Burn lose showdown to Shock in Spokane, 62-42

In a battle for first place in the National Conference West Division, The Spokane Shock defeated the Boise Burn 62-42 in front of a sell out crowd in Spokane Arena.

Yote Softball Headed to World Series

The Lady Yotes clinched their first-ever berth in the NAIA Women's Softball World Series with a 6-3 victory over Oregon Tech in the title game of the 2008 NAIA Region I Tournament.

Humanitarian Bowl set for Dec. 30

The 2008 Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl will be played on Tuesday, December 30, at 2:30 p.m. on ESPN. The game, the 12th since the bowl was founded in 1997, will feature a matchup between teams from the Atlantic Coast Conference and the Western Athletic Conference.

Boise Burn crack af2 top 5

The Boise Burn continue their climb up the af2 charts, reaching number 5 in the latest coaches poll. Boise earned its fourth straight win on Saturday at home with a 77-14 victory over Stockton.

NCAA penalizes UI over graduation rates

The University of Idaho is facing sanctions from the NCAA over graduation rates on Vandal football and basketball teams. Idaho is one of nearly 150 college teams nationwide in all sports that face possible scholarship losses.

Hasselbeck glad to be on field in May

There was Matt Hasselbeck throwing to ... Logan Payne? The Seattle Seahawks' record-setting quarterback then stepped and fired perfectly placed darts to ... Jordan Kent and Ben Obomanu? "We're low on numbers," Hasselbeck joked Thursday. "NFL Europe and all."

Times: Ken Griffey Jr.'s return could be a letdown rather than a triumph

It's a wonderful concept, it really is. Ken Griffey Jr. returning to Seattle to ride out his twilight years in a wave of adulation.

Theoretically.

Oklahoma City may sue if Sonics don't move

An Oklahoma City municipal attorney says the team is now legally obligated to relocate, even if the 2006 sale is rescinded, according to a report.