CHENEY, Wash. — Eastern Washington University announced today the program's track and field schedule for the 2024-25 season, as finalized by Director of Track and Field Erin Tucker.

Eastern is slated to compete in 11 indoor and ten outdoor meets not including NCAA championships.

"We are happy to have the opportunity to compete again some pretty good competition throughout the indoor season," said Tucker. "This is pretty similar to what we did last year. There will be awesome competition at every meet and now we have more elite athletes that will definitely take advantage of the amazing schools we will compete against. Having access to the Podium each weekend is huge and being able to go to Idaho and UW to test ourselves on oversize tracks to get ready for the indoor Big Sky meet at NAU is huge! I believe the staff and I set us up for success and it is time to rock and roll in December! Outdoor, our two California trips, Long Beach and then Conference, helps us take advantage of the amazing California weather. We are super excited to have the Big Sky in California this year. Stay tuned for the fireworks! Go Eags!!!"

Indoor Season

The Eagles begin their indoor season on December 14 with the Spokane Invitational at The Podium, marking their only meet of the month. After the holidays, they'll return to The Podium for the Spokane Indoor Challenge and Spokane Sports Showcase on January 17-18.

On January 24-25, Eastern will travel to Moscow, Idaho, for the Lauren McCluskey Memorial, hosted by the University of Idaho. Then, on January 31-February 1, some Eagles will compete at the University of Washington Invite in Seattle, while others will return to The Podium for a meet hosted by Whitworth University.

In early February, most of the team will head to Moscow for the Idaho Invite (Feb. 6-8), while the multis will compete at the Riverfront Invite at The Podium. The regular season concludes with two meets: the Husky Classic in Seattle (Feb. 14-15) and the 4th Annual Whitworth Invite in Spokane.

The indoor season wraps up with the Big Sky Indoor Championship in Flagstaff, Arizona, from February 27 to March 1, hosted by Northern Arizona.

Outdoor Season

Eastern's outdoor season kicks off with the Sam Adams Classic (March 20-22) in Spokane, hosted by Whitworth. Next, the team will head to Eugene, Oregon, for the Oregon Preview on March 28, before competing at the Whitworth Peace Meet in Spokane on April 5.

From April 10-12, Whitworth will host another meet before the Eagles compete in four events over April 18-19: the Pacific Coast Invitational and Beach Invitational in Long Beach, California, and the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, California.

The team then travels to Pullman, Washington, for the Cougar Classic (April 25), before making their final tune-up before the Big Sky Championships with the Oregon State High Performance Meet in Corvallis, Oregon, and the Desert Heat Classic in Tucson, Arizona, both on May 2-3.

The regular outdoor season culminates with the 2024 Big Sky Outdoor Championship in Sacramento, California, for the Big Sky Outdoor Championships (May 15-16), hosted by Sacramento State.

Qualified athletes will compete at the NCAA Outdoor First Round in College Station, Texas, on May 28-31, before heading to the NCAA Outdoor Championship Finals in Eugene, Oregon, from June 11-14 at Hayward Field.

The 2024-25 EWU Track & Field schedule is subject to change.