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Idaho Opens with Rare Shutout
The Idaho Vandals may have started slow but they finished strong in winning their home opener 45-0 over North Dakota before a rowdy crowd of 11,466 as they notched their first shutout since 1997.
Taiwan Jones Runs Wild in EWU's Season Opening Loss
Despite a big day from Eastern's biggest playmaker, Nevada rolled up 553 yards of offense and went on to hand Eastern Washington University a season-opening 49-24 loss Thursday (Sept. 2) at Mackay Stadium in Reno, Nevada. Taiwan Jones accounted for a career-high 322 all-purpose yards (rushing, receiving and returns), including an 82-yard touchdown reception from quarterbackBo Levi Mitchell.
Vandals to Play Cougars, But Only in Provo
The University of Idaho will be one of several teams from the Western Athletic Conference that will help BYU fill their football schedules as they move into independence. But don't expect to see the Cougars in the Kibbie Dome anytime soon. The WAC announced an agreement with BYU at a news conference in Provo on Wednesday.
Spear Believes WAC Will Survive
MOSCOW, Idaho - Now that BYU is going independent in football and going to the West Coast Conference instead of the WAC in other sports, the six remaining teams in the Western Athletic Conference have some decisions to make: work to repair a fractured league or find another home?
Coach Few: BYU a Welcome Addition to WCC
SPOKANE, Wash. - Add Gonzaga coach Mark Few to collection of those who say adding BYU to the West Coast Conference is a welcome change. The West Coast Conference said on Tuesday that Brigham Young University would join the fold in time for the 2011-12 season in most sports, including men's and women's basketball.
BYU to Join Gonzaga in WCC
Brigham Young University has decided it will go independent in football and join its other sports with Gonzaga and the rest of the West Coast Conference beginning in the 2011-2012 season. Gonzaga said it would hold a news conference at 4:45 p.m. to address the addition to the conference. BYU said it wouldn't hold a news conference until Wednesday at 11 a.m. (PT)
Princess Theatre Shows BSU Football Games, Offers Game Tickets
The Princess Theatre and Valley Theater Company are bringing area residents the opportunity to see Boise State Broncos' football games on a movie-size screen and are raffling tickets to all of the Broncos' home games this fall.
Gonzaga Soccer Ranked No. 10
SPOKANE, Wash. - For the second straight week Gonzaga University's women's soccer team is ranked in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) West Regional rankings. The Bulldogs (2-1-1) are tied with UC Irvine (1-1-1) for 10th in this week's balloting after being alone in 10th in the first regional poll of the season last week.
Eagles Focus on Wolfpack
CHENEY, Wash. - Eastern Washington kicks off its football season Thursday with a road trip to Nevada against the Wolfpack of the WAC. The Eagles wrapped up their fall camp with a final scrimmage last week, with the starters riding the bench for a change. It wasn't until after the scrimmage that the team moved over to the new red turf at Woodward Field, soon to be Roos Field.
WAC Demands $5 Million from Fresno St., Nevada; Launches TV Network
DENVER - The Western Athletic Conference is demanding a $5 million exit fee by Oct. 25 from Fresno State and Nevada, which are bolting to the Mountain West Conference. WAC commissioner Karl Benson said the league would sue the universities if they don't pay up. He also said the league won't let the schools leave until after the 2011-12 season.
Montana Football Player Arrested on DUI Charge
MISSOULA, Mont. - The Montana Highway Patrol says a University of Montana football player faces a drunken driving charge after crashing into a fence early Sunday. Trooper Andrew Novak says the patrol received several reports about someone driving erratically before he stopped 21-year-old Josh Stuberg of Helena.
Three Zags Play at FIBA World Championships
Three Zags playing for their respective home teams saw mixed results at the FIBA World Championships in Turkey over the weekend. Gonzaga sophomore Elias Harris, playing for Germany, played 19 minutes in his team's win over Serbia. Junior Robert Sacre, playing for Canada, played 8 minutes in a loss to Lithuania.
Eastern Washington Overwhelmed in Loss to Titans
The Eastern Washington University women's soccer team suffered its first loss of the 2010 season on Sunday, as Cal State Fullerton topped EWU 4-0 at Titan Stadium in Fullerton, Calif. Eastern falls to 0-1-1 on the season, while Cal State Fullerton improves its record to 1-1-0.
