Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh hit two home runs in his first Triple-A rehab game since injury. The team continues to manage injuries affecting Colt Emerson, Cooper Criswell, and J.P. Crawford.
Seventeen University of Washington track and field athletes have qualified for this week’s NCAA Outdoor Championships in Eugene. Both men’s and women’s teams seek strong finishes following notable performances last year.
These former City of Seattle area high school standouts will be active on Wednesday, June 10.
The Seattle Mariners have placed J.P. Crawford on the injured list with a hand contusion while rookie Colt Emerson is sidelined day-to-day with back tightness. Cole Young stepped in at shortstop as injuries continue to impact Seattle’s roster.
The Seattle Storm have waived guard Lexie Brown, who played with the team for two seasons following a trade in February 2025. The move comes after Brown averaged modest statistics this season.
The University of Washington women’s tennis team capped its season with historic records including an undefeated home slate and multiple individual honors. Head coach Robin Stephenson became UW’s all-time winningest coach while five players qualified for NCAA Individual Championships.
Six Minor League baseball players made repeat appearances on the Prospect Team of the Week announced June 8. Standout performances included strong showings by Jefferson Rojas, Lazaro Montes, Owen Ayers, Sean Keys, Bo Davidson, and Alfonsin Rosario.
The University of Washington women’s rowing team earned multiple postseason awards from the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association. Athletes and coaches were honored for their performances and academic achievements.
These former City of Seattle area high school athletes will take part in events on Tuesday, June 9.
Lake Elsinore Storm secured a 7-5 victory against the Fresno Grizzlies in their Sunday, June 7, MiLB contest.