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Woodman returns to lead defense Two years ago, women's soccer defender Meghan Woodman helped lead Western Washington University to a 13-6-1 record and its first appearance at the NCAA Division II Far West Regional. That season, she recorded a team-high eight assists and scored three goals. In 2007, an ankle injury sidelined her for the entire season as the Vikings narrowly missed a berth at nationals. After rehabbing from her surgically repaired ankle, which forced her to walk on crutches for two months, Woodman is eager for the upcoming campaign and wants to make an impact like in 2006 when she was named a first-team Daktronics and second-team National Soccer Coaches Association of America Far West Region and first-team Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star. (more)
WWU men ranked 12th nationally in USTFCCCA Preseason Poll The Western Washington University men's cross country team is ranked 12th in the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association NCAA Division II Cross Country Preseason National Ranking. The Vikings return five of their top seven runners from last year's team that placed 11th at nationals last fall. (more)  8/27/08 ~ W Volleyball LYNDEN TRIBUNE: Alvord learning to lead 8/27/08 ~ M Basketball Former WWU basketball coach Chuck Randall to receive honor 8/26/08 ~ General Release 19th Annual Viking Night Dinner and Sports Auction set for Sept. 18 8/25/08 ~ Football WWU hosts Summer Youth Football Clinic 8/26/08 ~ Cross Country WWU men ranked second, women ninth in USTFCCCA NCAA II West Regional Preseason Coaches Poll 8/25/08 ~ Football TORONTO STAR: Argonauts release former WWU great Orlondo Steinauer 8/24/08 ~ Football NCAA `makes the call' on football issues  Monthly Composite Schedule
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