Husky Headlines

The 2010 version of the Pac-10's media day had a different setting this year - the Rose Bowl. Read what Coach Steve Sarkisian and Mason Foster had to say about the upcoming season at the football kickoff event.

Loree Payne was synonymous with Husky women's basketball as both a standout player and an assistant coach. Now she's ready for a new challenge in her life - head coach at the University of Puget Sound.

Dave "Softy" Mahler is back again this week touring the best available seats in Husky Stadium for the 2010 Football season. This week, the spotlight is on Tyee Club member seats in Section 49: Row VV: Seats 12-15.

Charlie Hughes had five birdies during his first nine holes on Wednesday and moved up to second overall at the 44th Pacific Coast Amateur Championship.

The University of Washington athletics and GoHuskies.com are excited to introduce the new Dawg Channel All Access multimedia player, your online channel for the most audio and video coverage of Washington Athletics.

UW senior Matthew Bryan-Amaning led the Great Britain National Team with 16 points, but GB lost 94-83 to Holland in the final game of a tune-up tournament held in Israel.

Husky quarterback Jake Locker spent another busy day at ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Conn., Tuesday before hitting the road for dinner in New York City. Check out some links to audio and video.

About a month after making his first-ever trip to ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Conn., and to New York City, Husky quarterback Jake Locker is making another visit this week.

Robert Munn, Blaise Didier, Ty Otto, Anthony Jacob and Conlin McCabe will all return from the Belarus with silver medals after completing a successful stint at the U23 world championships.

Kerry Simmonds helped lead the USA to a gold medal at the U23 world championships in Brest, Belarus this weekend. The San Diego native was a constant presence in the varsity for the Huskies throughout the 2009-10 season.

Brock Mackenzie shot a 5-over 75 in the final round of the RBC Canadian Open on Sunday and ended up tied for 37th.

For a second-consecutive day, Brock Mackenzie shot a 2-under 68 at the RBC Canadian Open and the UW alum is tied for fifth with four other golfers heading into Sunday's final round.

The 115th Old Settlers' Picnic in Ferndale, Wash., took on a Purple and Gold flavor Saturday as the town celebrated one of its most famous - and most beloved - sons, Husky quarterback Jake Locker.

UW men's golf coach Matt Thurmond checks in from Toronto at the Canadian Open, where Brock Mackenzie is in contention for the title.

Brock Mackenzie shot a 2-under 68 on Friday and is -8 overall after two rounds and tied for fifth at the RBC Canadian Open.

With a personal-best, and UW freshman record, throw of 244 feet and 10 inches, Washington's Joe Zimmerman took fifth place in the men's javelin at the IAAF World Junior Championships Friday in Moncton, Canada.

As anticipation for the start of the 2010 football season and season-opener Sept. 4 at BYU builds, single-game tickets for the Husky football home schedule go on sale next Monday, July 26, at 8:30 a.m. PT

Jordon Twohig, who was recently named an assistant coach for the Washington baseball team, was named the American Baseball Coaches Association National Coach of the Year in the Pacific Association Region.

Husky coach Matt Thurmond witnessed Nick Taylor and Brock Mackenzie's first rounds at the RBC Canadian Open in Toronto on Thursday.

Washington's Joe Zimmerman advanced to the finals of javelin throw at the IAAF Junior World Championships in Moncton, Canada, Thursday with a throw of 230 feet (70.12 meters).