The Puget Sound Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) was committed to having the most successful Trick-or-Can Food Drive in program history. The Loggers ended up exceeding their own expectations.

Tyler Shipley earned All-Academic honors and the Puget Sound women s track & field squad was named an All-Academic Team, the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) recently announced.

Puget Sound s outdoor track & field teams are quickly emerging as a regional power, and most of their key contributors are poised to make a larger impact during the 2015-16 academic year. Junior Allanah Whitehall returned to the national stage as she v...

Junior sprinter Allanah Whitehall competed in the national spotlight for the second time this academic year as she ran both the 200-meter dash and 100-meter dash in the NCAA Division III Outdoor Championships this weekend.

TACOMA, Washington - Eighteen Puget Sound student-athletes have been named to the Northwest Conference All-Sportsmanship Team, the NWC announced on Tuesday. All-Sportsmanship selections were selected by his/her team and/or coach for displaying good s...

Junior sprinter Allanah Whitehall will compete in the NCAA Division-III 2015 Outdoor Championships, May 21-23, at St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York.

Allanah Whitehall earned two All-Northwest Conference First Team honors and Tori Klein was named to an All-NWC Third Team for the women s outdoor track & field season.

Four Loggers earned All-Northwest Conference honors for the men s outdoor track & field season, the league recently announced.

Puget Sound finished in second place in the race for the 2014-15 Northwest Conference McIlroy-Lewis All-Sports Trophy, marking the Loggers best finish since 2008-09. The McIlroy-Lewis All-Sports Trophy recognizes athletic excellence among Northwest C...

The Puget Sound men s and women s track & field teams competed at the St. Martin s Invitational on Saturday. The Loggers finished with one individual win from Justin Higa in the men s 3000-m steeplechase.