Nick Nordi is a journalist based in Washington, focusing on local sports news and events. With a passion for covering college football and volleyball, Nick provides timely updates and announcements regarding game schedules, player accolades, and postseason play. His articles offer a comprehensive view of the Washington sports scene, keeping readers informed and engaged.
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The Cougs are preparing for a big three-game series against the Ducks
The two seniors were the Cougars’ representatives this year
This brings the 2025 number to 12
By: Nick Nordi
Washington State released their first depth chart of the season on Monday and while there were a ton of things we expected to see, there were a few surprises and a lot of “or” listed. Head coach Jake Dickert is looking to get the Cougs primed for their first game of the season this weekend and will be doing so in a world of questions with conference realignment.
By: Nick Nordi
The Cougs sweep the season series against Eastern Washington
By: Cougs, Nick Nordi
Washington State and Boise State will kick off in just under two weeks and while we have known that for a while, the kickoff time was unknown. Until Monday evening when Boise State announced that kickoff would be at 7:00 pm PST on September 28th.
By: Nick Nordi
Washington State senior goal keeper Nadia Cooper was named WCC Defensive Player of the Week for the second time this season. The conference announced the award on Monday following a shutout performance in the net last weekend. This is the second time she has been named to a conference award this season after she also took home the award on August 26th.
By: Nick Nordi
Washington State athletics announced on Monday that the Cougs will head to Oxford, Mississippi next year to take on Ole Miss. The game is currently scheduled for October 11th next year. The schedule addition not only fills a void, but will look good on both schedules.
This is the fourth WCC Volleyball award for the Cougs this season
By: Cougs Will, Nick Nordi
Washington State will get one more after dark before the season wraps up. The November 16th game against New Mexico was announced Monday that kickoff will be at 6:30 pm PST and will be televised on FS1. The announcement makes it six games this season kicking off at 6:30 pm or later and three straight.
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