Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of The Eastern Echo's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query. You can also try a Basic search
1000 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
Wrestling and gymnastics aren’t exactly two sports that you would combine together in the same category other than being two sports that get little to no attention when it comes to the Eastern Michigan University realm of athletics.
A second half scoring drought for the Eagles gave the Eastern Michigan University women's basketball team its second loss in the span of a week, this time to Akron University in a Mid-American Conference match-up, by a score of 75-72 on Saturday afternoon in Akron, Ohio.
Coming off the controversial loss to Ball State University, the Eastern Michigan men’s basketball team would lose its fourth straight game to the Kent State University Golden Flashes, 73-58, in Kent, OH.
The Mid-American Conference gave its resolution to the Eastern Michigan-Ball State double overtime ending Sunday afternoon by suspending two of the three referees involved for two games and banning them from MAC post-season play.
For Eastern Michigan senior gymnast Kimberly Ebeyer, Sunday afternoon marked a homecoming as her Eagles faced off against the Ball State University Cardinals.
Compiling the best score on the balance beam in program history, the Eastern Michigan University women’s gymnastics team recorded a 195.05 score notching two wins against Ball State University and Illinois State University Sunday afternoon in Muncie, Ind.
EMU-BSU Officials Suspended by MAC after Controversial Finish
Eastern Michigan University was on the receiving end of refereeing that some saw as questionable as it lost its third straight Mid-American Conference meeting.
Janay Morton’s hot shooting early and defensive effort helped the Eastern Michigan University women’s basketball team defeat the University of Toledo Rockets, 59-41, Saturday afternoon in Ypsilanti, Mich.
The Harlem Globetrotters took to the court to showcase their skills Friday at the Convocation Center. But what most people didn’t know was that there was an Eastern Michigan Eagle soaring amongst the crowd.
The fifth annual Jock Jamz brought multiple Eastern Michigan University athletic teams to Pease Auditorium to show off their lip-syncing and dancing skills. The wrestling, baseball, softball, rowing, men's and women's track and field, gymnastics and women’s soccer teams took the stage to compete for bragging rights and the 2016 Jock Jamz trophy.
The struggles for Eastern Michigan leading scorer Cha Sweeney continued Wednesday night as she was held to only two points as the Eagles suffered their third loss in the Mid-American Conference to the Ball State University Cardinals, 76-54, in Muncie, Ind.
The Eastern Michigan men’s basketball team has now dropped back-to-back losses as Akron’s hot shooting gave the Eagles a 92-88 loss Tuesday night in Akron, OH.
The Eastern Michigan University wrestling team honored senior student Ramone Williams with the distinction of team captain on Sunday when it went up against Kent State University in a Mid-American Conference meeting.
The Eagles dropped the last four matches of the night to lose by a score of 19-14 to the Kent State University Golden Flashes at the Convocation Center on Sunday, despite being in the lead early in the competition.
The Eastern Michigan University men’s swimming and diving team took the pool for the first time in the New Year, where it would split a couple of dual meets against Purdue University and Ball State University.
The Eastern Michigan women’s gymnastics team was able to pick up one win over Bowling Green State University but fell to Western Michigan University in this afternoon’s Mid-American Conference tri-meet in Kalamazoo.
Cha Sweeney came into today's game averaging 20 points a game – third in the Mid-American Conference but, today, was held scoreless.
Although the Eastern Michigan Eagles rallied from being down 20 points to tie the game late in the second half, a Raven Lee three-point shot fell short in their final possession as they lost to the Bowling Green State University Falcons 84-79 Saturday night.
A new tear in the Eastern Michigan University Indoor Practice Facility was discovered Wednesday morning according to EMU officials. This is after the original tear caused the collapse of the facility on Nov. 29.
