The Huskies won their first men’s soccer championship ever on Monday.<\/p>\n
UW Huskies News<\/p>\n
The Huskies men are national soccer champions for the first time in program history.<\/p>\n
Washington edged North Carolina State 3-2 in overtime last night to win their first-ever national championship. Harrison Bertos scored the game-winner just under two minutes into extra time.<\/p>\n
UW also became the first team to win six road matches in the tournament after entering it unseeded. <\/p>\n
It was their second appearance in the national championship in four years after losing 2-0 to Clemson in 2021.<\/p>\n
FIFA World Cup News<\/p>\n
FIFA has slashed the price of some World Cup tickets for teams\u2019 most loyal fans following a global backlash.<\/p>\n
Some fans will get $60 seats for the final, instead of being asked to pay over $4,000. <\/p>\n
FIFA said today that the $60 tickets will be made available for every game at the tournament in North America, going to the national federations whose teams are playing. Those federations decide how to distribute them to loyal fans who have attended previous games at home and on the road.<\/p>\n
FIFA says there have been 20 million ticket requests since the third phase of ticket sales began last Friday. The \u201crandom selection draw\u201d phase, which allows fans to request tickets for specific matchups for the first time, runs through Jan. 13, 2026, with successful applicants set to be notified by email in February and charged automatically.<\/p>\n
Kraken News<\/p>\n
The Kraken are hoping to wrap up their homestand on a high note tonight.<\/p>\n
They\u2019re hosting the Colorado Avalanche in their final match before heading off on a four-game road trip.<\/p>\n
The struggling Kraken have dropped eight of their last nine and now sit just three points ahead of last place in the Western Conference. Meanwhile, the Avalanche own the best record in the NHL with just two regulation losses on the season.<\/p>\n
Seattle will need to bring its A-game tonight if it wants to avoid a three-game skid. Coverage begins at 6:30 and puck drops at 7 on KPUG.<\/p>\n
Mariners News<\/p>\n
The Mariners have found Cal Raleigh\u2019s backup.<\/p>\n