EASTERN WASHINGTON EAGLES WOMEN'S LACROSSE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Eastern Washington University, founded in 1882 and located in Cheney, Washington, fields a women's lacrosse program competing at the Division I-FCS level within the Big Sky Conference during the spring season. The Eagles represent a student-athlete population of 10,915 across their Cheney campus, drawing from the Pacific Northwest region where lacrosse has grown significantly over the past two decades. As a Big Sky Conference member, Eastern Washington competes against regional rivals in one of the NCAA's most geographically diverse conferences, spanning from California through Montana and into the Pacific Northwest.

Competing in the spring season, the Eagles women's lacrosse program operates within the traditional NCAA calendar, allowing student-athletes to balance academics with spring athletics. Eastern Washington's FCS classification places the program within a competitive tier that emphasizes regional recruiting and competitive balance across the conference. The Big Sky Conference has developed into a meaningful platform for women's lacrosse, with member institutions increasingly investing in the sport to strengthen their athletic departments and institutional profiles throughout the western United States.

KEY FACTS

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BIG SKY CONFERENCE WOMEN'S LACROSSE PROGRAMS

• California State University, Sacramento Hornets
• Idaho State Bengals
• Montana State University-Bozeman Montana State University-Bozeman
• Northern Arizona Lumberjacks
• Portland State Vikings
• Idaho Vandals
• Montana Grizzlies
• Northern Colorado Bears
• Weber State Wildcats

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