Led by an explosive second half of offense, the Eastern Washington women’s basketball team defeated Sacramento State 89-80 on Saturday, Jan. 12. The Eagles scored 55 points in the final two quarters.
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While many Eastern Washington University students went home for winter, the men’s and women’s basketball teams stayed busy. The two teams combined to play nine games during the school’s three-week...
Last week, the Eastern Washington University basketball teams played a combined four games during the second annual Big Sky-Summit League Challenge, winning one game and losing three.
During the challenge,...
The Eastern Washington University men’s basketball team played against four former players and five former coaches in a neutral site game against Washington State on Thursday, Nov. 21. The Cougars won...
Eastern Washington failed to slow down No. 2 Montana State’s offense, leading to a 42-28 defeat on Nov. 2.
The Bobcats are ranked first in the Big Sky in offensive points per game due largely to their...
A group effort by the Vandal backfield helped #11 Idaho take down Eastern Washington 38-28 on Oct. 26. The Eagles are now 2-6 overall and 1-3 in conference play.
In a packed house for Homecoming week, Eastern Washington University hung with a nationally ranked team before falling short to UC Davis 38-28.
UC Davis rallied late, scoring two unanswered touchdowns in the fourth quarter to get the win.
Eastern Washington University’s annual MadNest, held on Oct. 16, brought the community, students, and the athletics department together to kick off the basketball season.
The event is characterized...
Eastern Washington’s ground game powered the Eagles to their first conference victory of the season on Saturday. EWU finished the game with 289 rushing yards and took down No. 18 Sacramento State 35-28.
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Week five of the 2024 football season featured a ranked Montana team facing a determined Eastern Washington team to open up both team’s conference play. In the end, the Eagles fell to Montana 52-49.
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