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How Spokane Colleges' Samantha Rensvold found her long lost sister on the softball field

How Spokane Colleges' Samantha Rensvold found her long lost sister on the softball field

Someone in Samantha Rensvold's dugout said it first. An infielder from the other team looked too much like he…

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How Spokane Colleges' Samantha Rensvold found her long lost sister on the softball field

How Spokane Colleges' Samantha Rensvold found her long lost sister on the softball field

Someone in Samantha Rensvold's dugout said it first. An infielder from the other team looked too much like he…

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Graham Ike scores 19 points as No. 9 Gonzaga beats Portland 89-48 to clinch WCC crown

Graham Ike scores 19 points as No. 9 Gonzaga beats Portland 89-48 to clinch WCC crown

Graham Ike scored 19 points and matched a school record with seven steals as No. 9 Gonzaga routed Portland 89…

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Inside the WSU lab helping MLB verify its automated strike zone system

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By Henry Krueger
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
Long before major-league hitters tapped their helmets to challenge strike calls, a team of engineers in Pullman spent years verifying the technology that confirms or reverses a home -plate umpire’s decision. Washington State University’s Sports Science Laboratory helps validate MLB’s Automatic Ball-Strike System, known as ABS. The technology uses high-speed cameras and tracking software to evaluate pitch location in real time.
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From the driveway to Division I: The Groves’ family basketball factory hits three with Dylynn off to Idaho

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By Henry Krueger
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
For more than two decades, basketball kept Tara and Randy Groves on the road. The couple logged countless miles driving to games, practices and tournaments for their sons Tanner, Jake and Dylynn. “We looked at it as family vacations,” Randy said. But a recent trip to Moscow, Idaho, felt different. When Tara and Randy dropped off their youngest son, Dylynn, at the University of Idaho in early June, they weren’t just sending another son off to college.
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Adam Miller commits to Gonzaga, bolstering scoring depth for 2025-26

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By Henry Krueger
| Gonzaga Bulletin Verified
Gonzaga University men's basketball found a key piece to its 2025-26 roster puzzle on Friday, landing a commitment from former Arizona State guard Adam Miller. A well-traveled scorer with previous stops at Illinois and LSU, Miller chose the Zags over a crowded list of suitors that included Baylor, Texas, West Virginia, Indiana, Arkansas - and even a potential reunion with Illinois. The commitment was reported by multiple outlets and confirmed by Miller's agent, Byron Irvin.
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