalsports.com | Grady Glover
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2 weeks ago | 
swxlocalsports.com | Grady Glover
MOSCOW, Idaho — In the first live action of the year for the Idaho Vandals, the Vandal defense flew around the field, looking in regular season form with two interceptions and numerous sacks. The Vandals are still in heavy install mode as the defensive scheme gets a bit of a makeover with the new coaching staff, but head coach Thomas Ford Jr. said the quick learning of the team showed through the stops the defense made. "What I was really impressed with was our defense, right?
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2 weeks ago | 
swxlocalsports.com | Grady Glover
CHENEY, Wash. -- The Eastern Washington Eagles held their first scrimmage of spring camp Friday at Roos Field in Cheney. The Eagles' offense dominated, tallying seven touchdowns during the scrimmage, six of which came through the air. Jared Taylor completed 8 of 10 passes for 217 yards and four touchdowns according to the stats kept by EWU. Other standouts on offense included a pair of young wide receivers, Jaxon Branch and Bode Gardner.
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2 weeks ago | 
swxlocalsports.com | Grady Glover
CHENEY, Wash. — The Eastern Washington Eagles showed flashes of their offensive prowess they are known for in the first live scrimmage of the season, showing the flexibility of the offensive system as many players find their footing in new starting roles. Jared Taylor ran the first-team offense at quarterback and was accurate in his deliveries, finding both Jaxon Branch and Bode Gardner, both having over 100 yards receiving and multiple explosive plays of 20-plus yards.
