Eduardo Millán, who has more than 15 years of coaching experience for various clubs and high schools in Washington state, has been named head men’s soccer coach at Bellevue Coach.
On Tuesday, April 24, the Edmonds College softball team hosted Bellevue College in a region doubleheader as both teams sported pink and recognized and raised awareness for those battling cancer.
What a difference a year has made on the baseball diamond for Bellevue Bulldogs sophomore infielder Griffin McCormick. He missed all but five games during his freshman season in 2017 with a dislocated left elbow, but has completely recovered and is taking advantage of the opportunity
Another outstanding transfer brings maturity to the Lady Argo’s program after having a young core group last fall. First-Team All-American outside hitter Averi Dyer from Bellevue College is the second transfer to sign with the Lady Argos for the 2018 Recruiting Class.
Umpqua 103, Bellevue 70 NWAC Final Four - Saturday, March 17 Dajanay Powell continued to burn the nets in the 2018 Women’s NWAC Basketball Tournament by pouring in an NWAC Tournament single-game scoring record of 47 points as No. 1-ranked Umpqua advanced to the championship game with a 103-70 win over Bellevue. Umpqua, the South ...more about Second-Half Surge Lifts Top-Ranked Umpqua Past Bulldogs
The Riverhawks have been waiting for this opportunity since the end of last season when then-No. 1-ranked Umpqua lost to 63-58 to Spokane in the semifinals. The No. 1 Riverhawks (30-1) are back in the Final Four.Umpqua meets No. 7 Bellevue (22-8) at 6 p.m. Saturday in a semifinal contest.
Former BC women’s basketball player Mikayla Jones, averaging a team-best 12.3 points a game this season, is healthy and ready to lead 18th-ranked Rocky Mountain College into the NAIA Tournament.
The Sweet 16 showdown at the NWAC Men’s Basketball Championship Tournament was a barn burner! In a dramatic come back, the Panthers, after trailing by 17 with 13 minutes left in the 2nd half, went on a torrid run to win 72-67.
Brenda Akoto scored 22 points and grabbed 15 rebounds and her twin sister Melinda Akoto had 11 rebounds along with 9 points to lift BC past Lower Columbia 70-62 in the Elite 8 of the NWAC Championships. The Bulldogs will face to-ranked Umpqua in the semifinals on Saturday, March 17 at Everett CC.
BC sophomore Brenda Akoto was selected as the NWAC women’s basketball North Region Most Valuable Player and coach Mel Stubblefield was named North Region Coach of the Year. The Bulldogs won the North Region title with a 10-2 conference mark and bring a 20-8 overall record into the NWAC Championships, which start Thursday, March 8.
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