Its back to Spokane for Eastern Washington Track and Field, as the team will compete at the Inland NW Challenge, hosted by Whitworth. The meet will take place at The Podium on Saturday, Jan. 28, with events starting at 9:30 a.m. Pacific Time.

First on the track will be the men's 5000m. The field events start on Saturday with women's weight throw and men's shot put.

Along with the host school Whitworth, Eastern will compete against Big Sky foe Idaho, along with athletes from Washington State.

The Eagles competed at the Lauren McCluskey Memorial Open in Moscow, Idaho this past weekend and Zach Klobutcher broke the program's indoor men's Pole Vault record to win the event. The junior cleared the bar at 5.21m, the second best result in the Big Sky this season.

Savannah Schultz would gave Eastern two wins in the pole vault, winning the women's event after clearing 3.91m (12-9 3/4 ). Schultz performance gives her the second-best mark in the conference this season.

In the men's weight throw, Alax Grimes won the event with a 18.31m toss, which comes in at the seventh-best mark in program history. Grimes is now fifth on Big Sky leaderboard with his throw this past Saturday.

Bobby Say earned the conference's third-best mark in the men's long jump with a 7.21m (23'8") performance.

Cody Teevens placed seventh in the heptathlon with 4.560 points and he moved into the 10 spot on the top-10 list. Teevens is third this season on the conference leaderboard for the heptathlon.

During the women's 60m hurdles, Madelyn Knight finished with a time of 8.75 seconds, ranking third in program history. The senior now holds the third spot on the conference leaderboard.

Up Next
Eastern Washington will stay at The Podium next week to compete in the Washington State Open. The meet runs from Thursday, Feb. 2 through Saturday, Feb. 4.

Event Schedule
Field
9:30 AM Women's Weight Throw (2 flights – 9 to finals)
9:30 AM Men's Shot Put(3 flights – 9 to finals)
9:30 AM Women's Long Jump(2 flights – 9 to finals)
9:30 AM Men's Long Jump(2 flights – 9 to finals)
9:30 AM Women's Pole Vault (1 pit – open Height 2.61 by 15cm)
~12:30 PM Women's Triple Jump (follow WLJ) (1 flight – 9 to finals)
~12:30 PM Men's Triple Jump (follow MLJ)(1 flight – 9 to finals)
~12:30 PM Women's Shot Put (follow MSP) (2 flights – 9 to finals)
~12:30 PM Men's Weight Throw (follow WWT) (2 flights – 9 to finals)
~12:30 PM Men's Pole Vault (follow WPV) (2 pits – OH 3:16 & 3.91 by 15cm)
1:30 PM Women's High Jump (1 pit – open Height 1.37 by 5cm)
1:30 PM Men's High Jump (1 pit – open Height 1.51 by 5cm)
 
Running
9:30 AM Men's 5K1H
9:50 AM Men's 4x 8001H
10:05 AM NATIONAL ANTHEM
10:20 AM Men's 60 Meters Qualifying6H – Winner & 6 fast (12 free pass)
10:35 AM Women's 60m Hurdles, Prelim3h – Winner & 5 fastest
10:50 AM Men's 60m Hurdles, Prelim4H – Winner & 4 fastest
11:15 AM Women's 60 Meters, Prelim4H – Winner & 4 fastest
11:30 AM Men's 60 Meters Prelim3H – Winner & 5 fastest
11:45 AM Girls Invite Elite HS 60m Hurdle FINAL
11;50 AM Women's 60m Hurdles, FINAL1H
11:55 AM Boys Invite Elite HS 60m Hurdle FINAL
12;00 PM Men's 60m Hurdles, FINAL1H
12:05 PM Girls Invite Elite HS 60m FINAL
12:10 PM Women's 60 Meters, FINAL1H
12:15 PM Boys Invite Elite HS 60m FINAL
12:20 PM Men's 60 Meters FINAL1H
12:40 PM Girls Invite Elite HS Mile
12:47 PM Women's Mile2H
1:00 PM Boys Invite Elite HS Mile
1:07 PM Men's Mile2H
1:20 PM Women's 400 Meters5H
1:35 PM Men's 400 Meters5H
1:50 PM Women's 800 Meters2H
2:00 PM Men's 800 Meters2H
2:10 PM Women's 200 Meters~9H
2:35 PM Men's 200 Meters~11H
3:05 PM Women's 3000 Meters1H
3:20 PM Men's 3000 Meters1H
3:35 PM Women's 4x400-Meter Relay3H
3:50 PM Men's 4x400 Meter Relay3H