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Aaron Coe

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Everett, Mill Creek
As seen in: Emerald City Spectrum, The Everett Daily Herald, NewsBreak, Seattle Weekly, Valley of the Suns, Kent Reporter, Bellevue Reporter, Federal Way Mirror, Kirkland Reporter, Auburn Reporter, Mercer Island Reporter, Redmond Reporter and
Covers:  Seattle Seahawks Washington Huskies football and basketball High School and Community sports
✍️ Huskies writer, @EmeraldSpectrum ✍️ Everett Herald Sports Editor ✍️ High Points (novel, Amazon) 🎙️The Montlake Report (YouTube)

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Experienced sports journalist and editor for The Daily Herald and Emerald City Spectrum with deep expertise covering the Seattle Seahawks, University of Washington athletics and local sports.

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Seahawks win Super Bowl LX - HeraldNet.com

Seahawks win Super Bowl LX - HeraldNet.com

Behind a dominant defense, Seattle defeated New England 29-13 to become champions Sunday.

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Coe: Seahawks secondary recovers on way to Super Bowl - HeraldNet.com

Coe: Seahawks secondary recovers on way to Super Bowl - HeraldNet.com

The back end of Seattle's defense overcomes early miscues to win NFC Championship.

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Former Monroe star supports local foundation with NFL cleats - HeraldNet.com

Former Monroe star supports local foundation with NFL cleats - HeraldNet.com

The memory of a 6-year-old life cut short inspires Efton Chism III's Monday Night football footwear.

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Ernest Jones leads Seahawks defense to NFC Title Game - HeraldNet.com

Ernest Jones leads Seahawks defense to NFC Title Game - HeraldNet.com

Seattle linebacker's big plays, leadership usher win over the 49ers in Sundays Divisional round.

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For Everett fire captain, Firefighter Stairclimb is personal - HeraldNet.com

For Everett fire captain, Firefighter Stairclimb is personal - HeraldNet.com

D.J. Neyens refuses to let blood cancer keep him away from Sunday's Firefighter Stairclimb.

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Coe: Flaming out at Firefighter Stairclimb - HeraldNet.com

Coe: Flaming out at Firefighter Stairclimb - HeraldNet.com

Herald writer joins Everett Fire Department in march to top of Seattle's Columbia Tower.

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Huskies Reel in Four-Star WR Tre Moore to Add to 2027 Class

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By Aaron Coe 
| Emerald City Spectrum
Landing their first prospect from the state of Texas for their Class of 2027, the Washington Huskies beat out Ohio State and Miami for the commitment from standout receiver Tre Moore, adding playmaking juice to an increasingly exciting crop of recruits. Emerald City Spectrum reporter Aaron Coe breaks down Moore's decision to pick the Huskies over two of college football's true blue blood programs and how his arrival can boost Jedd Fisch's offense in the near future.
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Vote for The Herald’s Prep Athlete of the Week for May 24-30 - HeraldNet.com

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By Aaron Coe 
| The Everett Daily Herald
The Athlete of the Week nominees for May 24-30, state track & field champions edition. Voting closes at midnight Monday. The winner will be announced with the next poll and in next Wednesday’s paper. Last week’s winner Kimberly Beard | King’s girls track & field Beard, who holds the state’s top discus mark across all classifications this season, won the discus, shot put and javelin at the 1A District 1-2 Championships.
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Kimberly Beard leads King’s girls to 1A state track title - HeraldNet.com

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By Aaron Coe 
| The Everett Daily Herald
The King’s girls track & field team won its fifth consecutive Class 1A state title Saturday at Zaepfel Stadium in Yakima. Kimberly Beard led the way with dominant wins in the discus and shot put, along with a runner-up finish in the javelin. The senior uncorked a winning throw of 153 feet, 5 inches to win the event by 35 feet. Her mark of the day — 135 feet — would have won the event by a significant margin.
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