HeyJaredJim Meehan
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- Aug 22, 2026
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Former Gonzaga standout Corey Kispert pours time into coffee company (opens the original)
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Corey Kispert wanted a name for his new business venture that represented the ups and downs associated with two passions in his life: Coffee and Basketball. He chose The Bitter Truth for his coffee company that launched in March. Kispert consumed a ton of coffee in four seasons at Gonzaga, but it wasn’t all sunshine and lollipops on the court in his first two years. He eventually figured it out and played a starring role on GU’s 31-1 squad that suffered its lone loss in the 2021 national champio
'You're all in wherever you're at': Corey Kispert talks Hawks, Few's Hall call and impact on his career (opens the original)
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Corey Kispert was one of the few constants during 4½ seasons with the Washington Wizards. Teammates came and went, including former Zag Rui Hachimura. The coaching staff and front office changed. It added up to a lot of losses – a combined 33-131 in his last two full seasons after 35-47 records in each of his first two NBA seasons – and zero playoff appearances. It was the polar opposite of his four seasons at Gonzaga. The Zags went 127-12 from 2018 to 2021 and made runs to the Sweet 16, Elite E
Mead grad Bradley Mulder earns spot on amateur golf's biggest stage | Jim Meehan column (opens the original)
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Bradley Mulder, a key contributor on Mead High’s 2023 state championship and Colorado Christian University’s Division II national title the ensuing year as a freshman, is no stranger to high-pressure holes or putts in golf tournaments. Mulder was going in reverse in the final round of the Washington Amateur in late June as a three-stroke lead evaporated after an errant drive on No. 7 sailed out of bounds and a bogey on No. 9 at the Home Course in DuPont, near Olympia. At stake? The winner earns
Hunter Wescott fires 8-under 63 to claim Rosauers Open title in dramatic finish (opens the original)
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The closing stretch of holes in the final round of the Rosauers Open Invitational at Indian Canyon Golf Course almost always produces a dramatic finish. That was the case again Sunday with Hunter Wescott, 2024 champion Andrew Von Lossow and 2023 champ Conner Robbins taking turns delivering memorable, momentum-shifting shots to determine the Rosauers title. Wescott got the job done with a pair of terrific two-putts from long distance on the last two holes, putting the finishing touches on a bogey
Andrew Von Lossow in familiar position atop Rosauers Open leaderboard after Round 2 (opens the original)
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Andrew Von Lossow and the Rosauers Open Invitational leaderboard don’t need a formal introduction. The Spokane amateur has made it a habit to be in the mix annually at Indian Canyon Golf Course with a tie for second, a title in 2024, a tie for 18th and a tie for eighth over the last four years. Von Lossow is back in a familiar position heading into Sunday’s final round at the 39th annual Rosauers Open after a 5-under 66 Saturday pushed him into the 36-hole lead by one stroke over Brian Thornton.
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