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All seniors on the Cheney Blackhawks were honored before the game for Senior Night. CHS ended up falling 28-7 to the Pullman Greyhounds in the last home game. Charles Johnson ran the one touchdown on the night for the Blackhawks from the 1-yard line.... Full story
CHENEY Oct. 16 A green Honda Accord was impounded on the 200 block of North Eleventh Street. The vehicle was tagged on Oct. 9. A boat and trailer was impounded on the 200 block of North Third. The boat and trailer was tagged on Oct. 1. A wallet was found on the 700 block of Betz Road. Wallet was returned to owner. Oct. 17 Corinthia A. Clary, 24, was arrested on the 2300 block of Washington Street for third-degree driving while license suspended (DWLS). Second-degree malicious mischief was reported on the 600 block of Union...
The Cheney High School Blackhawks ended their season with a tough loss 28-7 to Pullman (4-3, 2-1) on Senior Night, Oct. 20. The loss brought Cheney’s overall record to 0-8 on the year and 0-4 in the Great Northern League. In the first quarter, neither team was able to score, but Cheney’s defense had some sparks throughout the 12 minutes. Jacob McGourin recorded two sacks and Jalen Philips made an interception on a Pullman third and goal play with three minutes left to keep the Greyhounds from scoring. Going into the second qu...
For the fifth time in her career, Eastern Washington University soccer player Chloe Williams has been selected as the Big Sky Conference Offensive Player of the Week. Williams broke the BSC all-time scoring record on Friday (Oct. 20) at Idaho State en route to Eastern’s first Big Sky regular season championship since 2004. In the third minute of EWU’s 4-2 win against the Bengals, Williams netted her 40th career goal, breaking the previous BSC all-time goals record of 39, set by Amanda Ellsworth who played at Idaho State fro...
Medical Lake volleyball wrapped up the 2017 season last week with a pair of 3-0 Northeast A League losses to Chewelah and Lakeside. “This was another close battle where the girls played an all around good match,” head coach Todd Harr wrote in an email about Chewelah (7-7 NEA, 8-7 overall), which won 25-16, 25-15 and 25-20 on Oct. 17. “Being Senior Night there was a lot of extra emotions in the building, but the team handled it well and still played at a high level,” he adde...
The phenomenal soccer career at Medical Lake of Makayla Geiger came to a close last week, but the Cardinals are hoping to get some additional time for the record-setting forward in the postseason. Medical Lake (7-5 NEA, 8-7 overall) earned a split in a pair of Northeast A League matches that closed out the regular season, beating Colville 4-2 on Senior Day under the lights at Holliday Field, Oct. 18, before losing 6-0 at Lakeside the following afternoon. Geiger, who now has...
Medical Lake’s all-time leading scorer Makayla Geiger continued to add to her stats scoring three goals to lead the Cardinals to a 3-0 District 7 loser-out soccer playoff victory Oct. 24 over Colville at Medical Lake. The Cardinals move into double-elimination play and are at Lakeside today, Oct. 26 at 3:30 p.m....
It’s been the better part of two seasons since Medical Lake came as close at they did to victory. That came in the 2016 season-opener, a 29-24 loss at Kellogg. The Cardinals got close to letting head coach Mo Owen notch his first win with the team, but just not close enough in a 14-6 Northeast A League loss at Chewelah, Oct. 20. In the battle of the NEA’s two winless teams, Chewelah (1-5 NEA, 2-5 overall) got second quarter touchdowns 6 minutes, 41 second apart, the last one...
Medical Lake concluded its return to the top of the Northeast A League boys’ cross country standings with decisive wins over Colville and Newport on Oct. 17. Medical Lake cruised over host Colville, 15-53 and 15-58 versus Newport. Colville did win the girls’ portion 19-37. Medical Lake’s girls did beat Newport who fielded an incomplete team and did not earn points. “Other than being blown away by the wind, it was a good day for us,” head coach Gene Blankenship wrote in an emai...
