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VelocitySpokane Velocity's season ends with a 2-1 playoff loss at Forward MadisonIf you followed the Velocity this fall, the run ended Friday. Fifth-seeded Spokane lost 2-1 at fourth-seeded Forward Madison in a USL League One quarterfinal in Madison, Wisconsin. All three goals came early: Hakim Karamoko headed Madison ahead in the seventh minute, Lucky Opara answered with a diving header four minutes later, and Joshua Bolma hooked in the winner soon after, KXLY reports.Today’s editionRead

Sports from local newsrooms

From The Spokesman-Review, KXLY.com and 3 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. The Spokesman-Review4 hours ago

    A behind-the-scenes look at how Gonzaga managed a chaotic, unprecedented offseason: 'The obstacle is the way'

    Even in the offseason, college basketball coaches are inundated with recruiting calls, player evaluations, high school camps, summer workouts and other tasks that characterize the nonstop, 24/7/365 profession. There’s not as much downtime as the average fan would think but it does exist, usually in small pockets.

  2. The Spokesman-Review13 hours ago

    Washington State at San Diego State (Oct. 31, 2026)

    Serving the Inland Northwest since 1883. Spokesman.com provides breaking and in-depth coverage of Spokane area news, sports and community.

  3. KXLY.com15 hours ago

    WSU stays winless in Pac-12 play with 26-20 loss to San Diego State

  4. The Spokesman-Review17 hours ago

    Nightmarish season continues for Washington State after loss at San Diego State | Instant reactions

    Washington State had a chance to pull off a fourth-quarter comeback on the road, but its final possession ended with a turnover on downs and the Cougars remained winless against FBS competition, falling 26-20 to San Diego State in a Pac-12 game on Saturday at a rain-soaked Snapdragon Stadium.

  5. The Spokesman-Review19 hours ago

    Ridgeline boys, girls capture school's first district cross country titles | Prep XC

    It was a day of firsts for the Ridgeline boys and girls cross country teams Saturday.

  6. The Spokesman-Review19 hours ago

    Complex or simple, Cougars have made head-scratching decisions | Jacob Thorpe

    The Washington State Cougars have played nine games so far and won just one of them. There are many reasons for that but today let’s talk about decision making.

  7. The Spokesman-Review20 hours ago

    Mead, University girls soccer stay alive at districts; Lakeside girls soccer, volleyball win district titles | Prep roundup

    Roundup of Saturday’s high school sports action from the Greater Spokane League and Eastern Washington.

  8. The Spokesman-Review22 hours ago

    University beats Cheney in Kansas tiebreaker, claims league's second bid to Round of 32 | GSL football

    In a condensed format Kansas tiebreaker football game, even the most routine plays become critical. Every mistake, every penalty can come back to haunt a team, and there’s little or no opportunity to make up for it.

  9. The Spokesman-ReviewYesterday

    Christine Wren, baseball’s first full-time female umpire who grew up in Spokane, dies at 78

    Seattle native was a trailblazer for women in baseball who in the 1970s fought against a dismissive culture to become the sport’s first full-time female umpire, died in Spokane on Oct. 25 after a long illness, her sister Kathleen said.

    Also reported byThe Seattle Times

  10. The Lewiston TribuneYesterday

    Sports log

  11. KREMOct. 30

    KREM 2 Football Friday final week of regular season

  12. KXLY.comOct. 30

    Velocity end season with 2-1 quarterfinals loss at Forward Madison

    MADISON, Wisc. - The Spokane Velocity fell in a revenge match for Forward Madison FC, as the Flamingos beat the Velocity 2-1 in the USL League One quarterfinals.

    Also reported byThe Spokesman-Review

In brief

The short notes of Daily Spokane’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • RememberingChristine Wren, who grew up in Spokane and became baseball's first full-time female umpire in the 1970s, died in Spokane on Oct.

    Christine Wren, who grew up in Spokane and became baseball's first full-time female umpire in the 1970s, died in Spokane on Oct. 25 after a long illness, her sister Kathleen said. She was 78.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: The Spokesman-Review

  • Prep SportsLakeside football is one of four national finalists in T-Mobile's "Friday Night 5G Lights" contest, which already earned the school $250,000 and a fitness gym upgrade.

    Lakeside football is one of four national finalists in T-Mobile's "Friday Night 5G Lights" contest, which already earned the school $250,000 and a fitness gym upgrade. Fans can vote for the national champion once a day through Nov. 8; the champion would win a $1 million football field upgrade.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: The Spokesman-Review