EASTERN WASHINGTON EAGLES BASEBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Eastern Washington University, located in Cheney, Washington, and founded in 1882, competes in the Big Sky Conference as a Division I FCS program serving 10,915 students. The Eagles baseball program operates with a 14-player roster competing during the spring season, representing one of the smaller baseball operations in college athletics. Competing within the Big Sky Conference structure, Eastern Washington fields a team that balances academic mission with athletic competition at the NCAA Division I level.

The Eagles maintain their baseball program as part of the university's broader athletic portfolio in the FCS classification. With institutional roots stretching back over 140 years and based in Washington state, Eastern Washington's baseball team represents the university's commitment to providing student-athletes with collegiate competition opportunities. The program's modest roster size reflects the realities of operating baseball at the FCS level within a conference that spans a broad geographic region across the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West.

KEY FACTS

ROSTER (2025-26)

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