CHENEY, Wash. — Eastern Washington University men's basketball was well represented when the Big Sky Conference announced its 2025–26 postseason awards, highlighted by a major honor for
Isaiah Moses and multiple Eagles earning All-Conference recognition.
Moses was named the Big Sky Newcomer of the Year and earned a unanimous selection to the First Team All-Conference, recognizing his immediate impact in his first season with the Eagles. He becomes one of the conference's top honorees after leading Eastern Washington offensively and emerging as one of the most efficient guards in the league.
In addition to Moses' accolades, two more Eagles were recognized among the conference's top performers.
Alton Hamilton IV and
Kiree Huie were both named to the Big Sky Second Team All-Conference, giving Eastern Washington three All-Conference selections for the season.
Moses played a key role in Eastern Washington's success throughout the year, providing consistent scoring and leadership in the backcourt. His unanimous First Team selection reflects the respect he earned from coaches across the conference while establishing himself as one of the Big Sky's premier players.
Hamilton IV was a dominant presence in the paint for the Eagles, anchoring the team on both ends of the floor with his scoring efficiency, rebounding, and rim protection. Huie also delivered a strong campaign, contributing as a versatile interior player and providing steady production throughout conference play.
The trio helped power Eastern Washington during the regular season and will look to carry that momentum into the postseason as the Eagles compete in the Big Sky Tournament.
2025–26 Big Sky Honors – Eastern Washington
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