This week in Eastern Washington athletics marks a critical juncture as several teams approach the conclusion of their regular seasons. Women's golf competes in Arizona, track and field splits its team between California and Spokane, women鈥檚 tennis finishes its road conference matches, and soccer hosts back-to-back home games.

By the Numbers
  • Women鈥檚 golf scored 924 overall at the Nashville Invitational, placing 12th.
  • Jordyn Grady clocked a 59.16-second 400m hurdles, ranking her second all-time at EWU and second in the Big Sky this season.
  • Eastern's women's tennis holds a 3-2 conference record and is sitting fifth in the Big Sky standings.
State of Play
  • Women's golf competes in the Cowgirl Classic in Maricopa, Arizona on April 7-8.
  • Track and field athletes are participating in two separate meets this week.
  • Women's tennis is on a road trip facing Idaho State and Weber State.
  • Women鈥檚 soccer continues its spring schedule at home with two matches on April 11.
What's Next

As teams progress, their performances could impact standings and qualifications for postseason play. The upcoming meets will further evaluate the athletes' readiness as they near end-of-season competitions.

Bottom Line

Eastern Washington athletics is at a pivotal moment, with key competitions that could define the success of various teams as they approach the postseason. Engagement from the local community and consistent performance from the athletes will be crucial moving forward.