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More Than a Ranking: Cort Gebbers Proves He Belongs on the National Stage


CHENEY, Wash. — When sophomore thrower Cort Gebbers arrived at the NCAA West First Round in Fayetteville, Arkansas, few expected him to be competing for a trip to the NCAA Championships.

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Eagles Promote Hayden Hollinger Ahead of 2026 Season


CHENEY, Wash. — Eastern Washington University and head women's soccer coach Missy Strasburg have announced the promotion of Hayden Hollinger to Associate Head Coach ahead of the 2026 season.

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EWU Men’s Basketball Adds Swedish Guard Isak Homelius


CHENEY, Wash. – Eastern Washington Eagles men's basketball head coach Dan Monson announced the addition of Isak Homelius to the Eagles' roster for the upcoming season.

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Collins named among Top 100 Athletic Directors by Silver Waves Media


EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Well into his tenure leading the athletic department, Eastern Washington Associate Vice President and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Tim Collins is earning national recognition. Collins was named one of the Top 100 Athletic Directors in America by Silver Waves Media, announced today.

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Gebbers Punches Ticket to NCAA Championships at West First Rounds


FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Eastern Washington sent six athletes to the NCAA West First Rounds, with one Eagle punching his ticket to the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Ore.

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