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  • Payback with back-up QB:

    PAUL DELANEY|Updated Oct 12, 2018

    Eastern checked off its first payback last Saturday with a 55-17 win at Roos Field over 2017 co-champion Southern Utah. The Eagles found they did not skip as much as a beat last Saturday when quarterback Gage Gubrud was sidelined with a boot around his right foot following an injury suffered in the Montana State game Sept. 29. Backup Eric Barriere responded in only his second start by scoring a pair of touchdowns, one a record for EWU quarterbacks of 85 yards, and throwing... Full story

  • Payback with back-up QB:

    PAUL DELANEY|Updated Oct 12, 2018

    Eastern checked off its first payback last Saturday with a 55-17 win at Roos Field over 2017 co-champion Southern Utah. The Eagles found they did not skip as much as a beat last Saturday when quarterback Gage Gubrud was sidelined with a boot around his right foot following an injury suffered in the Montana State game Sept. 29. Backup Eric Barriere responded in only his second start by scoring a pair of touchdowns, one a record for EWU quarterbacks of 85 yards, and throwing... Full story

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  • West Plains Sports Briefs

    Updated Oct 11, 2018

    COLLEGE HOCKEY Eagles split with Ducks in Pac-8 play The Eastern Washington and University of Oregon hockey teams split a weekend series at the EWU Recreation Center, each taking a 3-2 win in Pac-8 Conference play. The Eagles got a pair of goals from Mitch Hunt, including the game winner with just over two minutes remaining in a 3-2 win for EWU Oct. 5. Matt Lucero scored the other goal as his team won for a fifth straight time this season. Hunt scored both goals for Eastern last Saturday but Oregon’s Luke Chamberlin netted t...

  • Sports Briefs

    Updated Oct 11, 2018

    VOLLEYBALL Medical Lake drops pair of matches Medical Lake had a winless week on the volleyball court losing a pair of 3-0 matches to league-leading Lakeside (9-0 NEA, 9-0 overall) and Freeman (8-1, 8-1) the current second-place team in the Northeast A League. In an Oct. 2 contest at home no set scores were reported, but the Cardinals got double-digit assists from Megan Goertz with 15. Tori John had six kills and Hailey Sanders six digs for Medical Lake (1-7 NEA, 1-8 overall). Freeman scored three easy wins, 25-7, 25-10, 25-7...

  • Bradbury, Newport crush Medical Lake

    PAUL DELANEY, Staff Reporter|Updated Oct 11, 2018

    Just as advertised, Danny Bradbury was everything the Medical Lake football staff thought he would be, and he proved it in a very convincing manner on his home field in Newport’s 50-13 Northeast A League win last Friday night. Newport, coached by former Rogers High School and Whitworth University assistant, Dave Pomante, remained unbeaten at 3-0 in NEA play, 5-0 overall with a showdown looming this Friday with league co-leader Colville (3-0, 4-2). “It was a battle of att...

  • Medical Lake runs strong at 'Hole In The Wall' invite

    PAUL DELANEY, Staff Reporter|Updated Oct 11, 2018

    Medical Lake’s boys and girls cross country teams got the lickin’ they expected last week, but then turned things around to have solid finishes in an important invitational race. “Lakeside did pretty much what I thought, and we did the same thing to Freeman,” Cardinals head coach Gene Blankenship said of his team’s spankings in the opening race of the abbreviated Northeast A League dual meet schedule. The state’s No. 1-ranked 1A Eagle boys topped the Cardinals 19-40 while...

  • Sports Week

    Updated Oct 11, 2018

    (Note: All schedules subject to change. Consult school, club or facility websites to confirm.) COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY Saturday, Oct. 13, Inland Empire Championships, Lewiston, Idaho, 10:30 a.m. Santa Clara Bronco Invite, Sunnyvale, Calif. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Saturday, Oct. 13, EWU at Weber State, 3:05 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, EWU bye week. COLLEGE HOCKEY Friday, Oct. 12, Western Washington University, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13, Western Washington University, 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 19, EWU at Montana Tech, time TBD. Saturday, Oct. 20...

  • Lady Blackhawks crumble to Clarkston, win over West Valley

    SHANNEN TALBOT, Staff Reporter|Updated Oct 11, 2018

    The Lady Blackhawks volleyball team had an inconsistent week, losing 3-2 to Clarkston on Oct. 2 after a vicious battle but easily overcoming West Valley on Oct. 4. The team battled into the fifth set in an away Great Northern League match against Clarkston (5-4, 4-3,) but the Bantams’ momentum and home court advantage got the best of Cheney (6-5, 3-5,) head coach Heather Zorrozua said. “Clarkston was a rough match for us,” Zorrozua said. “They’re a great team and they have one player who will get you.” Zorrozua was referri...

  • After win and loss, Lady Blackhawks prepare for East Valley

    SHANNEN TALBOT, Staff Reporter|Updated Oct 11, 2018

    The Lady Blackhawks varsity soccer team overcame Clarkston 2-1 in a Great Northern League game on Oct. 2, but struggled to find their footing against West Valley Oct. 4. Junior defender and forward Mackenzie Huotari was a standout on the pitch against Clarkston (5-6, 2-5,) scoring both goals for Cheney (7-5, 5-3) and ultimately securing them their victory. The Lady Blackhawks were down early in the sixth minute, but were able to come back in the second half and deliver the win. “We were still shorthanded, especially since o...

