This week, Eastern Washington University's athletics teams are set for a busy schedule, highlighting men's golf, track and field, and women's tennis. Men's golf participates in the Redhawk Invitational at Chambers Bay, starting March 30. Track and field athletes are competing at the UNLV Rebel Elite and the Whitworth Peace Meet as they continue their outdoor season. Women's tennis looks to improve against Portland State after recent losses, with hopes of bouncing back.

By the Numbers
  • Track and field recorded 17 personal records during the opening weekend.
  • Men鈥檚 team scored 72 points and women鈥檚 team scored 69 points at their first outdoor meet.
State of Play
  • Men's golf recently tied for 15th at the UC San Diego Invitational with a score of 879 (+39).
  • Women's tennis holds an overall record of 8-7 and 2-2 in Big Sky Conference play.
What's Next

Men's golf will seek to improve their standings in the Redhawk Invitational, while track and field athletes will look to build on their initial success at two concurrent meets. Women's tennis will face off against Portland State with the aim of breaking a three-match losing streak.

Bottom Line

Eastern Washington University's athletics teams are in a critical phase, with opportunities for redemption and improved standings. Each team's performance this week could shape their trajectory for the remainder of the season, making this an essential period for athletes to showcase their talents.