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Saturday, Oct. 28, bye. Saturday, Nov. 4, EWU hosts Weber State, 1:05 p.m. COLLEGE HOCKEY ACHA Friday, Oct. 27, EWU hosts WSU, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 28, EWU hosts WSU, 3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3, EWU hosts Western Washington, 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 4, EWU hosts Western Washington, 7 p.m. BCIHL Friday, Oct. 27, EWU at Simon Fraser, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 28, EWU at Trinity Western, 7 p.m. COLLEGE SOCCER Friday, Oct. 27, EWU at Idaho, 7 p.m. Wed.-Sun., Nov. 1-5, Big Sky Tournament at Cheney. COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL...
The Cheney-based Relational Riding Academy ended the show season with world championship titles at the recently completed United States Equestrian Foundation Western Dressage World Championship held in Guthrie, Okla. (L-R): Rose Ruotsalainen riding SpinDoll (owned by Michelle Binder-Zolezzi): World Champion Junior Exhibitor and three-time World Champion in individual events. Jessica Keirn-Robbibaro riding FT Inspired by Gold (owned by Michelle Binder-Zolezzi): Top-five...
Cheney High cross country runner Hannah Spakousky has spent the last three years moving up the ladder of finishes at girls district meet competition. Sixth in 2014, fifth in 2015 and fourth last year, Spakousky added another happy memory to her high school career with the ultimate finish last Saturday at Beachview Park in Clarkston — a District 7 championship. The senior turned in a personal record at three miles of 19 minutes, 00.50 seconds for first place, and thereby helping the Blackhawk girls to a second-place overall t...
Halloween’s house of horrors seems to open early for the Eastern Washington football team in their every-so-often visits to play Southern Utah University. The scary woods are not up the road at Idaho’s Silverwood theme park this time of year for the Eagles, but down amidst of the scrubby junipers and desert mountains of the curiously-named city of Cedar City. Not sure if there is a species of the town’s namesake tree anywhere within eyeball range. Eastern has now suffe...
The Cheney High girls swimming team wrapped up their regular season last week; sweeping visiting Prosser and Grandview in a double-dual meet last Thursday at Eastern Washington University's pool, and then falling in the season-finale Saturday at Pullman. The Blackhawks beat the Mustangs 116-46 and Grandview 110-47 on Senior Day. Cheney's 110-60 loss to the Greyhounds gave them a 3-2 record in meet action in the Central Washington Athletic Conference/Great Northern League...
Cheney High volleyball head coach Heather Zorrozua understands that this year’s Lady Blackhawks are a more visual group than previous squads. It’s an element that has been helped recently by the schedule, which provided some extra practices last week with which to work on the players skills via the film room. “We’ve been focusing more on film, learning what we can be doing differently,” Zorrozua said. So far, the Lady Blackhawks have been doing a fair amount of winning, helping them stay in contention for a No. 2 seed to this...
For the fifth time in her career, Eastern Washington University soccer player Chloe Williams has been selected as the Big Sky Conference Offensive Player of the Week. Williams broke the BSC all-time scoring record on Friday (Oct. 20) at Idaho State en route to Eastern’s first Big Sky regular season championship since 2004. In the third minute of EWU’s 4-2 win against the Bengals, Williams netted her 40th career goal, breaking the previous BSC all-time goals record of 39, set by Amanda Ellsworth who played at Idaho State fro...
The Cheney High School Blackhawks ended their season with a tough loss 28-7 to Pullman (4-3, 2-1) on Senior Night, Oct. 20. The loss brought Cheney’s overall record to 0-8 on the year and 0-4 in the Great Northern League. In the first quarter, neither team was able to score, but Cheney’s defense had some sparks throughout the 12 minutes. Jacob McGourin recorded two sacks and Jalen Philips made an interception on a Pullman third and goal play with three minutes left to keep the Greyhounds from scoring. Going into the second qu...
Eastern Washington completed an undefeated Big Sky Conference regular season with a sweep of road game last weekend, clinching both first place and the host role in next week's league tournament. The Eagles clinched first place on Friday, Oct. 20 with a combination of their 4-2 win at Idaho State and Portland State's 1-0 loss to North Dakota. Eastern followed that with a 2-1 win at Weber State last Sunday. EWU improves to 14-4-1 overall with an undefeated 8-0-1 conference...
