Hayden Stinchfield is a journalist for The Daily Evergreen, focusing on local news in Pullman, Washington. Hayden covers a variety of topics, including sports, community events, and university news, providing readers with up-to-date information on the happenings in the area.
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Hayden Stinchfield's coverage primarily focuses on local college sports, specifically the Washington State University (WSU) athletics. His articles cover events and announcements related to college sports, with a significant emphasis on basketball.
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Jakimovski, Chinyelu, Cluff and more to seek new opportunities
As many Cougs enter the portal, the biggest news might just be no news. Specifically, no news on star forward Jaylen Wells, who has not entered the portal yet. He is the biggest name remaining, and a livestream with freshman sharpshooter Isaiah Watts and redshirt sharpshooter Parker Gerrits seems to have clarified the situation Tuesday...
After a breakout season in crimson and gray, star forward Jaylen Wells is headed to the transfer portal/NBA draft. Wells transferred to WSU from D-II Sonoma State, where he played two seasons and was named a D-II All-American. He was one of the biggest stories of the year for the Cougs, starting off the bench...
By: Hayden Stinchfield, Brandon Willman
David Riley addresses WSU fans for the first time since his hiring, April 4, in Pullman, Wash.
Myles Rice announced his transfer portal destination Sunday. The reigning Pac-12 Freshman of the Year may have played his last game for WSU, but he will still be wearing crimson. Now, it will be for the Hoosiers of Indiana University. Rice averaged 14.8 points, 3.8 assists and 1.6 steals per game, which put him second...
Just a few days after officially losing star point guard Myles Rice to Indiana, the Cougs have landed their first major transfer. Ethan Price is a 6-foot-10 forward out of England who has played the last three years of his collegiate career for the Eastern Washington Eagles. When EWU coach David Riley was announced as...
After playing a key role for a WSU team that made it to the second round of the NCAA tournament, Rueben Chinyelu is transferring. WSU’s freshman blocks record holder is headed to Florida, joining a team that is coming off a loss in the first round of the tournament. Chinyelu started only 12 games for...
Two more Cougs, both of them graduate transfers, have decided on their landing spots out of the transfer portal. Longtime Coug Andrej Jakimovski is headed to Colorado, while Jabe Mullins is headed to Montana State. Jakimovski announced his destination via social media Sunday. His caption reads “100% Committed.” Jakimovski played four years with the Cougs,...
This year was pretty snazzy. Shoutout Brandon, Alex and Anna for making the Last Dance a fun one!
The college basketball transfer portal’s entrance closed at the start of May, but those already in the portal still need to find their destinations. As two more former Cougs have announced their destinations, two new transfers have taken their spots. Walk-on big man AJ LaBeau was thought to be staying at WSU despite being in...
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