EWU Sports Briefs

EWU track athletes honored

Eastern Washington University’s Hally Ruff and Bobby Say have each been named Big Sky Conference Track and Field Athletes of the Week for the week ending April 16. It is the second such honor for both Eagle student-athletes this season after both received the same recognition during the indoor season.

Ruff, a pole vaulter out of Walla Walla in her fifth season of competition as an Eagle, set a new personal best over the weekend, clearing 4.07 meters (13’ 4.25”) to earn 10th at the Beach Invitational meet at Long Beach State University in Southern California.

Say also took advantage of the opportunity in California to set new career marks and push his way up the Big Sky list. On Thursday at the Pacific Coast Invitational, he finished fourth in the long jump at 7.51 meters (24’ 7.75”), good for second in the Big Sky this season.

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FOOTBALL:

Red-White spring games is April 28

Eastern Washington University Athletics announced that the 2023 Red-White Game, the annual spring football Red-White game at Roos Field, will be televised on SWX and ESPN+. Kickoff for the game, slated for Friday, April 28, has been pushed back to 6:05 p.m.

It is one of two full scrimmages scheduled during the 14-practice spring period which began a week ago. The Red-White Game will be free and open to the public.

SWX is available in the Spokane/Cheney area on Comcast channel 112 (HD) / 306 (SD) or over-the-air channel 6.2.

The Eagles will open the 2023 regular season on Sept. 2 against North Dakota State at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minn. Their first home game will be Sept. 16 versus Southeastern Louisiana.

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GOLF:

Ishikawa has

career day

April 19 marked a career day for Jaelin Ishikawa as she placed second on the individual leaderboard, shooting a 73 during the final round of the Big Sky Conference championships.

Eastern Washington women’s golf finished sixth on the team leaderboard with an 899 total score, shooting 304 April 19.

Ishikawa closed out her collegiate career with a career-low 54-hole score of 212 (-4). The senior’s previous low was 221 that she recorded earlier this season at the Bobcat Desert Classic. She also recorded her lowest career 36-hole stretch, previously 148, after shooting 139 combined in rounds one and two.

 

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