Tyee Club members went BIG for Washington in the 2024-25 fiscal year, setting a new department single-year record for dollars raised.
Your incredible generosity propelled our 640 student-athletes and 22 teams to new heights in their inaugural Big Ten season.
From new academic records to outstanding success in competition, your support makes this all possible. Thank you!
We welcomed 111 donors as Game Changers, recognizing their contributions of $50,000 or more to The Go BIG! Fund or our teams
Another 10 donors joined Forever Washington, pledging more than $5 million to Husky Athletics through their wills or estate plans.
$29+ million raised during the campaign for Football facility and Don James Center nutrition center renovations.
Loyal Tyees who donated — thanks! More than 1,000 of you donated for the very first time.
Total raised in a record-breaking year of generosity. Thank you for helping to ensure an extraordinary Husky experience for every student-athlete.
For the first time ever, all 22 teams scored a 3.0 GPA or better for the entire school year. The department-wide average GPA of 3.49 for the winter quarter also set a record.
Three-quarters of our teams made it to post-season play. Ten teams ended their seasons in the top 20 nationwide.
Men’s Rowing earned an IRA National Championship for the second year in a row and the 21st time in history.
Women’s Rowing won the UW’s first Big Ten team title and finished fourth in the NCAA Championships.
Women’s Track & Field finished fourth nationally in NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships and second in overall polling that combines Track & Field and Cross Country — the Women’s all-time best performance. Men’s and Women’s boasted four individual NCAA champs and nine individual Big Ten titles.
Student-Athletes
It’s all about gratitude for Jonah Coleman
Running back finds inspiration in his dad, his coaches and his supporters It could have been a very different life for Husky Football’s Jonah Coleman. Growing up in Stockton, Calif., a city beset by poverty and crime, Jonah and his...
Donors and Difference-Makers
Honoring a leader of men
Menzies family donates largest gift ever to Husky Men’s Soccer As a self-described “middling soccer player from Canada,” Scott Menzies arrived at the University of Washington in 2014 as a wide-eyed kid with dreams. He left four years later as...
Donors and Difference-Makers
The Names family legacy lives on in support for ‘winning...
Transformational gift will expand mental health services When Erin Shagren and Monica Names-King were little girls, they watched as their grandparents, Scott and Sis Names, grew their sporting goods business and their philanthropy. What began as a little athletic equipment...
Programs and More
New Basketball facility opens its doors to welcome generations of...
Thank you Husky Basketball Donors! $2 Million+ Anne and Wayne* Gittinger The Baty Family The Foster Foundation Ron and Wanda Crockett Bruce* and Jeannie Nordstrom Gary M. Sumers Tom and Meg Names Family Foundation $1 Million+ Neal and Janet Dempsey...
Alumni
Welcome to the Husky Hall of Fame class of 2025
On October 11, we inducted our 2025 class into the Husky Hall of Fame. Members exhibit skill in their sports, success in academics and the highest character and qualities that represent the very best of what it means to be...
Donors and Difference-Makers
Thank you to our generous 2024-25 donors and volunteers!
We are grateful to each and every Husky fan who donates to support the education and future of Husky student-athletes. Those who make the most generous gifts earn special recognition and benefits. Thank you Tyee Club Champions Circle members This...
Athletic Director's Letter
Building upon a record-breaking year of generosity
In a year of change, Washington showed what it means to Go BIG. Our teams faced new challenges in the Big Ten and rose spectacularly to meet them. Already this fall, our Women’s Soccer team won the Big Ten Conference...
Student-Athletes
‘We’re in it for the joy’
The Moll twins focus on gratitude while soaring to phenomenal heights Where else is there to go after breaking countless national records as high school students? The obvious answer for twins Hana and Amanda Moll: You fly even higher at...
Programs and More
Dinner with a Dawg offers insight into opportunities for life...
Growing up in inner-city Minneapolis, where virtually everyone lived at or below the poverty line, former Husky gymnast Zoey Schaefer dared to dream of a better life through education and athletics. “Most students were worried about where their next meal...
