• The Washington State women's golf team has three golfers sitting inside the top-25 on the player leaderboard after two rounds of play at the Juli Inkster Meadow Club Collegiate Monday, March 7. The Cougars end the day in eighth place on the team leaderboard after carding 13-over; 589 through 36 holes of play at the Meadow Club Golf Course.
  Freshman Jinyu Wu paces the Cougars after two rounds of play at the Meadow Club Collegiate. The freshman carded 76-69 on Monday to put her at 1-over; 145. Wu heads into Tuesday's third round tied for 17th on the player leaderboard.
  Wu shot 2-under on the par-5 ninth hole in the second round. She was one of two WSU golfers to collect an eagle during the first two rounds of play at the Meadow Club Collegiate. Freshman Sarah Skovgaard Bils, who was making her WSU debut at this tournament, went 2-under on the par-4 fourth hole in the first round.
  Washington State ended play on Monday at the Meadow Club Collegiate in eighth place on the team leaderboard. WSU began the day shooting 11-over; 299 in the first round. The Cougars would shave nine strokes off their team score in the second round, as Washington State carded 2-over; 290.
  Senior Darcy Habgood and freshman Madelyn Gamble ended the day tied for 22nd. Habgood carded 3-over; 75 in the first round, then shot 1-under; 71 in the second round. Gamble carded even-par; 72 in her first go-around at the course, then ended her day by shooting 2-under; 74 in the second round. Both Habgood and Gamble will open Tuesday's third round at 2-over; 146.
• The Washington State men's golf team moved into a tie for ninth place on the team leaderboard at the end of the second round at the 2022 Bandon Dunes Championship Monday, March 7. Freshman Peter Jung ended his second day at Sheep Ranch Golf Course inside the top-10, as his two-round score of 145 (+3) puts him in a tie for 10th place.
  The Cougars shaved three strokes off their team score in the second round of the Bandon Dunes Championship, as WSU carded 16-over; 300 in the round. Washington State heads into Tuesday's finale in a tie for ninth place with a two-round score of 603 (+35).
  Jung and junior Pono Yanagi each shot a team-best 3-over; 71 in the second round. Jung, who is playing as an individual at the Bandon Dunes Championship, sits in a tie for 10th place on the player leaderboard with a two-round score of 145 (+3). Yanagi heads into the tournament's third round tied for 25th, carding 6-over; 148 through 36 holes of play. Sophomore Jaden Cantafio will open the third round in a tie for 30th with a two-round score of 149 (+7).
  Washington State opens the third round of the Bandon Dunes Championship Tuesday, March 8, at 8:30 a.m.
• The Pac-12 announced their Pac-12 Hall of Honor inductees this week. Among those being honored is Cougar football great Drew Bledsoe. Here's the brief bio provided by the conference:
  Drew Bledsoe, Washington State (1990-92)
  Drew Bledsoe was a record-setting quarterback at Washington State, 1990-92. He left school as the Cougars' single-game and single-season record holder in pass attempts, pass completions, passing yards, and total offense. He also tied the single-game mark for touchdown passes with five against Oregon State as a sophomore in 1991. Bledsoe's career numbers of 7,373 passing yards and 46 touchdown tosses ranked him second in WSU history behind Jack Thompson when his career concluded. As a junior, he was named the Pacific-10 Conference's MVP on offense, earned All-America honors, was a semifinalist for the Davey O'Brien Award, and finished eighth in the Heisman Trophy voting. Bledsoe capped his Cougar career leading WSU to a Copper Bowl win over Utah in 1992 and being named MVP in the game. He passed on his senior year in Pullman to enter the NFL Draft where he was selected No. 1 overall by the New England Patriots. He played 14 seasons in the NFL with the Patriots, Buffalo Bill and Dallas Cowboys, was named All-Pro twice and selected to the Pro Bowl four times. He threw for over 44,000 yards in the NFL. Bledsoe was on two Super Bowl teams, including the Patriots when they won Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002. Bledsoe became a member of the WSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2001, the New England Patriots Hall of Fame in 2011 and the State of Washington Sports Hall of Fame in 2012. Bledsoe's career has flourished following his time in the NFL as he realized his dream of opening a winery. Through that dream, Doubleback Winery sprung up in his home town of Walla Walla, Wash. Bledsoe's goal when opening the winery was to craft America's best Cabernet Sauvignon in an elegant, true to varietal way. That determination has come to fruition with Doubleback receiving numerous honors, including a spot on the Wine Spectator Top 100 list.
  https://wsucougars.com/news/2022/3/7/wsu-athletics-drew-bledsoe-to-be-inducted-into-pac-12-hall-of-honor.aspx

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