Andrew Sousa is a journalist based in Seattle, Washington. He writes for The Daily UW, covering local sports news and events. His work has also been featured in Frontiers, showcasing his expertise in the field of sports reporting.
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Tight End Owen Coutts celebrates a huge stop on special teams limiting a USC kickoff return during Washington's game against USC on November 2, 2024, at Husky Stadium in Seattle, Washington. Jack Stern
By: Andrew Sousa
For 110 minutes, the No. 19 Washington men’s soccer team couldn’t buy a goal. Fifteen shots — five on goal — all came up empty, sending its Big Ten quarterfinal
Guard Sayvia Sellers shoots a three pointer from the corner during UW's game against Pacific at Alaska Airlines Arena on Nov. 7, 2024 in Seattle, WA. Kaitlyn Brunner
The defense is no doubt the heart and soul of the Washington women’s basketball team. But it certainly doesn’t hurt when the offense looks as explosive as it did Sunday
By: Andrew Sousa
The Washington Huskies women's soccer team run to their family members and supporters following a 3-0 victory over the Oregon Ducks on Oct. 27, 2024 at Husky Soccer stadium in Seattle, Wash. Farrel Sudrajat
By: Andrew Sousa
Guard Sayvia Sellers finesses the ball downcourt during the Washington women's basketball game against Eastern Washington at Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle, Washington on November 14, 2024. Kya Baker
By: Andrew Sousa
Quarterback Demond Williams Jr. celebrates after leading a touchdown drive in the fourth quarter of Washington's game against UCLA on Nov. 15, 2024, at Husky Stadium in Seattle, Wash. Evan Morud
On paper, the Washington women’s basketball team did its job on the defensive end, forcing 18 turnovers and limiting Montana to 58 shots. Problem was, UM couldn’t miss on those
By: Kanoa Shim-Ly
Washington guard Elle Ladine drives to the hoop during the game versus Cal State Fullerton at Alaska Airlines Arena, WA, on November 21, 2024.
By: Andrew Sousa
The Washington women’s soccer team has overcome obstacle after obstacle in its 2024 season: a new conference, a mid-season slump, and recently, an offense unable to capitalize on its chances.
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