NCAA – The Spectator

Time Out Session: Ezgi Ozkan Soars to New Heights

October 9, 2019

Ezgi Ozkan, a first-year setter on the Seattle University Volleyball team, has soared to new heights during her short time on the squa...

Rewriting the Record Books: SU Softball Makes History at NCAA

May 22, 2019

The Seattle University Softball team has been breaking records all year in what has arguably been the most successful season in...

Softball Wins WAC, Earns First NCAA Tournament Bid

May 15, 2019

Out of every Division I softball program in the United States, only 64 earn the right to battle it out in the most elite tournament...

Sports Betting Ruling Leads to Change for NCAA

Alec Downing, Editor-in-Chief

May 30, 2018

In a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court voted to overturn the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PAPSA), a law passed in 1992 that placed a nationwide ban on sports betting, with some key exceptions. The most obvious exception being the state of Nevada, the only state where sports betting has been legal since the passing of PAPSA. The ruling paves the...

Seattle U addresses Sexual Abuse in Amateur Sports

February 7, 2018

Last week the House approved a bill that requires amateur sports organizations to report alleged abuse, including sexual abuse,...

Men’s Soccer Season Ends in Second Round of NCAA Tournament

November 29, 2017

Following an emotional win against the No. 26 University of Washington in the first round of the NCAA tournament, No. 22 Seattl...

Men’s Soccer Wins WAC Championship, Warms Up for NCAA

November 15, 2017

The Seattle University’s men’s soccer team won the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Championship Tournament for the third...

Time Out Session: Seattle U Swimmer Blaise Wittenauer-Lee

April 12, 2017

Blaise Wittenauer-Lee made history this season by becoming the first Seattle University swimmer to qualify for the NCAA championships....