Washington pole vaulter breaks twin sister’s record, wins NCAA title VIEW Hana said competing in the same sport can be difficult, “comparing each other for our performances and our successes.” ...

Hana and Amanda Moll were named semifinalists for the Bowerman Award, college track and field's highest honor, on Monday.

No woman in the world has pole vaulted higher this year — indoors or outdoors — than Washington Husky sophomore Amanda Moll from Olympia. But depending on the day, she might not be the best ...

The sophomore Husky pole vaulters are the first pair of sisters ever named semifinalists. The pair are the first UW women to make the final 10 of The Bowerman, and only the second and third Huskies in ...

Washington Huskies pole vaulter Hana Moll was named Outdoor National Field Athlete of the Year on Monday, the first Husky woman to ever win the award.

Washington Huskies Athletic Dept. 0 EUGENE, Ore. – Hana Moll put together one of the greatest pole vault seasons in NCAA history in 2025, but for much of it had to settle for silver behind twin ...

While it wasn’t the 18 points the pre-meet prognosticators slotted the Washington Huskies for in the pole vault, twins Hana and Amanda Moll went 1-3 in the event to give their team 16 points. Facing ...

EUGENE, Ore. — About 90 minutes before Washington sophomore Hana Moll won the NCAA women’s outdoor title and set a collegiate record by clearing 4.79 meters (15 feet, 8 1/2 inches) at Hayward ...

Washington averaged 71.6 points on 44.5% shooting from the field, including 34.4% from beyond the arc. However, they gave up 75.5 points on shooting splits of 46.8% and 35.4%, losing contests by a ...

James, a 5-foot-10 1/2, 175-pound wide receiver from Norman, Okla., announced his commitment to Washington during a livestream on YouTube Thursday afternoon. Washington Huskies land four-star WR ...

Washington made headlines last offseason when signing Great Osobor to an NIL reportedly worth $2 million – one of the largest upfront commitments in the landscape at the time.

Washington has played organized football in Seattle since 1889. More than 1,800 players have become Husky letter winners during that span. Only one hailed from the Sooner State. Jimmie Cain, a ...