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Seattle Seawolves Announce KING 5 as Official Local Television Partner for 2026 Season
March 5, 2026 - SEATTLE, WA - The Seattle Seawolves announced a broadcast partnership with KING 5 and KONG to deliver local television coverage for the 2026 Major League Rugby season.
Through the agreement, Seattle Seawolves matches air locally on KONG and stream free on the KING 5+ app. The partnership expands access for fans across Washington State and the Pacific Northwest with a free mobile-first viewing experience.
KING 5 has served the Seattle market since 1948 as the region's NBC affiliate and rema... Full StoryMore from the Major League Rugby
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T-Birds Fire Past Blazers
March 4, 2026 - KAMLOOPS, B.C. - Cameron Schmidt scored twice and Grayson Malinoski came up with 32 saves as the Seattle Thunderbirds skated past the Kamloops Blazers, 4-1, Tuesday at the Sandman Centre. The Thunderbirds resume play with a pair of games this weekend against the Tri-City Americans. Seattle is in Kennewick Friday then return home Saturday to host the Americans at the accesso ShoWare Center. Game time Saturday is 6:05 p.m.
"It was a greasy road win," claimed head coach Matt O'Dette as the T-Bir... Full StoryMore from the Western Hockey League
Seattle Seawolves Announce 2026 Roster Presented by Explore Seattle Southside
March 2, 2026 - SEATTLE, WA - The Seattle Seawolves have officially announced the club's full roster for the 2026 Major League Rugby season.
The 2026 squad reflects the Seawolves' commitment to physical rugby, depth across every position group, and a strong blend of domestic and international experience. The roster brings together returning leaders, established MLR veterans, and new additions prepared to represent Seattle in the upcoming campaign.
This year's team represents 13 nations across the global r... Full StoryMore from the Major League Rugby
T-Birds Grab Third Point on the Weekend
March 1, 2026 - KENT, Wash. - Noah Kosick and Metaj Pekar each scored in regulation, but the Seattle Thunderbirds fell, 3-2, in overtime to the Everett Silvertips Saturday at the accesso ShoWare Center. The Thunderbirds return to the road for their next two games. The first stop is the Sandman Centre in Kamloops to play the Blazers Tuesday. The T-Birds are in Kennewick Friday to take on the Tri-City Americans and return home next Saturday to host the Americans at 6:05 p.m.
"We were ready and willing to do th... Full StoryMore from the Western Hockey League
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| March 6 | WHL | Seattle at Tri-City | 10:05 p.m. |
| March 4 | PWHL | Seattle 3 at Ottawa 4 | Final |
| March 3 | WHL | Seattle 4 at Kamloops 1 | Final |
| February 28 | MLS | Seattle 1 at Salt Lake 2 | Final |
| February 28 | WHL | Everett 3 at Seattle 2 | Final (OT) |
| February 27 | PWHL | Toronto 5 at Seattle 2 | Final |
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Seattle Sports Headlines
- Sold-out PWHL game at MSG to set U.S. attendance record - PWHL ESPN (March 5)
- Ottawa Charge overcomes ice troubles, lost lead, to beat Seattle - PWHL Ottawa Citizen (March 5)
- Breanna Stewart says WNBA players still unified amid CBA talks - WNBA My Northwest (March 4)
- Blazers fall to Thunderbirds 4-1, give up ground in WHL playoff race - WHL CFJC (March 4)
- Hilary Knight Competed in 2026 Winter Olympics With a Torn MCL - PWHL Sports Illustrated (March 4)
- Seattle Thunderbirds soar to 4-1 victory over Kamloops Blazers - WHL Kamloops This Week (March 4)
- New WNBA CBA offer boosts pay, fast-tracks max deals - WNBA My Northwest (March 3)
- Seattle Torrent's Hilary Knight had torn MCL in Olympics - PWHL My Northwest (March 2)
- US gold medal-winning captain Hilary Knight reveals she played at the Olympics with a torn MCL - PWHL St. Paul Pioneer Press (March 2)
- Real Salt Lake's Aiden Hezarkhani, Ari Piol score in win over Seattle Sounders - MLS Salt Lake Tribune (March 1)
- Real Salt Lake recap: Youth, homegrown talent show up again - MLS Deseret News (March 1)
- Utahn Zach Booth makes first hometown start for Real Salt Lake - MLS Deseret News (March 1)
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