Turnovers, Big Plays cost #5 Central Washington in 35-10 loss
The Central Washington University Wildcats scored the game's first three points and finished with 370 yards of total offense, but three turnovers and several big plays cost the fifth-ranked Wildcats in their 35-10 home loss
All-American Running back Taiwan Jones Agrees with the EWU Slogan, ‘Red is the New Green’
Taiwan Jones likes the color, but at this point in the season -- less than a week away from the first game of the year --- he's color blind.
Neck Injury Ends Career for WSU's Daniels
Washington State safety LeAndre Daniels' playing career is over because of broken neck. The school said Friday that follow-up tests on the sophomore from San Leandro, Calif., revealed a C1 neck fracture. Daniels was injured during a preseason practice this month.
Eastern Earns First Win of 2010
SEATTLE, Wash. - Behind the strong hitting of Chenoa Coviare and consistent serving from Allison Reinstein, the Eastern Washington University Eagles topped Mercer 3-0 (26-24, 28-26, 25-13) in their first match of the 2010 campaign. The Mercer Bears could not find an answer for Coviare, as the senior from Medford, Ore., tallied 15 kills and only four errors in her 25 attempts.
Bowman, Frieson Sign Pro Contracts Overseas
Two of the best Gonzaga women's basketball players in the team's history have signed contracts to play professionally overseas, the school said Friday. Heather Bowman, who ended her career as the Bulldogs' and West Coast Conference all-time scoring leader, will play for Riva Basketball Club from Switzerland.
Passing Game Excels in Cougars' Final Scrimmage
PULLMAN, Wash. - Washington State's final scrimmage featured a flurry of passing as the Cougars prepared to open the season Sept. 4 at Oklahoma State, which features a pass-first offense. Starting quarterback Jeff Tuel completed 8 of 15 passes for 87 yards in Thursday's short scrimmage, while backup Marshall Lobbestael connected on 10 of 15 passes for 95 yards.
Eastern Defense Scores on One of Three Interceptions
The defense ruled the day on pretty much a starter-less day as Eastern Washington University had a short 37-play session in the school's second and final football scrimmage of preseason camp Wednesday (Aug. 25) at the EWU Sports and Recreation Center playing fields in Cheney, Wash.
Washington State Men’s Basketball Schedule Announced
A possible matchup with national runner-up Butler at the Diamond Head Classic in Honolulu and home games against Gonzaga and Kansas State highlight the 2010-11 Washington State University men's basketball schedule as announced by head coach Ken Bone, Wednesday.
College football on SWX
SWX (Sports and Weather) will air total of 29 college football games in 2010, featuring teams near and dear to the Inland Northwest. The season begins Aug. 28 with Central Washington hosting Minnesota-Duluth - the first-ever live Wildcat game shown on SWX-TV.
Cougar Soccer Earns First Victory of Season
Junior Tiara Pittman's goal in the 74th minute provided No. 18 Washington State to a 1-0 victory over visiting Utah in the WSU Invitational presented by NIKE, Sunday at Lower Soccer Field.
WSU Offense Finds its Rhythm in Second Scrimmage
The Washington State University football team held its second scrimmage of fall camp Saturday at Martin Stadium, and after a defensively-dominated first scrimmage last weekend, the Cougar offense stole the show the second time around.
Vandals Fall to Washington State in Exhibition
No. 21 Washington State jumped out of the gates with three quick goals and Idaho wasn't able to recover in a 5-1 loss to the border rivals in an exhibition match on Saturday at Guy Wicks Field.
Cougar Defense Shines in First Scrimmage
The Washington State University football team held its first scrimmage of fall camp Saturday at Martin Stadium, and the Cougar defense held its offensive counterpart in check for most of the afternoon.
Idaho, WSU Square Off Saturday in Exhibition
MOSCOW, Idaho – University of Idaho women's soccer opens competitive play in 2010 on Saturday with an exhibition match against border rival, Washington State, at 4 p.m. at Guy Wicks Field. The Vandals, which finished the 2009 season at 9-10 after pulling the nation's second-best turnaround, will have a tall task in slowing down the nation's No. 21 team.
Marlow Leaves Oregon for Washington State
One of the men who helped build Oregon into the program it is today has reportedly resigned and will take a position with Washington State. Washington State Sports Information Director, Bill Stevens said Marlow would "be a part [of the school's] Sr. Administrative Staff.
WSU Basketball Inks Seattle Deal with Portland
PULLMAN, Wash. – The Washington State University men's basketball team will take on Pacific Northwest foe, Portland, at the 2010 Cougar Hardwood Classic held Nov. 23 at Seattle's KeyArena, Idol Sports and Entertainment announced Thursday.
