Willamette suspends football, soccer and volleyball competition
07.22.2020Tennis, golf and cross country teams will still be able to compete in the Northwest Conference this fall.
Tennis, golf and cross country teams will still be able to compete in the Northwest Conference this fall.
The indefinite suspension follows the NCAA’s decision to cancel sports championships and the NWC’s move to halt athletics at member schools.
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