Tyee Club members went BIG for UW student-athletes and teams in 2025-26, helping them continue their success in the Big Ten and beyond.
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Your Huskies went BIG! in 2025-26
Academic Excellence
Our 22 teams and programs set a record fall quarter, with a 3.52 department GPA. Forty student-athletes scored a perfect 4.0, with 219 making the Dean’s List.
Double Champions
Women’s Soccer won its first Big Ten Regular Season and Tournament Championships, making it to the Elite Eight. Head Coach Nicole Van Dyke earned her first Big Ten Coach of the Year honors. Seven student-athletes were named to the All-Big Ten team while Kolo Suliafu and Alex Buck earned All-American titles, the first time in program history that multiple players earned that distinction in the same season.
Bright Football Future
On the heels of an improved 9–4 season record, the UW recruited its highest ranked Football class in the modern era, ranked #12 by 247 Sports and #17 by ESPN.
A Third Title!
Hana Moll broke the meet record she shared with twin sister Amanda to win the NCAA Indoor Championship in Women’s Pole Vault — her third national trophy.
Unexpected Performance
Women’s Cross Country finished 19th at the NCAA Championships, outperforming their national ranking by eight spots. It was the team’s eighth consecutive top-20 finish.
Tennis Champ
Junior Soham Purohit of Men’s Tennis became the first Husky in 20 years to win the ITA Northwest Regional Championship individual crown.
Special PostSeason
Five Women’s Tennis student-athletes made post-season play, making the UW one of only six programs in the nation to send five or more players to the NCAA Individual Championships.
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‘Business athletes’ take control of their financial futures
A donor-funded initiative helps student-athletes gain skills to last a lifetime. It’s a stressful life in so many ways. Student-athletes must balance time-intensive training schedules, the pressures of elite competition, and unrelenting national attention — all while excelling in the...
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Unleash the Dawgs for your business
Partnerships with student-athletes benefit their growth and your bottom line It was, quite simply, a perfect match. When iconic local retailer Simply Seattle wanted to explore creative and cost-effective marketing efforts, the company enlisted the aid of the city’s most...
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Playing for Mia
‘Through it all, we watched love grow’ Three days after 21-year-old goalkeeper Mia Hamant passed away from kidney cancer, her teammates stepped onto a St. Louis pitch and captured their second trophy of the year in thrilling shootout fashion. The...
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From a national title to academic heroics, Men’s Soccer soars...
After losing three straight games leading up to the NCAA Tournament, the postseason dreams of Washington Men’s Soccer team looked dim. An at-large bid, six road wins, and weeks of cross-country travel later, the Huskies were doing the impossible —...
Athletic Director's Letter
Your generosity builds champions, thank you!
As we approach the end of our academic year and second year in the Big Ten, we celebrate the phenomenal success of our teams and student-athletes. Highlights from this past fall and winter include: Men’s Soccer winning their first NCAA...
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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...
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New Basketball facility opens its doors to welcome generations of...