Eastern Washington, Portland Hatch Dam Plan
The Eastern Washington University Eagles and the Portland State University Vikings will begin a five-sport rivalry cup called The Dam Cup in 2010-11. The Dam Cup will celebrate the friendly rivalry between the states of Oregon and Washington within the Big Sky Conference. The so-named rivalry refers to the four dams linking Oregon and Washington that one passes on the 339-mile drive from the Portland State campus to the Eastern Washington campus.
Montana Defensive End Out for Season
MISSOULA, Mont. - University of Montana defensive end Josh Harris is out for the 2010 season with an injury suffered in Saturday's scrimmage. The sophomore from Kalispell was a projected starter. Griz coach Robin Pflugrad says Harris worked hard during the offseason and was having a great fall camp.
Eastern Decides Against Scrimmage on Red Turf
CHENEY, Wash. - Don't worry, it'll be finished. But Eastern Washington said Tuesday its scrimmage on the new red field in Cheney would have to wait. Instead of playing Wednesday at what will be named Roos Field, the team will hold its scrimmage at the practice fields as originally scheduled.
Louisiana Tech Suspends 4 Players Indefinitely
RUSTON, La. - Louisiana Tech has suspended four players indefinitely for violating a team rule. First-year coach Sonny Dykes says wide receivers Tim Molton, R.P. Stuart and Cruz Williams and linebacker Kiamni Washington each has been suspended retroactive to Aug. 23.
Akey Sees Opportunity to Stick It to WAC 'Son-of-a-guns'
MOSCOW, Idaho - Fall camp is about over. The last scrimmage took place over the weekend. And the Idaho Vandals are now focusing on their first real opponent: North Dakota on Sept. 2. But that's not all they're thinking about. Changes are on the horizon in the Western Athletic Conference.
Vandals to Host First Regular Season Hoops Tourney in Decades
MOSCOW, Idaho – The University of Idaho men's basketball team released its 2010-11 schedule on Monday with a slate that includes 12 home games and the first regular-season tournament in Moscow in 21 years. The Vandals play three of their first five games on the road and all against Northwest rivals.
Change in WAC Leaves Idaho Wondering
With Nevada and Fresno State bolting from the WAC to the Mountain West, the remaining six teams – Idaho included – are left holding the bag and wondering what to do next. Idaho's Athletic Department said they'd schedule a conference call sometime Thursday to address questions about the future of the conference as it relates to the Vandals.
Idaho Committed to WAC - Whatever It Becomes
The University of Idaho is committed to the future of the Western Athletic Conference, no matter what the WAC may become, said Vandal athletic director Rob Spear on Thursday. Spear, speaking in a teleconference, said he and university president M. Duane Nellis were "disappointed" by the decision by Fresno State and Nevada to leave the conference
Wild, Wild West Could Leave Vandals High and Dry
Just when you thought the conference shuffle was done this offseason, two more teams are bolting the Western Athletic Conference, jeopardizing that conference's future and with it, the Idaho Vandals. Both Fresno State and Nevada announced Wednesday night that they have accepted invitations to play in the Mountain West Conference.
Whitworth Opens Fall Camp With High Hopes
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Whitworth University football officially opens the 2010 season Monday afternoon when 95 players put on a Pirate helmet for the first practice of the season. The players checked in Sunday, picking up equipment and going through physicals. The first practice will be Monday at 3:00 p.m.
Whitworth baller heads overseas for pro gig
SPOKANE, Wash. - Whitworth post Nate Montgomery has signed a contract to play the upcoming season with USC Heidelberg, a professional team in Germany. Montgomery, from Sammamish, Wash., finished his career at Whitworth University this past season, leading the Pirates to a fourth consecutive NCAA Division III tournament.
Whitworth jumper honored third time for academics
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Cody Stelzer has been selected to the 2010 ESPN The Magazine / CoSIDA Academic All-American Men's Track & Field/Cross Country Team, the third straight year he has achieved the honor. He is on the Second Team for the second year in a row.
Great Scott! Whitworth player earns regional honors
SPOKANE, Wash. - Whitworth University third baseman Landon Scott, from Kennewick, Wash., has been named Second Team All-West Region by the American Baseball Coaches Association. In addition, following completion of NCAA post-season play, Scott is officially the Northwest Conference batting champion for 2010.
