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For years, the Tri-Cities hasn’t had a dedicated outdoor women’s soccer league. But now, one woman is changing that — and others are flocking to the soccer fields in Pasco.
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For people around the world, soccer is its own language. That’s true for some refugees in the Tri-Cities. Players from Nicaragua to Nigeria competed this past weekend in the first World Relief Cup tournament.
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FIFA says the World Cup draws billions of viewers, making it the globe's biggest sporting event. How can you get into soccer if you're brand new to the sport?
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Imagine a small-scale roller coaster but for bikes and skateboards. That’s called a pump track. Kennewick officially opened the first one in the Tri-Cities.
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On any given summer night in Tacoma, you can find a community of like-minded people. That is, if you like baseball. Everytime I go to a baseball game, I get caught up in all the sounds.From the announcers calling plays, to the crack of the ball against a wooden bat, to fans cheering and screaming after a home run. For me, the sounds of baseball are the sounds of summer.
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According to an online court and game finder, Pickleheads, there are more than 700 pickleball courts in Idaho, over 1,900 in Washington and 1,250 in Oregon.
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Referees and umps don't often get the spotlight. But the city of Walla Walla has declared today "Vic Walker Day" in honor of one of Washington's longest tenured school sports officials. He's helped bring sports to the community for almost six decades.
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(Runtime 0:52)A new nonprofit gym in Wenatchee, Purpose Boxing Club, has opened its doors to provide a positive space for local youth. The gym features a…
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Seattle is one of the host cities for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. However, the soccer party will extend to local communities, with fan zones coming to parts of Washington state.
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(Runtime 3:46)Call it determination. Call it follow through. Or just call it pure stubbornness. One Tri-Cities man has found a way to beat the heat and…