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Kraken Regain Cryptid Cup With 4-2 Home Win Over Devils
The Seattle Kraken got back in the winning track Sunday afternoon, beating the New Jersey Devils by a final score of 4-2 thanks to a third period that featured three goals. Joey Daccord was strong in net from end to end in the win, as goals in the third period by Matty Beniers and Berkly Catton helped the Kraken pull away.
22nd-Ranked UW Women’s Tennis Tops Boise State to Open 2026 Home Slate
The Washington Husky women’s tennis team opened up their 2026 home slate with a 6-1 victory over the Boise State Broncos, improving to 2-0 on the season. An impressive start in doubles set the stage for the Huskies to cruise along past the Broncos in singles.
Seattle Goes Crazy for a Sharp-Dressed Finn
Seattle Kraken forward Eeli Tolvanen is one fashionable Finn, as fans have noticed throughout the 2025-26 season. While the NHL’s new dress code policy allows players to have a more relaxed look coming into games, “Tolvy” has turned the heat on with his walk-in fits. Miracle Lucketti caught up with Eeli to discuss his fashion thoughts.
Lumen Field Set to Host U.S. Women’s National Team in April of 2026
Lumen Field will once again host a USWNT match, as the U.S. will play Japan in Seattle in April of 2026. The news comes as there will be natural grass installed ahead of the match in preparation for the Men’s World Cup matches taking place in the Emerald City this summer.
Kraken Drop Important Home Result to Ducks in 4-2 Defeat
The Seattle Kraken failed to sustain any form of momentum throughout their frustrating Friday night home loss to the Anaheim Ducks, a crucial contest considering that the Ducks sat two points ahead of the Kraken for the third place spot in the Pacific Division coming into tonight.
UW Gymnastics Tops Rutgers for First Conference Win of 2026
The University of Washington gymnastics team earned their first Big Ten victory of the season, earning two individual event wins and three co-champions against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights. The GymDawgs saw plenty career-high and season-high numbers throughout the meet, hosting their Pride Night and debuting their “Seattle Pride” leotards.
Seattle Reign Announce 2026 NWSL Schedule
The Seattle Reign have their 2026 schedule set, which features two new teams added to the NWSL and a 30-game schedule for each of the 16 franchises now in the league. One note that many fans have picked up on is the three matches that the Reign will play in Tacoma due to Men’s World Cup modifications taking place at Lumen Field.
UW Women’s Soccer Forward Alex Buck Named to U.S. National Team Development Camp
Washington Husky women’s soccer sophomore forward Alex Buck earned an invitation to the U.S. Women’s National Team Development Camp following an impressive 2025 campaign.
Seattle Cascades Announce 2026 Coaching Staff
The Seattle Cascades, the cities professional men’s ultimate frisbee team, have announced their coaching staff for the 2026 campaign as Casey Ikeda has been promoted to head coach and Mark Burton steps in as assistant coach.
Kraken Lose in Overtime, Extend Point Streak, and Throw a Pride Party
The Seattle Kraken were unable to secure another victory at home on Pride Night, but did manage to extend their points streak with an overtime defeat to the Minnesota Wild. The visiting Wild got on the board twice in the first period to force the Kraken to play catch up, but two goals in the third period put Seattle right back in the contest.
UW Women’s Basketball Upsets #6 Michigan Behind Career Night From Avery Howell
The University of Washington women’s basketball team began the 2026 calendar year with a bang, upsetting a Michigan Wolverines team that was ranked sixth in the nation at the time. Sophomore guard Avery Howell led the way for Washington while junior guard Sayvia Sellers saw most of her offensive production come in the second half, giving the home fans at Alaska Airlines Arena a memory of a game that will last for a long time.
Top Kraken Takeaways From Seattle’s Home Win Over Boston, January 6th, 2026
The Seattle Kraken earned a satisfying win in front of their home fans at Climate Pledge Arena with a 7-4 result over the Boston Bruins. The Kraken seemingly broke their alternate jersey “curse” and Berkly Catton scored the first two goals of his NHL career in the win, all while playing in the second leg of a back-to-back. Jayd Serdy provides a few top takeaways from the victory.
Top Kraken Takeaways From Seattle’s Home Shootout Loss to Vancouver, December 29th, 2025
The Seattle Kraken saw their winning streak come to an end at four games, as they fell in a shootout to the Vancouver Canucks in the second leg of a back-to-back. While it’s frustrating to lose to a team like the Canucks when you only see the standings, there are some real positives to take from this game if you’re the Kraken. Here are a few top takeaways.
Around the Sound - December 28th, 2025: Seahawks and Kraken Get Wins, Torrent Fall on the Road
Sunday, December 28th, 2025 saw three of Seattle's professional sports teams in action as the Seahawks and Torrent played away from the Pacific Northwest while the Kraken were the lone team to play at home. Who won and what players from a soccer team had news regarding their international duty? Tune into this edition of "Around The Sound."
Top Kraken Takeaways From Seattle’s Home Win Over Philadelphia, December 28th, 2025
The Seattle Kraken extended their winning streak to four games, as the team got another excellent outing from a goaltender while their veteran forwards led the way in scoring. What stood out to writer Jayd Serdy? Here are a few top takeaways from the win.
Kraken Defeat Flyers 4-1, Hit Season High Four Game Winning Streak
The Seattle Kraken continued their positive momentum from prior to the holiday break, taking down the Philadelphia Flyers by a final score of 4-1 in the first leg of a back-to-back. Goaltender Philipp Grubauer was stellar once again to backstop the Kraken, as the Kraken got goals from Jordan Eberle, Chandler Stephenson, and Eeli Tolvanen in the victory.
Looking to End the Homestand on a High Note: Previewing the Torrent Hosting the Victoire, December 23rd, 2025
To close out their first ever homestand, the Seattle Torrent will welcome the Montréal Victoire to town for a Tuesday night tussle. The Victoire are red hot to begin the season, rattling off four straight wins after a loss in the opener to the league leading Fleet. Here’s everything to know ahead of puck drop at Climate Pledge Arena!
The Week in Seattle Torrent Hockey: December 15th-21st, 2025
In the first ever “Week in Seattle Torrent hockey,” Charles Hamaker breaks down the events of the week of December 15th-21st for the Pacific Northwest’s PWHL franchise as the team held a few practices, played two games to continue their five-game homestand, and a few players made an appearance at a local sporting event.
Torrent Goaltender Gear Breakdown: Carly Jackson 2025-26
Seattle Torrent goaltender Carly Jackson’s gear for the 2025-26 season includes details that honor several different memories throughout their life, from pets, former teammates, and even special interests. The netminder chatted with us about their goaltender gear for this year.
With Jorge Polanco’s Departure in Free Agency, Where Do the Mariners Go From Here?
With Jorge Polanco signing a lucrative deal to join the New York Mets, the Seattle Mariners are now in search of someone to play the second base position for them in 2026. What options remain for the Mariners at this point in the offseason? Jeffrey Nooney takes a look.