Kate Shefte

2 weeks ago | dailyitem.com | Kate Shefte

SEATTLE — Quick, clear thinking helped Seattle Reign FC forward Jordyn Huitema get to safety during a May home invasion. She said she hid and listened behind a locked door as multiple men ransacked the bedroom she’d exited seconds earlier. “Just survive,” Huitema said when asked what was going through her mind. “I just hope that they don’t find me. I hope that I’m OK at the end of this.”kAmp 9@>6 D92C65 3J |2C:?6CD 46?E6C 7:6=56C yF=:@ #@5Cí8F6K 2?5 wF:E6>2[ 3@E9 ac[ H2D @?6 @7 7@FC :?

2 weeks ago | arcamax.com | Kate Shefte

SEATTLE — Quick, clear thinking helped Seattle Reign FC forward Jordyn Huitema get to safety during a May home invasion. She said she hid and listened behind a locked door as multiple men ransacked the bedroom she’d exited seconds earlier. “Just survive,” Huitema said when asked what was going through her mind. “I just hope that they don’t find me.

2 weeks ago | seattletimes.com | Kate Shefte

Quick, clear thinking helped Seattle Reign FC forward Jordyn Huitema get to safety during a May home invasion. She said she hid and listened behind a locked door as multiple men ransacked the bedroom she’d exited seconds earlier. “Just survive,” Huitema said when asked what was going through her mind. “I just hope that they don’t find me.

2 weeks ago | wenatcheeworld.com | Kate Shefte

About a week after Lane Lambert became the Kraken's third head coach in three seasons, the team let go of its longest-tenured assistant coaches. "As Lane Lambert evaluates the coaching staff, we've made the decision to relieve assistant coach Dave Lowry and goaltending coach Steve Briere of their duties," New Kraken general manager Jason Botterill said in a team statement. "We appreciate all their hard work and dedication to the Kraken and wish them luck on their future endeavors."kAm%9:D :D?VE 2?

2 weeks ago | adn.com | Kate Shefte

SEATTLE — PWHL Seattle, the newest expansion team in the Professional Women’s Hockey League, is looking for a permanent name. It might consider looking to distant history. “Women’s teams from Seattle and Vancouver played against each other as early as 1921 and, given the proximity of our two newest cities … I cannot wait for the first game in what I’m sure will be one of our fiercest rivalries,” Jayna Hefford, PWHL executive VP of hockey operations, said in a release.