Whitworth U Track: Bofa 2nd, Stelzer 4th at NCAA Championships
Whitworth University's Emmanuel Bofa just missed his third straight national championship in the 800 meter run and Cody Stelzer took fourth place in the high jump on the final day of the 2010 NCAA Division III Track & Field Championships Saturday at Baldwin-Wallace College.
Nahl 6th in shot put; Bofa top qualifier in 800m
BEREA, Ohio -- Mike Nahl finished sixth in the shot put on Friday at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championships, hosted by Baldwin-Wallace College. In addition, Emmanuel Bofa posted the day's fastest qualifying time during the trials of the 800 meter run.
Whitworth's Hymel earns All-America status
Alex Hymel is an NCAA Division III All-American in the javelin for the third straight season after finishing eighth in his event on Thursday during the first day of the outdoor track and field national championships at Baldwin-Wallace College. Hymel (Jr., Damascus, Ore.) finished eighth in the javelin with a throw of 201'-5" (61.40 meters).
Whitworth sends 9 to D-III championships
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Nine Whitworth University student-athletes are headed to Berea, Ohio this week to compete in the 2010 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships, hosted by Baldwin-Wallace College. Seven men and two women will compete. Four former All-Americans, including two former national champions, will lead Whitworth's men. The Bucs hope to make a run at a high team finish.
Former Whitworth tight end catches on with Seahawks
SEATTLE, Wash. - Former Whitworth University tight end Michael Allan will get a second chance to make the National Football League. The two-time All-American and school record-holder has signed a contract with the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday and has been placed on the team's 80-man roster.
Shufeldt and Turner set Whitworth records
Joy Shufeldt and Tonya Turner ran to new Whitworth University track and field records, and possibly to next week's NCAA Championships, during the Willamette Last Chance meet on Tuesday evening at the Charles Bowles Track. Shufeldt, running by herself, finished with a time of 35:49.50 in the 10,000 meter run.
BYU's Religious Roots Make Move to WCC Easier
SPOKANE, Wash. - Here's something you don't hear all the time. The West Coast Conference actually considered BYU's religious affiliation to be a positive instead not a turn-off. Brigham Young University, owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, said it would leave the Mountain West Conference and place the majority of its sports, minus football, in the WCC.
Gonzaga's Aggressive Schedule Includes Stanford, North Carolina
SPOKANE, Wash. - The women at Gonzaga have their work cut out for them this upcoming basketball season. Kelly Graves, in his 11th year as head coach at Gonzaga, laid out his schedule for the upcoming season, one featuring games against the likes of Stanford, North Carolina, Mississippi and Notre Dame.
Bulldogs Lose 2-0 to No. 6 Florida State
PULLMAN, Wash. - In the first of what will be many matches against ranked opponents this season, the Gonzaga University women's soccer team was defeated 2-0 by Atlantic Coast Conference powerhouse Florida State University Sunday on the final day of the Washington State University Tournament.
Rhodes Scores Two Goals as Zags Win Season Opener
Junior forward Sarah Rhodes scored a pair of goals to help lift Gonzaga University to a 2-1 victory over the University of Utah Friday in the season opener at the Washington State University Tournament.
Gonzaga Part of ESPN's 24-Hour-Basketball Plan
ESPN will once again celebrate the opening of the college basketball season with 24-hour-coverage in November. And once again, Gonzaga will be on the VIP guest list. Gonzaga will play San Diego State in the O'Rielly Auto Parts CBE Classic in Spokane on Nov. 16 - and ESPN will air the game live at 8 p.m. (PT).
NCAA rules Masoli eligible, can play immediately
It turns out Mississippi quarterback Jeremiah Masoli can now play for the Rebels immediately.
3 more UNC starters not on team flight to Atlanta
By AARON BEARD AP Sports Writer Three more North Carolina defensive starters are not traveling with the team for Saturday's game in Atlanta against LSU, meaning the 18th-ranked Tar Heels could be...
MSU's Lucious pleads guilty to reckless driving
Michigan State junior guard Korie Lucious has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor reckless driving.
No. 14 USC beats Hawaii 49-36 in Kiffin's debut
Southern California was all smiles, except for coach Lane Kiffin.
LSU tops 12 tailgating spots in college football
By RALPH D. RUSSO AP College Football Writer It's not just a game in college football, it's a daylong party.
Utah beats No. 15 Pittsburgh in OT
Utah was wavering between stifling defense and play sloppy enough to blow an 11-point lead before Brian Blechen saved the Utes.
