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Debuting in 2017 as a member of the WWFA under Jayce Joseph, the Hurricanes started the season 0-5 before posting back-to-back victories prior to the finale against the powerhouse Kings.
 
2018 was an identical 2-6 finish as the previous season in a stacked league with the Nighthawks, Portland Raiders and Wenatchee Rams dominating the league.
 
A switch to the re-formed Northwest Football League in 2019 brought the franchise is most success avenging the only loss on the season with a 23-18 victory in the NWFL championship over the Snohomish County Grizzlies.  Realignment came once again, as the NWFL dwindled to 4 remaining teams.  The season was scrapped by Covid-19, however the Hurricanes were one of three teams willing to resume play in August as members of the Washington State League.
 
The season was full of hiccups, starts and stops as field were available with covid restrictions following the season opening loss.  Once games resumed, the Seminoles and Hurricanes got into heat during the 3rd quarter with the game being stopped and the Hurricanes awarded a forfeit with the Seminoles ahead.  A win over the Bombers set up a rematch with the Seminoles for the WSFL title.  South Sound pulled out the victory as league champions and the Hurricanes regrouped for 2021.
 
The WSFL expanded seven teams with an eight unable to take the field (Sequim) in 2021.
 
In a rematch with the Seminoles to kick off the season, Northwest fell to an almost identical score as last seasons' championship.  Starting out 0-3, the Hurricanes finished 3-3 with a playoff exit to the Tacoma Sabers.
 
The WSFL did not return for 2022 and the Hurricanes followed suit shutting down as well.
 
After a two-year hiatus, the Hurricanes were announced to be joining the newly formed West Coast Pacific League along with former members of the GDFL Impact Division that had dissolved, for the 2024 season.