Sports

September 1, 1999

Goal postmortem

Today the UW has a new set of stronger goal posts that cannot be torn down.


Seahawks to play at UW

The UW Board of Regents approved an agreement on the use of Husky Stadium for Seahawks home games during the 2000 and 2001 seasons.


June 1, 1999

No ‘ex-jock’

After receiving his M.B.A. from the UW in 1989, Jim Beattie worked in the Mariners' front office and now is challenged with making the Montreal Expos a winner.


Coaches penalized

The UW penalized Football Coach Rick Neuheisel and five assistant coaches March 4 following an investigation of recruiting violations that occurred in January.


Hec Ed closes

Fans and players said good-bye to the original interior of Hec Edmundson Pavilion, as the UW closed its fieldhouse for an 18-month, $39 million renovation.


March 1, 1999

Sudden change

Husky football sees surprise coaching turnover as Colorado coach Rick Neuheisel replaces Jim Lambright.


September 1, 1998

Still ‘Hec’

Seafirst Bank has made a $5.1 million contribution to help finance the $38 million renovation of Hec Edmundson Pavilion.


Shooting star

After six straight losing seasons, men's basketball coach Bob Bender turned a foundering UW program into an NCAA contender.


March 1, 1998

Rhonda Smith, ’95, lives her dream of playing pro basketball in Seattle

Rhonda Smith, 25, is finishing up her second season playing for the hometown Seattle Reign of the American Basketball League.


December 1, 1997

Student who soared

As a teen-ager, Brian Sternberg flew higher than any human being on his own power. Now, for nearly three and a half decades, he has been in a wheelchair and in excruciating pain.


Athletics campaign

Early in the next century, the UW could see a renovated Hec Edmundson Pavilion, three new athletic facilities, a remodeled crew house and more scholarships for student-athletes.


September 1, 1997

Women’s and men’s teams capture crew championships

In a stunning sweep, both the UW men's and women's crews won national collegiate championships.


June 1, 1997

Do pro sports pay off? Economists don’t find much reason to cheer

Pro sports' impact on the economy is closer to a bunt than a home run, but there may be other reasons to use public funding on teams.


March 1, 1997

Seahawks drop efforts to renovate Husky Stadium

Strong resistance and a zooming price tag prompted potential Seahawks owner Paul Allen in December to drop his bid to renovate Husky Stadium for the NFL football team.


September 1, 1996

Fair play

The UW's status as a leader in women's sports is the result of its commitment to gender equity.


June 1, 1996

Endowed scholarships help Husky athletes

Husky athletes have given their fans a lot to cheer about over the years. A recent gift from Wayne and Anne Gittinger gives student athletes something to celebrate.


September 1, 1994

Good sports

Two UW psychologists are teaching players and coaches how to play the game, no matter who wins or loses.


Football penalties

Retreating from a possible yearlong television ban, the NCAA infractions committee imposed additional penalties on the UW football program.


June 1, 1994

UW fights ban

UW officials announced they would challenge an NCAA proposal to impose extra penalties on the Husky football program, including banning a season of TV broadcasts.


December 1, 1993

After the sanctions

Can anything good come out of the Pac-10 sanctions and subsequent retirement of Don James?


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