No. 8 Nebraska goes down to wire with QB call
Nebraska fans haven't forgotten that one-point loss to Texas in the Big 12 championship game and they're still celebrating next year's move to the Big Ten.
No. 7 Sooners seek entry into 800-win club
The pictures on the walls and the old videos Bob Stoops shows to his players serve as a reminder that Oklahoma's program has been thriving for decades, since long before any of them were around.
Notre Dame's Kelly makes debut vs Purdue
Brian Kelly set the rules early for his players: No earrings or ball caps, organize your lockers, keep your helmets on and pay attention to detail during practices that won't last more than 2½ hours.
Tide's Dareus ruled ineligible for 2 games
Alabama defensive end Marcell Dareus has been declared ineligible for two games for accepting nearly $2,000 in improper benefits during two trips to Miami.
Funeral for teen motorcycle racer killed at Indy
Associated Press - September 3, 2010 4:05 PM ET VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) - Family members cried and hugged each other for support as pallbearers carried the casket of 13-year-old motorcycle racer...
QB weekend at BYU includes Washington coach
Associated Press - September 3, 2010 2:05 PM ET PROVO, Utah (AP) - BYU is honoring some of its former great quarterbacks this weekend as the Cougars host Washington in the season opener.
New-look Cowboys open against Washington State
Associated Press - September 3, 2010 11:35 AM ET STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) - After spending five years building his program at Oklahoma State, Mike Gundy is all but starting over.
Search continues for climber in North Cascades
Associated Press - September 3, 2010 9:35 AM ET MARBLEMOUNT, Wash. (AP) - The search continues Friday for a climber missing in North Cascades National Park.
Thursday's Scores
Associated Press - September 3, 2010 12:05 AM ET PREP FOOTBALL Odessa Permian, Texas 39, Bethel 21 Copyright 2010 The Associated Press.
Raiders beat Seahawks 27-24 in exhibition finale
Associated Press - September 3, 2010 1:25 AM ET OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Bruce Gradkowski threw two touchdown passes in the first quarter and the Oakland Raiders mostly used backups to end the...
Choo drives in 5 to power Indians
Associated Press - September 3, 2010 1:05 AM ET SEATTLE (AP) - Shin-Soo Choo drove in five runs with a bases-loaded double and a two-run home run to give the Cleveland Indians a 6-3 victory...
Nevada beats Eastern Washington 49-24
Associated Press - September 3, 2010 1:05 AM ET RENO, Nev. (AP) - Colin Kaepernick passed for 306 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for two others as Nevada beat Eastern Washington 49-24 on...
Seattle's Jackson selected MVP for third time
Associated Press - September 2, 2010 8:55 PM ET SEATTLE (AP) - Seattle Storm forward Lauren Jackson was selected the WNBA's most valuable player for the third time in her career on Thursday...
MVP Jackson leads Storm past Mercury in Game 1
Associated Press - September 3, 2010 12:25 AM ET SEATTLE (AP) - Lauren Jackson had 23 points and 17 rebounds to lead the Seattle Storm to an 82-74 victory over the Phoenix Mercury on Thursday...
Virginia, Idaho senators make friendly bet
Associated Press - September 3, 2010 3:54 PM ET RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - U.S. Sens. Mark Warner of Virginia and James Risch of Idaho have made a friendly wager on Monday night's football game...
Idaho blanks North Dakota 45-0
Associated Press - September 3, 2010 1:44 AM ET MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) - Nate Enderle threw for 311 yards and two touchdowns to lead Idaho to a 45-0 victory over North Dakota Thursday night in the...
Thursday's Scores
Associated Press - September 3, 2010 12:14 AM ET PREP FOOTBALL Borah 34, Boise Copyright 2010 The Associated...
Moore directs show for No. 3 Boise St
Associated Press - August 30, 2010 3:24 PM ET BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Kellen Moore is uniquely indistinguishable. He's modest and reserved, unlikely to draw attention to himself.
Saturday's Scores
Associated Press - August 29, 2010 12:14 AM ET PREP FOOTBALL Butte County 37, Cole Valley 0 Copyright 2010...
Friday's Scores
Associated Press - August 28, 2010 1:24 AM ET PREP FOOTBALL American Falls 34, Aberdeen 20
Boise State seeks to expand Bronco Stadium
Associated Press - August 27, 2010 8:34 PM ET BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Boise State wants to expand its football stadium again and courting the donors who can help pay the costs.
