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Mead shuts out Shadle Park in GSL girls soccer

Kevin Houston and the Mead girls soccer team are “starting to put the pieces together,” and it showed Wednesday afternoon. The Panthers scored early in both halves to notch a 4-0 Greater Spokane League girls soccer win at Shadle Park and improve their chances of reaching the District 8 4A playoffs.

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Eagles must get defensive

Unofficially, summer in Cheney ended late Tuesday afternoon. Just as Eastern Washington football practice began, a chilly wind swept away the last warm feelings from last weekend’s win over Montana. The cold reality is that a good North Dakota team will come to Roos Field on Saturday.
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Emotions run high when Eastern plays Montana

Today’s Eastern Washington-Montana football game has been so thoroughly hyped, the only danger may be hyperventilation. “The issue is making sure our guys can breathe,” Eastern coach Beau Baldwin said, only half-jokingly.
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Captain Post shows his steady nature for Eagles

If steady wins the race, Will Post is already in the winner’s circle. And if the Eastern Washington offense wants to do the same this season, who better to follow than a guy who’s been doing that for more than five years?
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McKinney set at QB for Montana

Even as Eastern Washington tries to settle on a starter at quarterback, Trent McKinney is settling in just fine at Montana. That would have seemed unthinkable six months ago – until the unthinkable happened in Missoula, where returning starter Jordan Johnson was charged with sexual assault and suspended from the team.
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Black lights up scoreboard for EWU’s women

For Cassie Black, the best way to put team first is to be a little more selfish. And so far this season, the Eastern Washington women’s soccer team is reaping the reward. Black’s unassisted goal in the 51st minute in a 2-1 win Sunday over Idaho State is her third game-winner of the season and fifth goal overall, and helped the Eagles (4-5-1) win their fourth match in their last five.
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Eastern considers new scoreboard a perfect fit

Is it big enough? That’s been fans’ biggest concern about the new video scoreboard at Eastern Washington, which will get its first test Saturday in the Eagles’ football home opener against Montana.
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EWU hangs on to beat Weber State

OGDEN, Utah – The secret is out: This will be another wild football season at Eastern Washington. From a surprise start by redshirt freshman quarterback Vernon Adams to the game-clinching fumble recovery by local hero Will Katoa, the Eagles kept everyone on seat’s edge during a 32-26 win over Weber State on Saturday night.
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Former colleagues on opposite sidelines at Eastern

OGDEN, Utah – Beau Baldwin’s old friend is 0-3. But this is business, and if Eastern Washington’s head football coach has his way, Jody Sears and Weber State will be 0-4 after the teams open the Big Sky Conference season tonight.
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Lewis and Clark tops Ferris in girls soccer

Score one for young ambition. Early in the second half of a league-opening soccer match, Chloe Williams let one fly from 20 yards for the eventual game-winner in Lewis and Clark’s 3-1 victory at Ferris on Wednesday afternoon.