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Thursday, February 9, 2012 - Page updated at 08:07 p.m.

Sue Bird has said she wants to finish her WNBA career in Seattle and she moved another step closer to that by re-signing with the Storm on Thursday. Joining her will be backcourt mate Tanisha Wright, who also inked a multiyear deal with the team.

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Storm re-signs Bird, Wright

Sue Bird has said she wants to finish her WNBA career in Seattle and she moved another step closer to that by re-signing with the Storm on Thursday. Joining her will be backcourt mate Tanisha Wright, who also inked a multiyear deal with the team.


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Thursday, February 9

A looter's lament | Sideline Chatter

Bonneville Pool in the Columbia River will close feb. 18 for sturgeon retention | Reel Time Fishing Northwest

Ed Pepple to receive Morgan Wootten Award | High School Sports Blog

Isabel Farrell named Gatorade POY | High School Sports Blog

Katie Collier sets career scoring mark | High School Sports Blog

KingCo 3A title game Twitter updates | High School Sports Blog

Latest fish transportation figures above the Cowlitz River | Reel Time Fishing Northwest

Mariners have five players in ESPN's top 100 prospects list | The Hot Stone League

Rocky Ford Creek ice-free for winter fly-fishing | Reel Time Fishing Northwest

Some high-school girls basketball highlights from Wednesday | High School Sports Blog

SPSL 4A hoops championships at ShoWare | High School Sports Blog

Storm makes it official, signs Sue Bird, Tanisha Wright UPDATE - 8:02 PM

The Arizona conundrum and national notes | Pac-12 Confidential

Updated changes to state Fish and Wildlife salmon fishing season setting process meetings | Reel Time Fishing Northwest

Washington's latest high-school wrestling rankings | High School Sports Blog

A look at what's going on at Northwest ski resorts

Katie Collier named McDonald's All-American | High School Sports Blog

Northwest snow-depth data

Permits for Mount St. Helens climbs are going fast

Wednesday, February 8

It's Terrence Time: Enigmatic Ross leads Huskies

Sounders' starting lineup looks set already

Bi-district 2B basketball tourney brackets | High School Sports Blog

Duke buzzer-beater stuns North Carolina

ESPN's Keith Law ranks Mariner farm system No. 11 | The Hot Stone League

Fighting Sioux nickname is back at North Dakota

Final approval of next razor clam Feb. 18-19 will be made this coming Monday | Reel Time Fishing Northwest

Good sturgeon fishing in Bonneville Pool, and excellent boat steelhead fishing in The Dalles Pool | Reel Time Fishing Northwest

Holmes likely to remain with Jets

Lots happening east of Cascades for anglers willing to brave the chilly weather | Reel Time Fishing Northwest

Mariners might not be as young as we thought -- at least not right away | The Hot Stone League

Pac-12 Power Rankings: Week 13 | Husky Men's Basketball Blog

Pac-12 Power Rankings: Week 6 | Women's Hoops Blog

Pac-12 preview of this week's games | Husky Men's Basketball Blog

Public input being taken on hunting rules for 2012-14 seasons | Reel Time Fishing Northwest

Rewind: Chat with former UW basketball player Kayla Burt

Skyline's Max Browne No. 8 on Rivals 100 | High School Sports Blog

Skyline-Bothell boys highlights -- Feb. 3 video | High School Sports Blog

Snider Creek steelhead hatchery program ends next year to enhance wild steelhead zone | Reel Time Fishing Northwest

Some high-school girls basketball highlights from Wednesday | High School Sports Blog

Sounders move RSL home game to Oct. 17 to accommodate summer friendly | Sounders FC Blog

SPSL/Seamount/Bremerton 3A Sub-Districts | High School Sports Blog

Study shows link between payroll and wins not as big as before, but teams like Mariners still face bigger obstacles than others | Mariners Blog

The rich get richer (Wednesday links) | Sounders FC Blog

This week's AP high-school hoops poll | High School Sports Blog

Tuesday's boys HS hoops highlights | High School Sports Blog

Updated Metro League Tournament schedule | High School Sports Blog

UW's NBA stars not among Pac-12's richest | Husky Men's Basketball Blog

Video --- Tosh Lupoi | Husky Football Blog

Video --- UW coach Steve Sarkisian | Husky Football Blog

Video --- UW defensive backs coach Keith Heyward | Husky Football Blog

Video --- UW defensive coordinator Justin Wilcox | Husky Football Blog

Video --- UW linebacker coach Peter Sirmon | Husky Football Blog

Video --- UW offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Eric Kiesau | Husky Football Blog

Wednesday morning notes --- New coaches make media debut | Husky Football Blog

Associated Press boys basketball state rankings

Associated Press girls basketball state rankings

Boys swimming and diving state leaders

Live chat with former UW player Kayla Burt

Skier Bill Johnson's health in decline

Thunderbirds shut out Kelowna, 2-0 | Hockey

Fishing heats up along with weather | Outdoors

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Statewide prep basketball scores

Tuesday, February 7

UW's Shawn Kemp Jr. makes own way despite familiar name, number | Steve Kelley

Which Pac-12 teams have made the best case for NCAA tournament? | Bud Withers

O'Dea topples No. 1 Rainier Beach, 56-55 | Boys Basketball

Busy Sounders will play four games on training trip to Florida

Idaho hands Seattle U 70-69 loss

Injury ends season for Chauncey Billups of Los Angeles Clippers | NBA

Jason Banton not going to Florida? | Sounders FC Blog

New York gives champions a Giant-size celebration | NFL

No. 1 Kentucky men beat No. 8 Florida | College basketball

Poll position: Your takes on the arena issue and Husky basketball | The Brewery

Spokane Valley company headed by George Brett is target of suit | Baseball

Vancouver Canucks beat host Nashville Predators in shootout | NHL

Bothell knocks off No. 3 Skyline | Tuesday's Boys Basketball Highlights

No. 2 Stanwood, No. 3 Lake Stevens roll | Tuesday's Girls Basketball Highlights

Wrestling state rankings

Everett gets past Victoria Royals 3-2 | NW Briefs

Tiger Woods to make 2012 PGA Tour debut Thursday | Golf

Mariners pitcher Hisashi Iwakuma has a plan to overcome pressure, hitters

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