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A pair of recent graduates with degrees in biology — women’s basketball player Melissa Williams and track and field standout Jordan Arakawa — have been selected as Eastern Washington University’s recipients of the Big Sky Conference Scholar-Athlete Award for the 2014-15 school year. Williams is a 2011 graduate of Camas High School and Arakawa graduated in 2010 from Capital High School in Olympia. A veteran of 122 games as an Eagle, Williams completed her biology degree with a 3.77 grade point average. Arakawa was an Academic...
The Cheney Storm FC U14 Premier League girls soccer team hit the road for a 10-day trip that included tournaments in Seattle and Cranbrook, British Columbia together with a little soccer development sightseeing. The Storm went 6-0-2 in games, beginning with the Starfire Sports 2015 Spring Classic in Seattle. The Storm actually played at the U15 level, going 1-0-2 in pool play June 12-14. Cheney opened with back-to-back 1-1 ties to Chilliwack FC (Football Club) and Lake...
Brewster, Wash. native and budding teacher Kari Knowlton is the latest person who will attempt to turn the volleyball ship around at Medical Lake High School. Knowlton succeeds Amanda Higgins who had to resign due to conflicts with her regular job at Zak Designs. She will be the fourth volleyball head coach at ML since 2007. “I firmly believe that this program needs to get back to the basics and build a strong foundation in the fundamentals of the game to become s...
BASEBALL AAA American Legion Thursday, July 2, Blue Devils vs. NW Premier, Mead H.S., 8 a.m. Blue Devils vs. Spokane Crew, 6 p.m. Friday, July 3, Blue Devils vs. Les Johnson, Mead H.S., 8 a.m. Blue Devils vs. LaGrande, Ore. 6 p.m. Other games TBD.Tuesday, July 7, Blue Devils vs. Bandits (2), Al K. Jackson, 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 8, Blue Devils vs. Bandits , Al K. Jackson, 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 8, Blue Devils vs. Bandits , Al K. Jackson, 2 p.m. Thursday, July 9 - Sunday, July 12, Blue Devils at Boise Tournament, times and tea...
Teams Spokane Blue Devils Spokane Crew Les Johnson Cats La Grande Legends N.W. Premier Thursday, July 2 Blue Devils vs. NW Premier – 8 a.m. NW Premier vs. Les Johnson – 10:30 a.m. Les Johnson vs. La Grande – 1 p.m. La Grande vs. Crew – 3:30 p.m. Crew vs. Blue Devils – 6 p.m. Friday, July 3 Les Johnson vs. Blue Devils – 8 a.m. Crew vs. Les Johnson – 10:30 a.m. La Grande vs. NW Premier – 1 p.m. NW Premier vs. Crew – 3:30 p.m. Blue Devils vs. La Grande – 6 p.m....
The Cheney Summerhawks 15U team had what was supposed to be a busy week turn into a short one, losing their only game to the Red Storm, 6-0, June 25. Against the Red Storm, head coach Nick Fell said Cheney's pitching performed better than in past games. Colten Horst (0-1), who was pitching for the first time in a year-and-a-half, started the game, giving up only two runs in the first two innings. Julian Chabot relieved Horst for the rest of the game. The Red Storm's defense ke...
Cheney Pod Cheney Sunnyside Lewis & Clark No. 1 Moses Lake Walleyes Regina Athletics Cheney - Thursday, July 2 Cheney vs. Sunnyside – 8 a.m. Sunnyside vs. Mos. Lk. – 10:30 a.m. Mos. Lk. vs. Lewis and Clark – 1 p.m. Lewis and Clark No. 1 vs. Regina – 3:30 p.m. Regina vs. Cheney – 6 p.m. Cheney - Friday, July 3 Cheney vs. Lewis and Clark No. 1 – 8 a.m. Lewis and Clark No. 1 vs. Sunnyside – 10:30 a.m. Sunnyside vs. Regina – 1 p.m. Regina vs. Mos. Lk. – 3:30 p.m. Mos. Lk. vs. Cheney – 6 p.m. Medical Lake Pod Chewelah Shadle Par...
Matt Nichols’ Canadian Football League professional career has been full of injuries so far, but the former Eastern Washington Eagle might finally have his chance. With Edmonton Eskimos’ starting quarterback Mike Reilly sidelined by a knee injury suffered in a 26-11 loss to Toronto last Saturday, Nichols, the backup signal caller, will likely be the starter for the foreseeable future. Reilly is expected to be out 10-12 weeks. The 2014 season saw Nichols have an injury free season for the first time since signing with the Esk...
High on the east wall of the Medical Lake High School gym hangs a special sign. Made of darkly-stained wooden slats, it contains the names of past coaches who put in enough time to earn their way into the 20-year coaching club. Notable among them is Leroy Lemaster who spent the better part of 50 years making the school a tennis power. John Giannandrea had 24 seasons on the sidelines for the Cardinals in football and is their all-time winning grid guy. Softball mentor, and...
The Spokane Blue Devils were in a funk following their 0-3 week in Spokane American Legion AAA play that ended June 24. They lost three straight contests to the Cannons, 1-0, 6-4 and 8-0, evening their league mark at 3-3 and fell into the dogfight for one of the three playoff berths the five-team league receives in state play. “I felt we had every opportunity to win some games against the Bandits, but we just didn’t put things together,” head coach Steve Hare. A seven...
The Cheney Summerhawks 17U baseball team is coming off a busy week, losing to the Spokane Crew 17U, 9-1 on July 23, and then sweeping a doubleheader with Priest River, 12-2, 13-0, June 25. They were scheduled to play Kellogg, July 26, however the game was canceled due to Kellogg not having enough players. In the game against the Spokane Crew, Cheney's offense was light with the Summerhawks only having five hits. Dylan Arthur was 2 for 3 while Logan Pratt was 1 for 3 with an...
After performing his magic act at Reese Court in the past three seasons, the transition from Eagle to a member of the Orlando Magic has begun for former Eastern Washington University men's basketball player Tyler Harvey. The former Eagle sharpshooter was selected by Orlando in the second round as the 51st pick overall of the National Basketball Association Draft June 25 in Brooklyn, N.Y. He elected to skip his senior season at Eastern for the chance to play in the NBA, and it...
Lawson Van Kuren lost his brave battle with cancer on June 26, 2015. Lawson Wallace Van Kuren Jr. was born to Katherine (Sitenga) and Lawson W. Van Kuren in Babcock, Wisc. Jan. 9, 1942. He was the middle of five children, Kathleen (Stan) Bohlin, Janice (Richard) Bennett, Lois (John) Collins and Fred (Marla) Van Kuren. After attending about 12 different grade schools, Lawson's family settled in and he spent five years in Chimacum, Wash. where he graduated as valedictorian in...
