CHENEY, Wash.
– Andrew Cook’s impressive performance, which included 20 points, propelled Eastern Washington to an 87-81 victory over North Dakota on Wednesday evening.
Cook also contributed five rebounds for the Eagles, who improved their record to 2-7 with this win.
Emmett Marquardt added to the effort with 16 points, boasting an efficient shooting night of 7 for 11 and managing to sink 1 of 3 from long range.
Nic McClain also made a significant impact, scoring 15 points with a shooting line of 4 for 12, including 2 for 4 from three-pointer territory, while also collecting six rebounds and distributing five assists.
This victory was a welcome relief for the Eagles as it ended a frustrating stretch of six consecutive losses.

On the other hand, the Fightin’ Hawks, who now hold a record of 3-5, were led in scoring by Treysen Eaglestaff, who netted 24 points throughout the game.
Amar Kuljuhovic was another key player for North Dakota, contributing 20 points and grabbing nine rebounds, showcasing a strong effort both offensively and defensively.
Additionally, Mier Panoam finished with 16 points and two steals, rounding out a competitive game for the Fightin’ Hawks.
This matchup highlighted the determination of both teams, with Eastern Washington successfully breaking their losing streak while North Dakota continued to showcase their offensive capabilities.