NCAA accepts Seattle Pacific’s bid to host Division II semifinals, consolation and final at Memorial Stadium. Bid includes Nile Temple Shriners committing to buy 6,000 tickets each day.

Lynn Biyendolo scores her first Seattle goal as the Reign pick up their third signature win of the young season, 1-0, over defending NWSL champion Kansas City. Biyendolo takes her NWSL career-leading goal total to 81 across all competitions. Already Seattle has wins over traditional contenders North Carolina, Portland and the Current.

Sounders captain Neil Megson, 33, is named the new head coach, replacing the retired Alan Hinton. Megson, who was one of Hinton's assistants, will continue to play. Bernie James is retained as assistant coach. Megson was a first team all-star in 1994. Club part-owner Neil Farnsworth states Megson's popularity with teammates weighed heavily in the decision.

Straight off reclaiming the Israeli championship once again, Maccabi of Tel Aviv visits Seattle, playing the Northwest Selects, comprised of stars of Vancouver and Seattle semi-pros and amateurs. Future Sounder Bernie Fagan comes south to play alongside Seattle Hungarians legends Les Fabri and Mike Kuczi. Maccabi prevails, 1-0, before 1,800.

Tacoma Stars standout Chris Toth is named MASL Goalkeeper of the Year for a fifth time and the second year in a row. The all-time league saves leader, Toth led MASL with a .752 save percentage and was second in saves with 279.

Two goals in the final eight minutes send Skyline to the boys' 4A championship, 2-0 over Puyallup at Spark Stadium. The Spartans, runners-up three times, including 2022, follow on the Skyline girls winning state six months earlier. A scoreless deadlock is broken open by Colin McKenna's long free kick that somehow finds its way through a crowd in the 72nd minute. Braden Ferreira clinches the title in 79'.