Nov 28, 2025 – Colorado defeats Washington 81‑68 to capture the Acrisure Holiday Classic, with Bangot Dak posting a double‑double and Colorado building a 17‑point halftime lead; Washington’s top scorer is Quimari Peterson with 18 points [25].

Dec 6, 2025 – Washington erases an 18‑point first‑half deficit to beat USC 84‑70, sparked by Hannes Steinbach’s 24 points and 16 rebounds; the win marks Washington’s first victory in Los Angeles since 2017 and ends an 11‑game series skid [24].

Dec 11, 2025 – Eastern Washington upsets Washington State 71‑69, led by Ella Gallatin’s 22 points in the first half; it is the Eagles’ first win over the Cougars since 2015, dropping WSU to 1‑9 on the season [23].

Dec 13, 2025 – Washington beats Southern Utah 105‑69, with Hannes Steinbach and Wesley Yates III each scoring 14; the Huskies dominate the paint and fast‑break points and will host Seattle U next at Climate Pledge Arena [22].

Dec 20, 2025 – Aaron Glass pours 24 points as Washington State tops Mercer 84‑78, while Eemeli Yalaho adds a double‑double; the Cougars improve to 5‑8 overall [21].

Dec 22, 2025 – No. 22 Washington women rout Pacific 90‑50 behind Sienna Harvey’s career‑high 22 points; 13 players score, the Huskies lead from start to finish and will host Northwestern on Dec 29 [20].

Dec 23, 2025 – Washington defeats San Diego 86‑56, propelled by Hannes Steinbach’s 21 points and 14 rebounds; the win follows Steinbach’s return from an ankle injury and sets up a home game against Utah [19].

Dec 29, 2025 – Washington State opens West Coast Conference play by edging Portland 67‑62 in Portland, with Rihards Vavers contributing 13 off the bench; the Cougars use a 12‑0 second‑half run to seize the lead [18].

Dec 30, 2025 – Washington beats Utah 74‑65 as Zoom Diallo scores 24 and Steinbach records a double‑double; the victory precedes Washington’s return to Big Ten action at Indiana and Utah’s opening Big 12 game at Arizona [17].

Dec 31, 2025 – Seattle U defeats Washington State 69‑55, building a 36‑22 halftime lead; Brayden Maldonado leads the Redhawks with 15 points while Aaron Glass tops the Cougars with 13 [16].

Jan 3, 2026 – Rihards Vavers (17) and Aaron Glass (16) spark Washington State to a 78‑76 comeback win over Loyola Marymount, with a go‑ahead three‑point play in the final 10 seconds [15].

Jan 5, 2026 – Aaron Glass scores 16 as Washington State beats Oregon State 81‑67, pulling away after a 47‑33 halftime edge; ND Okafor and Jerone Morton each add 13 points [14].

Jan 9, 2026 – Oregon State defeats Seattle U 68‑55, highlighted by Jorge Diaz Graham’s double‑double (13 points, 11 rebounds) and a second‑half surge that secures the win [13].

Jan 11, 2026 – Saint Mary’s tops Washington State 88‑82 behind Danny Dent’s 26 points and five steals, extending the Gaels’ winning streak to seven games [12].

Jan 12, 2026 – Washington edges Ohio State 81‑74 in Seattle; Zoom Diallo contributes 22 points and Hannes Steinbach’s 21 points and a three‑point play ignite a decisive 14‑0 second‑half run [2].

Jan 18, 2026 – Michigan State defeats Washington 80‑63, with Jeremy Fears Jr. scoring 19; the game marks MSU’s first road trip to Washington since 1957 and extends its Big Ten record to 6‑1 [10].

Jan 19, 2026 – San Francisco beats Washington State 85‑80 on a late layup by David Fuchs; Junjie Wang leads the Dons with 15 points, while Eemeli Yalaho scores 21 for the Cougars [9].

Jan 22, 2026 – San Diego defeats Washington State 96‑92, powered by Ty‑Laur Johnson’s 28 points and a 26‑point second half; Aaron Glass leads the Cougars with 29 [8].

Jan 25, 2026 – Simon Hildebrandt scores 19 off the bench as Washington State overwhelms Pepperdine 95‑79, with Aaron Glass adding 18 points and five assists [7].

Jan 27, 2026 – Arizona remains unbeaten at 21‑0 after a 86‑83 win over No. 13 BYU; freshman Brayden Burries delivers 29 points and a late block, matching the best start in school history [1].

Jan 29, 2026 – Washington State holds off Seattle U 70‑58, with Rihards Vavers posting 24 points; the Cougars take an early lead and never look back [6].

Feb 1, 2026 – Washington defeats Northwestern 76‑62, driven by a 65‑point trio: Zoom Diallo (22), Hannes Steinbach (22) and Wesley Yates III (21); Steinbach records his fourth straight double‑double [4].

Feb 1, 2026 – Washington State routs Portland 104‑74 in a WCC showdown, highlighted by Eemeli Yalaho’s 26 points and Rihards Vavers’ perfect shooting from three [5].

Feb 21, 2026 – Andre Mills scores 21 as Maryland beats Washington 64‑60, delivering the Terrapins’ decisive second‑half run; Washington’s Solomon Washington posts a double‑double with 14 rebounds [3].

Feb 22, 2026 – (Same game as above) Maryland’s rebound dominance and second‑chance points secure the 64‑60 victory over Washington, while Washington prepares to travel to Rutgers and Maryland to face No. 9 Nebraska [3].