Boise State, Idaho talking about future games
Associated Press - August 24, 2010 2:14 PM ET BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Athletic officials from Boise State and Idaho are talking about options for keeping the rivalry alive after the Broncos switch...
Sports Illustrated featuring Boise State sells out
More copies of the Sports Illustrated issue with Boise State football players on the front cover are on the way to Idaho.
Sports Illustrated featuring Boise State sells out
Associated Press - August 17, 2010 8:34 AM ET BOISE, Idaho (AP) - More copies of the Sports Illustrated issue with Boise State football players on the front cover are on the way to...
Mt. Spokane Outlasts Central Valley in GSL Opener
SPOKANE -- The Greater Spokane League season is off and running, literally, with a 33-27 thriller Thursday night at Joe Albi Stadium. Mt. Spokane overcame an early 13-7 lead and 105 rushing yards from Central Valley running back Ryan Nungester.
Bears Blitz Dust Devils, 9-1
The Yakima Bears (23-12, 41-32) blew what was a tied game wide open with five runs in the fifth to defeat the Tri-City Dust Devils (12-23, 29-44) 9-1 and clinch the second-half Northwest League East title in front of 3,131 fans at County Stadium Thursday night.
Raiders Sink Seahawks in Preseason Finale
Bruce Gradkowski threw two touchdown passes in the first quarter and the Oakland Raiders mostly used backups to end the preseason with a 27-24 victory over the Seattle
Seahawks on Thursday night.
Returning to Tradition
Some schools aim to be on top. Some try to stay there. Others try to live up to the tradition of being the king of the hill.
Ams undergo fitness evaluation
The 2010 WHL Western Conference champs are back in town, and getting put to the test right away. On Sunday night, both returning players and newcomers underwent a fitness evaluation...
Americans Sign Trio of Prospects
Tri-City Americans' Governor/General Manager Bob Tory announced today that the team has signed 16-year-olds Justin Hamonic, Dylan Fluter and Gage Rapitta to standard WHL Players Contracts.
Seven Americans Head to NHL Camps
Tri-City Americans' Governor/General Manager Bob Tory announced today that seven Americans skaters will be heading off to NHL Training Camps this September.
Eagles Launch Season on the Road Against Nevada
The college football season starts Thursday night, with Eastern Washington kicking things off on the road against Nevada. The Eagles face a stiff challenge against the Wolfpack's pistol offense. The high-powered system, put in place in 2004, features the quarterback in a shotgun formation with a running back directly behind him.
Cate Expected to Start for Central Washington
ELLENSBURG, Wash. - The Central Wildcats had a chance over the weekend to take their offense for a test drive. What they determined is that Oklahoma State transfer Alex Cate will be the starting quarterback. Cate and Ryan Robertson, from Sammamish, Wash. split snaps during the scrimmage, but the team's depth chart now puts Cate on the top line.
Season Opener Preparations
There are seven days until Central Washington opens its season at home against Minnesota Duluth.
Ranked Preseason #5 - Not Good Enough
A year after finishing the season with a school-record 12 wins. The Central Washington Wildcats are shooting for the stars again.
Central Defense: A Lot to Live Up to
This year's Central defense has got a lot to live up to.
Central Washington 5th in Preseason Poll
WACO, Texas -- The Central Washington University football team is ranked fifth in the American Football Coaches Association Division II preseason poll for 2010, as was released Monday by the AFCA.This marks the third consecutive season that CWU is ranked in the top 25 by the AFCA heading into the season. The Wildcats were listed 11th in the 2008 preseason poll and 14th in the 2009 preseason ranking.
Looking to Overcome Offensive Struggles
One of the key concerns entering training camp for Central Washington - its offense. The unit ranked 75th out of 148 teams last year.
Former Wildcat Snowdon Signs with Philadelphia Phillies
Andrew Snowdon, who was a part of the Central Washington University baseball program for three seasons including two years as a letterman for the Wildcats, has signed a professional contract with the Philadelphia Phillies organization.
Two Wildcats Named to Division II All-Academic Team
Central Washington University track and field standouts Tyler Fischer (Cashmere, Wash.) and Torrie Self (Kent, Wash./Kent-Meridian HS) have both been named to the 2010 United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division II All-Academic Team.
Former Central Wildcat Signs on With Phillies
ELLENSBURG, Wash. -- Andrew Snowdon, who was a part of the Central Washington University baseball program for three seasons including two years as a letterman for the Wildcats, has signed a professional contract with the Philadelphia Phillies organization.
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