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2018-19 Signing Period

Women's Track & Field

Eagles Add Four New Athletes for 2019-2020 Season

Eastern track and field team signs three from Washington and one from Oregon

The Eastern Washington University Track and Field team has added four athletes who have signed National Letters of Intent for the 2019-2020 season to attend EWU and compete for the Eagles.
                   
Eastern adds three women from Washington including distance runner McKenzie Gaines from Lewis and Clark High School in Spokane, Wash. The fourth signee is from Oregon. 
 
Madelyn Knight           Walla Walla, Wash. / Walla Walla HS '19
HS: Will graduate from Walla Walla High School in the spring of 2019. She will be competing in the hurdles and the heptathlon at EWU. She was a part of the 4x100 team that took eighth at the WIAA 4A State Championships in 2018. Her best time in the 200 is 27.32, in the 400 is 1:03.48, in the 100 hurdles is 16.17 and in the 300 hurdles is 48.83.
 
Madison Wilson        Hermiston, Ore. / Hermiston HS '19
HS: Will graduate from Hermiston High School in the spring of 2019. She will be competing in the hurdles and the heptathlon at EWU. She has gone to the OSAA 5A State Championships all three years she has been in high school. She placed second in the 100 hurdles her sophomore and junior year at the State Championships. Her best time in the 100 hurdles is 14.73, in the 300 hurdles is 46.35.
 
McKenzie Gaines       Spokane, Wash. / Lewis & Clark HS '19
HS: Will graduate from Lewis and Clark High School in the spring of 2019. She will be competing in cross country and distance at EWU. She is a three-year varsity athlete. Her best time in the 1600 is 5:17.21 and in the 3200 is 11.19.09.
 
Faith Kennedy           Nine Mile, Wash. / Lakeside HS '19
HS: Will graduate from Lakeside High School in the spring of 2019. She will be competing in the sprints at EWU. She is a three-year varsity athlete and has gone to state her sophomore and junior years. She placed first in the 400 her junior year and third her sophomore year at the WIAA 1A State Championships. Her best time in the 400 is 57.64, in the 100 is 12.74 and in the 200 is 25.60. 
 
 
 
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