Washington State football conducts ‘kids clinic’ in Spokane, Pullman

Thu., April 2, 2026

By Dave Nichols daven@spokesman.com (509) 459-5441

Washington State football coach Kirby Moore, his staff and players will be conducting a team practice and free youth football clinics in Spokane and Pullman.

The Spokane practice and clinic is Saturday at Union Stadium. Team practice starts at 11 a.m. and will go for approximately two hours, according to the team website, with the youth clinic to follow.

The Pullman clinic will be held April 25 at Gesa Field following the Cougars’ spring game, which starts at 2 p.m.

The event is free, but organizers request that participants submit a registration form available at wsucougars.evenue.net/events/FBKC. Students must be in grades K-8 to participate.

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