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| W. Washington has won 24 straight against D-II foes | The most important game in the longest winning streak in Western Washington hoops history just might have been a loss. |
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| Western celebrates Peace Corps in February | |||
| Women, men play at home this weekend | |||
| Viking women hold off Crusaders | Forward Trishi Williams and guard Corinn Waltrip each scored 14 points to pace a balanced attack as nationally ranked Western Washington University defeated Northwest Nazarene University 70-66 in a Great Northwest Athletic Conference women's basketball contest Saturday, Jan. 26, in Nampa,… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø men just keep winning | Exactly 329 days have passed since the Western Washington University men's basketball team has lost a game. The No. 2-ranked Vikings have compiled a school record-tying 23 wins during the span dating back to last season, matching a mark that's stood since 1972. Coach Tony… |
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| Viking women earn win at Central | Center Britt Harris scored a game and career-high 28 points and guard Katie Colard provided the go-ahead points with 1:06 to play as nationally ranked Western Washington University defeated Central Washington University 79-73 in a Great Northwest Athletic Conference women's basketball… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø's Ramstead out for season | The playing career of Western Washington University women's basketball team co-captain Erika Ramstead ended as it was determined the right foot she injured in mid-December has a stress fracture that will require surgery. |
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| No.5 ²ÝÁñÉçÇø on road to face Central Washington and Northwest Nazarene | |||
| Second-ranked Vikings open four-game home stand, longest of season | |||
| Western recovers from another slow start to beat Seattle Pacific | Western Washington University women's basketball coach Carmen Dolfo has seen enough slow starts in the past week to last her for the rest of the season - perhaps even another 22 years at the helm. "Oh boy," Dolfo said rolling her eyes. "That one was slow for a long,… |