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  • Eastern plays first-ever 12-game schedule

    NEWS SERVICE REPORTS|Updated Feb 7, 2013

    The Eastern Washington University football team is going to log a lot of road miles this fall to some of the toughest football venues in America. The Eagles visit two bowl teams in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision, as well as travel to the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision runner-up, as EWU’s 2013 schedule was officially announced January 31 by EWU athletics director Bill Chaves. For the first time in school history, Eastern’s regular season will include 12 games. Eastern, which finished 11-3 last season and adv...

  • Cheney’s contested middle ground

    Updated Feb 7, 2013

    In a back and forth game, the Westwood Middle School Wolverines came out on top in the first ever boys’ basketball game between two Cheney middle schools, downing the Cheney Middle School Hawks 51-47 in Cheney. Battling for a rebound during the contest is left to right Graydon Endicott (WMS, white sleeve), Jackson Shaw (CMS No. 35), Matthew Riggs (WMS, player behind No. 35), Cameron Hardt (CMS No. 23), Drake Johnson (CMS player between Hardt and Riggs), Anthony Ehrenburg (...

  • ML sends 15 to Bi-District wrestling

    Paul Delaney, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 7, 2013

    Medical Lake will send 15 wrestlers to the Bi-District championships this Saturday in Chelan. The Cardinals’ Nick Reed at 106-pounds and 138-pound Anton King each earned individual weight titles as they finished fourth in competition between Northeast A League teams last Saturday at Medical Lake. Additionally, Ricky Petersen was runner-up at 132 pounds for Medical Lake, which earned 164 points. Freeman’s 245 topped the standings. “I thought we wrestled well, we had 19 wrest...

  • Blackhawk boys earn third place at district swimming meet

    John McCallum, Editor|Updated Feb 7, 2013

    The Cheney boys swimming team saved their best efforts for last – and for four of them, hopefully there’s more to give. The Blackhawks turned in their best times this season in placing third overall among 2A classification schools at the 2A/3A/4A District meet last Friday and Saturday at Central Washington University’s pool in Ellensburg. Head coach Jennifer Hochwalt said every Cheney swimmer dropped times in their events, most not only in preliminaries Friday but also again...

  • Lady Hawks rally for win over visiting Colville

    John McCallum, Editor|Updated Feb 7, 2013

    The Cheney girls’ basketball team found out last week that when you take care of the ball, and you don’t foul, you’re likely to end up in the win column. The Lady Hawks committed 26 turnovers and 18 fouls last Tuesday at East Valley. Result: A 64-40 Knights’ win. Thursday Cheney turned the ball over 12 times and committed just nine fouls against visiting Colville. Result: A big 50-45 Lady Hawks win. “That’s what we need to key on, taking care of the ball,” head coach Jennife...

  • EWU women try to restart streak in home stand

    Paul Delaney, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 7, 2013

    That once in a blue moon trip through Montana which results in a sweep for the Eastern Washington University women’s basketball team will have to wait for another season. The Eagles saw their five-game winning streak come crashing to earth last Saturday afternoon in Dahlberg Arena in Missoula as the Grizzlies rolled 76-51 in Big Sky Conference play. Eastern, 8-4 in Big Sky play and 12-9 overall earned a 68-59 victory Thursday in Bozeman’s Worthington Arena in the start of the...

  • Eastern men earn split with Montana teams

    Paul Delaney, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 7, 2013

    The difference between the haves and have not’s in the Big Sky Conference men’s basketball race and how to bridge the gap was aptly illustrated in last Saturday’s University of Montana 65-46 win over Eastern Washington at Reese Court. “We had enough guys on the court to play and they had enough guys and their guys they put on the court beat our guys,” EWU head coach Jim Hayford said. The solution: “The guys that we’re dressing and playing we have to use those guys to find...

  • Kurt Schulz: At the end of the day Super Bowl is still just a football game

    Paul Delaney, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 7, 2013

    Kurt Schulz has conquered a lot of long odds over his 45 years. Statistics will tell you he’s the one in 16 of his former Eisenhower High Cadets’ teammates to play football in college, which he did at Eastern Washington University from 1987 to 1991. A longer long shot was his becoming a professional football player in the NFL as just 1 in 50 college players get drafted. The Buffalo Bills took Schulz in the spring of 1992 in the seventh round and 165th overall.Taking that que...

  • CHS boys hope to move up seeding ladder

    John McCallum, Editor|Updated Feb 7, 2013

    The Cheney boys’ basketball team locked up at least a home playoff game with a pair of wins last week. The Blackhawks extended a one-point halftime lead by outscoring East Valley 31-21 in the second half to down the host Knights 58-49 Tuesday, and followed that with a 78-56 blowout of visiting Colville Thursday. Cheney’s tight defense frustrated the Knights (4-7, 8-11) Tuesday, preventing any good inside opportunities and limiting East Valley to outside shooting. Meanwhile the Blackhawks’ offense was able to penetrate and g...

  • Blackhawk wrestlers advance

    James Eik, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 7, 2013

    Seven Cheney wrestlers are advancing to regionals this weekend, Feb. 8-9 in Ellensburg after besting most of their Great Northern League opponents at the district tournament Feb. 1-2 at East Valley High School. Wrestlers who fought their way to at least fifth place move on to the regional tournament, and can then make their way to state. Junior Josh Wessels (160 pounds) took second place, winning his decisions 5-2 and 7-4, respectively, moving forward with each. In the match f...

  • Baldwin SWABs coach of year

    Updated Feb 7, 2013

    In a repeat performance from 2010, the Eastern Washington University football team has won three prestigious awards presented by the Inland Northwest Sportswriters and Broadcasters (SWABS). The Eagles won the Team of the Year Award after finishing the 2012 season 11-3 and advancing to the semifinals of the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision Playoffs. Head coach Beau Baldwin was selected as the Coach of the Year, repeating the honor he won in 2010 after EWU won the NCAA Division I championship. Wide receiver Brandon...

  • Medical Lake upsets Chewelah to claim No. 1 seed in 1A play

    Paul Delaney, Staff Reporter|Updated Feb 7, 2013

    By PAUL DELANEY Staff Reporter The rationale may be in question but the Medical Lake boys’ basketball team will certainly take the result. That result was the Cardinals’ 51-48 upset victory over the Chewelah Cougars on the road Monday. The win not only gave Medical Lake the No. 1 seed in this weekend’s bi-district tournament at West Valley in Spokane but also snapped Chewelah’s 15-game winning streak. Why the top two finishers in the regular season in the Northeast A League...

  • West Plains Police News

    Updated Feb 7, 2013

    CHENEY Jan. 28 Ageel M. Alageel, 20, was arrested on the zero hundred block of First Street for reckless driving. A two-vehicle non-injury collision occurred on the 2900 block of Silverthorn Lane. A two-vehicle non-injury collision occurred on the 2000 block of Fourth Street. An unattended hit and run was reported on the 500 block of Salnave Road. A three-vehicle non-injury collision occurred on the 2300 block of First Street. A two-vehicle non-injury collision occurred on the 1900 block of Fourth Street. Jan. 29 A...

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