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    O'Dea jumps to No. 4 statewide, visits Chief Sealth Friday

    O'Dea climbs to No. 4 in Washington's high school football rankings after J'Shaun Wilson's seven-touchdown game against Eastside Catholic and visits Chief Sealth on Friday, while No. 17 Rainier Beach hosts Roosevelt in the week's other big Seattle matchup.

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    Rainier Beach's Reyna dominates in second football season

    Rainier Beach senior Achilles Reyna, who never played organized football before arriving at the school, has 65 tackles and six sacks through six games of his second season and is committed to the University of Oregon.

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    WIAA investigates AI cyberbullying targeting Eastside Catholic alum

    The WIAA opened a harassment investigation after AI-generated social media posts targeted Diego Gardner-Garcia, a 19-year-old Eastside Catholic graduate with Down syndrome, ahead of the O'Dea rivalry football game on Oct. 16.

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    Roldan's 90th-minute goal lifts Sounders past Sporting KC

    Cristian Roldan's deflected 90th-minute goal completed a comeback from a halftime deficit, giving Seattle Sounders FC a 2-1 win over Sporting Kansas City and extending their unbeaten run to eight games.

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    Seattle Torrent sets Dec. 20 home opener at Climate Pledge

    The Seattle Torrent host PWHL Las Vegas at Climate Pledge Arena on Sunday, Dec. 20 for their second-season home opener, with tickets on sale through Ticketmaster as of Monday, Sept. 28.

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    Storm tie WNBA loss record at 8-34 with two games left

    The Seattle Storm fell 70-57 to the Golden State Valkyries on Saturday, Sept. 19, dropping to 8-34 and tying the WNBA single-season loss record with two games remaining.

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    Anderson's 7 scoreless innings keep Mariners alive

    Rookie Kade Anderson threw seven scoreless innings as the Mariners beat the Rockies 2-1 on Sept. 20, keeping Seattle alive in the AL West race with a tragic number of two, but closer Andrés Muñoz left with a right knee injury ahead of a six-game homestand at T-Mobile Park.

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    Silver says Seattle's arena could host NBA games in 5 weeks

    NBA Commissioner Adam Silver confirmed league staff have toured Climate Pledge Arena and said Seattle could host NBA games in as little as five weeks, giving the city a concrete readiness edge over Las Vegas as owners target an expansion decision by year's end.

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    NBA owners skip Sonics expansion vote, eye November

    The NBA Board of Governors met in New York this week without voting on expansion into Seattle, with a special meeting in November or early December now the likely venue for a decision on bringing the Sonics back.

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    UW opens $25 million broadcast studio, launches production course

    The University of Washington unveiled Sundodger Studios, a $25 million broadcast facility inside Alaska Airlines Arena built for Big Ten production demands, and will launch a new Live Sports Television Production course this autumn giving students hands-on experience in professional-grade control rooms.

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    Storm rookie Fam scores 17 in Spain's World Cup opener

    Seattle Storm center Awa Fam scored 17 points in Spain's opening World Cup win over Germany before a tough loss to Mali, with a decisive group-stage game against Japan on Monday.

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    Seahawks sale nears close as runner-up bidders get invite

    The Khosla family's $9.6 billion purchase of the Seattle Seahawks is expected to close before the Sept. 9 season opener, and members of the runner-up bidding group have been invited to join as minority stakeholders.

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    Seahawks sale heads to final owner vote after unanimous approval

    Two NFL committees unanimously recommended approval of the record $9.612 billion Seahawks sale to the Khosla family; all 32 owners vote Aug. 26 in Atlanta, with the deal expected to close before the Sept. 9 home opener.

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    Hiedeman's 256-game WNBA streak ends in Storm loss

    Natisha Hiedeman's 256-game consecutive streak, the longest active in the WNBA, ended with a left shoulder injury as the Storm fell 82-80 to Chicago at Climate Pledge Arena, though Seattle set a franchise record with 13 blocked shots.

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    Grubauer surprises 50 young goalies at Northgate camp

    Kraken goalie Philipp Grubauer made a surprise appearance at the franchise's youth Goalie Camp at Kraken Community Iceplex on Aug. 9, working with 50 young goalies ages 5 to 19, but questions remain about whether the $450-to-$810-per-week program reaches underserved Seattle communities.