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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Eagles look to pay back Bearkats

No. 2 against No. 4. If this were big-time college football, the GameDay trucks would already by parked outside Bowers Stadium in Huntsville, Texas.
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Experience key to Tigers’ victory

Experience made the difference on both ends of the field for the Lewis & Clark girls’ soccer team Wednesday afternoon. The Tigers, with 11 returning starters, beat defending Greater Spokane League champion Mt. Spokane 1-0 thanks mostly to tough defense, but also by making the most of their opportunities.
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Numbers 45 and 42 etched in minds of EWU players

As if they needed any more motivation for this week’s game at Sam Houston State, the Eastern Washington football players are getting a little more from the scoreboard at Roos Field. Throughout practice Monday afternoon, the numbers flashed again: 45-42.
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Cougars soccer one of 11 unbeaten teams

After a 4-0 victory at UC Irvine on Sunday that wrapped up the nonconference portion of their season, the Washington State women's soccer team is 7-0-2 and one of just 11 unbeaten teams in the country.
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Tough to fence in

For much of last season, the Mead girls soccer team was a work in progress. A new coach, new system, new players – and a lopsided loss to rival Mt. Spokane. “It was matter of transition, of trying to get my philosophy, to see how they played,” said Kevin Houston, the Panthers’ longtime boys’ coach who took over the girls’ program last year from Steve Snyder.
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Bears bear down

Back on their heels Friday night, the Central Valley Bears had no choice but to dig them in. Coming off an opening loss to Ferris and reeling on their first defensive series against Rogers, the Bears got the ball back and took over from there in a 49-7 Greater Spokane League football win Friday night at Albi Stadium.
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Eagles travel to Toledo

EWU at Toledo Kickoff: 4 p.m. at the Glass Bowl, Toledo, Ohio Records: EWU 2-0, Toledo 0-2 Web/Radio: ESPN3/700-AM Overview: Toledo is unranked, but may offer a stiffer challenge than Oregon State partly because the Rockets know what’s coming.
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Vandals play Northern Illinois in home opener

NIU at Idaho Kickoff: 2 p.m. at Kibbie Dome Records: NIU 1-0; UI 0-2 Radio: 1080-AM Overview: The Vandals open their home schedule with the best nonconference team to come to the Kibbie Dome in years. Northern Illinois has received votes in both major polls following a win at Iowa to start the season and reaching a BCS bowl last year.
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Eagles face challenge against 0-2 Rockets

When Eastern Washington lines up against Toledo on Saturday, the Eagles may see a team and a program much like their own: Overachieving, yet flying under the radar at the same time. And all the while playing with a chip on its shoulder.
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Eagles face challenge against 0-2 Rockets

When Eastern Washington lines up against Toledo on Saturday, the Eagles may see a team and a program much like their own: Overachieving, yet flying under the radar at the same time.