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The Calgary Stampeders have signed former Eastern Washington University quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell to a four-year contract that will keep him with the Red and White through the 2022 season. Mitchell is a two-time winner of the Canadian Football League’s Most Outstanding Player award, a two-time Grey Cup MVP and with a career record of 69-15-2, he is the winningest quarterback in CFL history. “It’s great to have Bo back for four more years,” Stampeders president and general...
A 9-0 run early in the second half helped open a double-digit lead they wouldn’t relinquish, and the Eastern Washington University men’s basketball team beat Idaho 82-57 Monday (Feb. 18) 82-57 in a President’s Day game at Reese Court in Cheney. Eastern shot at a 62 percent clip in the second half to turn a seven-point advantage into a 29-point bulge in the second half. The Eagles had just seven 3-pointers, but sank 26-of-38 shots inside the stripe for 68 percent to lead in points in the paint 50-24. Eastern had a domin...
A Feb. 14 sports story, “Cardinal girls power ahead in NEA playoffs,” incorrectly listed the wrong Medical Lake girls basketball player named to the league first team. Lexie Redell is the player named to the first team....
Cheney’s Lady Blackhawk gymnasts braved the elements on Friday, Feb. 15, and traveled to Mukilteo for a state qualifying meet, where sophomore Lauren O’ Callaghan earned a place at this weekend’s state championship in Sammamish, Wash. O’Callaghan was joined by Makayla Miller, Alexis Ewen, Sidnie Pacheco and Ashlynn Moad. The girls had to adjust quickly to schedule changes when their Feb. 8 district meet was postponed and later cancelled due to inclement weather, prompting local athletics directors to use scores from a Seattle...
The game at West Valley High School sometimes looked more like a wrestling match than a basketball game on Feb. 13 when the Medical Lake girls took on an aggressive Freeman team in the NEA championship game. Perhaps it was a grudge thing. After all, the Cards had beaten the Scotties in both of their regular season matches. In the end it was the Scotties physicality that was the Card girls’ demise. Freeman wasn’t afraid to haul down rebounds, wrestle for the ball, or in the...
(Note: All schedules subject to change. Consult school, club or facility websites to confirm.) College Basketball Men Thursday, Feb. 21, EWU at Southern Utah University, 5:35 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23, EWU at Northern Arizona University, 1 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 28, EWU hosts Sacramento State, 6:05 p.m. Women Thursday, Feb. 21, EWU hosts Southern Utah University, 6:05 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23, EWU hosts Northern Arizona University, 2:05 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 28, EWU at Sacramento State, 7 p.m. College Tennis Men Saturday, Feb. 23, EWU...
The Medical Lake boys basketball team lost their third in a row, losing on the road at West Valley High School in their final game of the season against the Lakeside Eagles Wednesday, Feb. 13 in a 77-57 smacking. Things initially looked good for the Cards. Led by Garren Garza, they came out hot from the tip-off, and outscored the Eagles by three points in the first period. But the Eagles were just warming up. Lakeside came back in the second quarter with a nearly impenetrable...
It took four minutes for the visiting Caribou League Omak Pioneers (8-4, 14-9) to even get on the board against the Medical Lake girls’ “Red Crush” defense in a one-sided 59-33 victory on Saturday in post-season playoff action. The victory was led by 5-foot-8-inch Lexie Redell, who singlehandedly kept the Card offense scoring points at the start until Jaycee Oliver decided she wanted some of the action and hit a 3-pointer. Then the team’s first quarter shoot-fest began....
