In what has become a holiday tradition with the Husky Baseball program, players and coaches are gathering clothing and donating it to the less fortunate during the Christmas season.  This has become an annual effort with Husky Baseball and Coach Lindsay Meggs believes the  effort in itself benefits both the needy and his players as they work to give something back. 

This year's LRRP's (Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol) consisting of Jack Enger, Josh Burgmann, Kaiser Weiss, Adam Davenport, Connor Blair and Leo Nierenberg won the 2018 Omaha Challenge.  

Fresh off the program's first trip to the College World Series in 2018, the Washington Huskies will have to navigate a challenging schedule, chock-full of high-level opponents in 2019. The Huskies will play 16 games against nine different teams that participated in the 2018 NCAA post-season.

Seventeen of Stanford's 52 regular season games will air on Pac-12 Networks, as announced Thursday.

Washington Coach Lindsay Meggs announced that nine players have signed their NCAA letters of intent and will join the Huskies for the 2020 season. The class projects to be comprised of three pitchers, three outfielders, two infielders and a catcher and includes five players from California, three from Washington and one from Oregon.

Fall ball came to a close for Washington on Tuesday at Husky Ballpark with the third game of the Purple and Gold World Series. The Purple squad won for the third time, this time downing the Gold team, 4-1.