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Softball. From The Daily: Huskies Happy To Be At Home

Hosting was the only thing a happy room full of UW softball players cared much about Sunday night, cheering as the television screen revealed that Washington will host its first NCAA Regional since 2000.

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W. Crew. Seattle & UW A Major Draw For Talented Tamsitt

Veronica Tamsitt is balancing a challenging major (oceanography) with stroking the varsity eight. It's a tough task, but Tamsitt has handled it superbly.

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M. Tennis. From The Daily: Huskies Hurting After NCAA Exit

Success oftentimes leads to lofty expectations, and the UW experienced this during the 2010 season. The Huskies got off to a scorching 15-1 start, but were upset in the NCAA first round last weekend.

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RRS to the Bullpen

According to Larry Stone, Ryan Rowland-Smith has been moved to the bullpen, and Ian Snell is back in the rotation. This shouldn’t be the least bit surprising, as RRS is out of options and there was just no way they could justify giving him another start. As much as I like him, he’s just looked absolutely awful – and to be honest, I kind of like him better in relief anyway. He’s been extremely inconsistent since they put him in the rotation, and I’m just not sure he’s really suited to be a starter.

One big positive that comes from this, is that we finally have a lefty in the bullpen. Granted, it’s a lefty that’s pitched terribly all year, but a lefty nonetheless. As for what this means for the rotation…. don’t get too excited. As pitiful as Hyphen has been, there isn’t any reason to believe that Snell is going to be all that much better. He didn’t look good before they sent him to the pen, and there’s nothing that leads me to believe he’s going to look good now. Who knows? Maybe he’ll surprise us all. But if he doesn’t, hey, Erik Bedard!


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Softball. Huskies Begin Title Defense At Home This Weekend

No. 1 ranked UW makes its 17th straight NCAA appearance and first as the defending National Champions when they host one of 16 NCAA Regionals at Husky Softball Stadium.
Lawrie Pitcher Of Year, Tarr Coach Of Year As Pac-10 Honors Roll In

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M. Golf. UW Men Ready For NCAA Regional

The Washington men's golf team is in full-preparation mode for the NCAA West Regional at Gold Mountain Golf Club starting on Thursday and running through Saturday.

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Baseball. Clem Goes Eight In Relief As UW Nips OSU, 3-2

Jacob Clem went eight innings in relief and a bases-loaded, two-out walk to Jacob Lamb in the eighth broke a 2-2 tie as the Washington baseball team beat Oregon State, 3-2, Sunday at Goss Stadium.

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Track. Surprise Vault Victory For Vu Leads Big Day For Men At Pac-10s

With one vault, four years of hard work and perseverance paid off for Bellevue's Ryan Vu, as the senior is the new Pac-10 Champion in the pole vault. UW had six podium finishers on day one.

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W. Tennis. UW Fights Gamely But Falls At No. 3 Florida In Second Round

The Husky women's tennis team put forth a valiant effort in singles against 3rd-ranked Florida but it wasn't enough to extend their season as the Gators stopped UW in the second round of the NCAA Championships.

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W. Tennis. Huskies Hound Utes In NCAA Opener

The Husky women's tennis team was in impressive form today in a decisive 4-0 win over Utah in the first round of the NCAA Championships. UW will now face No. 3 Florida on Saturday.

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Football. Huskies Celebration Huskies Headed To Bellingham

UW coaches Steve Sarkisian and Lorenzo Romar, along with Husky quarterback Jake Locker, are headed to Bellingham on May 18 for the inaugural Huskies Celebrating Huskies event at Bellwether Hotel Ballroom.

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M. Golf. Men’s Golf Enjoying Unprecedented Success

UW men's golf coach Matt Thurmond doesn't necessarily like to brag, but these days it is kind of hard not to. It seems like every week his team is reaching new heights on the golf course and pulling in different honors never bestowed upon Huskies.

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M. Tennis. Sixteen And Counting

In the world of athletics, coaches and athletes strive for consistency. Most notably: consistent leadership, performance and results. In his 16th season at the UW, men's tennis head coach Matt Anger has brought those three key elements to a once-struggling program.

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M. Basketball. Men’s Basketball, Women’s Golf Recognized For APR Excellence

The NCAA recognized more than 800 Division I sports teams, including UW men's basketball and women's golf teams Wednesday for their exceptional work in the classroom as part of the NCAA's Academic Performance Program.

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M. Golf. Clegg A Finalist For The Strickland Award

UW men's golf assistant coach Garrett Clegg was named one of five finalists for the 2010 Jan Strickland Award presented by TaylorMade-adidas Golf.
NCAA Regional Central | Taylor A Finalist For Ben Hogan Award

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