  • Cheney girls swim team devours opponents

    SHANNEN TALBOT, Staff Reporter|Updated Oct 11, 2018

    The Cheney High School girls swim team thoroughly thumped Selah at their Oct. 9 meet, sweeping the competition 123-49 and winning every event. Freshman Janie Richards gave a particularly strong showing, taking the top spot in the 100-yard backstroke in 1:03:24, a state qualifying time and a new team record. She also snapped up the first place finish in the 100-yard butterfly in 1:07:31 with junior Echo Mecklenburg taking second in 1:12:75. "She had a great day," said head...

  • NFL disciplinary policies certainly could use additional work

    SHANNEN TALBOT, Staff Reporter|Updated Oct 11, 2018

    I grew up in a pro-football household. Every Sunday, Monday and Thursday was spoken for, and often the other days were filled with pre- and post-game analyses. The game featured heavily in the background of every holiday gathering and weekend barbecue for years. Professional football was one of the constants of my childhood, yet it’s getting harder and harder to support the organization that oversees it. As the 2018 season progresses, the absence of certain players has been blatantly obvious. Many of those players were s...

  • Blackhawks sweep East Valley in GNL cross country

    John McCallum, Managing Editor|Updated Oct 11, 2018

    Cheney High's boys cross country team stayed on track to contend for a Great Northern League season title with a convincing, 22-35 win last Wednesday over visiting East Valley on the 5,000-meter course at Salnave Park. The Blackhawks girls also kept themselves in the hunt for post-season hardware by downing the Knights 20-43. Bas Holland led all boys runners, finishing first with a time of 16 minutes, 41.38 seconds, over 33 seconds ahead of East Valley's Will Sharp in second....

  • Eastern faces physical Weber State on the road

    PAUL DELANEY, Staff Reporter|Updated Oct 11, 2018

    The Eastern Washington University football team ventures into unfamiliar territory for its players - Ogden, Utah. Because of scheduling wrinkles across the broad footprint of the Big Sky Conference, this is the first game at Weber since 2012. Kickoff this Saturday is 3:05 p.m. in the second of two-straight Big Sky Conference games against opponents EWU lost to last season. Eastern checked off its first payback last Saturday with a 55-17 win at Roos Field over 2017 co-champion...

  • Cheney wins sixth straight, 36-0 over East Valley

    John McCallum, Managing Editor|Updated Oct 11, 2018

    Cheney High's defense turned in their second consecutive shutout and the offense showed juggernaut potential as the Blackhawks rolled over visiting East Valley 36-0 for a Homecoming win in Great Northern League action last Friday night at Tom Oswald Field. The win gives Cheney a 1-0 mark in the GNL and 6-0 overall, one win shy of matching their 7-0 start in 2015. The Blackhawks wasted little time against the undermanned Knights. After forcing an East Valley punt on the game's...

  • Spirited performance

    Updated Oct 11, 2018

    Cheney High School's marching band and drill team performed their competition show "Know No Bounds" during halftime of the Blackhawks Homecoming game last Friday. Top: Hannah Pieratt delivers a solo on flute, backed by the percussion line of (left to right) Skylor Whitcomb, Joseph Stuart, Tiffany Bennett, Jacob MacKinnon and Stuart Crawford....

  • West Plains Briefs

    Updated Oct 11, 2018

    Coats set for distribution Coats have been collected throughout the Cheney area and now it is time to distribute them. Anyone needing a coat for this winter is invited to come to Sunset Elementary School, 12824 W. 12th in Airway Heights, on Thursday, Oct. 11 from 3-5 p.m. or to Salnave Elementary School, 1015 Salnave Road on Saturday, Oct. 13 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Remaining coats will be available at Feed Cheney on Monday, Oct. 29 at the Wren Pierson Building from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Thanks to the generosity of the Cheney...

  • LOOKING BACK WITH THE CHENEY HISTORICAL MUSEUM

    Updated Oct 11, 2018

    On this day 100 years ago in 1918, over 100 cases of the Spanish Influenza were reported in Spokane County. City schools were closed and Cheney’s movie theater went dark. The Normal School remained open so that students would not carry the disease home or bring it back with their return. Learn more about our area’s history at www.cheneymuseum.org....

  • Plan and plant this fall for three months of color

    MELINDA MYERS, Contributor|Updated Oct 11, 2018

    It's time to think spring and get busy planning and planting for months of colorful blooms. The key to getting a continuous parade of spring flowers is to plant bulbs that bloom at different times. Include some early, mid and late spring bloomers. You'll enjoy the burst of color and sustained beauty that spring-flowering bulbs can provide. Enlist some help in planning your extended spring-blooming garden with Longfield Gardens' "Bloom Time Guide to Spring and Summer Bulbs"...

  • Churches

    Updated Oct 11, 2018

    Cheney Congregational Pastor David Krueger-Duncan will deliver the sermon at 10 a.m. services in the church sanctuary on Sunday, Oct. 14. We are located at 423 N. 6th St. You are invited to attend and then join us in the fellowship hall for coffee hour. Prior to services, at 7:45 a.m., the men’s breakfast will meet at Cheney’s Marketplace Bakery and Eatery. Church office hours are adjusted to meet the schedule. Call the church office at (509) 235-4193 for information. Messages may be left if no one is in the office when you...

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