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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883
Jim Meehan

Jim Meehan

Current Position: sports reporter

Jim Meehan joined The Spokesman-Review in 1990. Jim is a beat writer for Gonzaga men's basketball, and also covers college volleyball and golf.

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Sports >  Gonzaga basketball

Gonzaga, with Grant-Foster making debut, shows off depth, inside power in exhibition rout

Grant-Foster, who averaged nearly 18 points in two seasons at Grand Canyon and was the 2024 Western Athletic Conference player of the year, was the 11th Zag to take the floor. By that time, the Zags had built a 20-point lead against Western Oregon. No. 21 Gonzaga showed off its depth and power in the paint, cruising past the undersized Wolves 111-53.
Sports >  Area sports

Defending champion Andrew Von Lossow headlines quality Rosauers Open field

One of the only things rarer than an amateur Rosauers Open Invitational champion – Spokane’s Andrew Von Lossow last year became just the third in tournament history – is a back-to-back champion. Greg Whisman won consecutive titles in 1994 and 1995. Nobody else has pulled off back-to-back wins, and one of the biggest reasons is because the field is always packed with former champions, accomplished pros and standout amateurs.
Sports >  Area sports

Jim Meehan: How Russell Grove is building a new EWU men’s golf program from scratch

Chances are if you’re a promising prep golfer or talented transfer, particularly in the state of Washington, you’ve heard from new Eastern Washington University men’s golf coach Russell Grove. Chances are if you’re in Marc Hughes’ expansive list of phone contacts, you’ve heard his requests for support in getting the Eagles’ program off the ground after a 23-year absence.
Sports >  Area sports

Lewis and Clark’s Amanda Nguyen’s golf game flowing in right direction

Amanda Nguyen called it a ‘flow state,’ that otherworldly place athletes often refer to as ‘being in the zone’ after effortlessly ringing up 50 points in a basketball game or a gymnast stringing together perfect 10s. For Nguyen, it was a nine-birdie, 8-under 65 jewel Wednesday that clinched the 4A District 6 individual title at Downriver Golf Course, eclipsing a 67 at Manito as her personal best.