Eagles suffer late-game heartbreak in Amherst despite Lawson II’s career night
The Eastern Michigan University men's basketball team fell to the University of Massachusetts Minutemen 70-67 on Jan. 31, 2026, at the Mullins Center.
The Eastern Michigan University men's basketball team fell to the University of Massachusetts Minutemen 70-67 on Jan. 31, 2026, at the Mullins Center.
The Eastern Michigan University gymnastics team delivered a dominant 191.575–155.025 victory over Wilberforce University on Feb. 27 in Ypsilanti, marking the first meeting between the programs and extending the Eagles’ undefeated home record. With strong performances across all four rotations and a meet-high all-around showing from senior Kyrie Lowe, EMU showcased its depth, balance and momentum as the 2025 season continues.
Despite an early lead and a strong performance from Mak Manciel, the Eagles' men's basketball team was outpaced after the break as Central Michigan turned a two-point halftime margin into a decisive rivalry win.
The inaugural Eagle Watch celebrates Eastern Michigan University athletes who delivered outstanding performances during the week of Jan. 18–25, 2026. Highlights include record-breaking performances in gymnastics, basketball, track and field, tennis, diving and swimming, showcasing the Eagles’ talent, determination and competitive excellence across multiple sports.
Eastern Michigan University’s swim and dive teams returned to Jones Natatorium on Jan. 24 for a conference matchup against Ball State, falling 166.5–133.5 despite strong individual performances. The Eagles dominated the diving events, swept the 100-yard butterfly and recorded six personal bests, showcasing their depth and talent as they look ahead to Senior Day on Feb. 7.
Eastern Michigan University gymnastics faced a loaded field at the Air Force Quad on Jan. 23, finishing third with a 193.750 behind Air Force and Boise State. Highlighted by standout performances from Abby Brushwood and a season-high balance beam rotation, the Eagles improved to 5–2 overall and continued to build momentum in their 50th varsity season.
The Eastern Michigan University Eagles pushed Kent State University to the brink in a thrilling double-overtime battle but ultimately came up just short in a heartbreaking loss. Despite resilient late-game execution and extended play, the Eagles were unable to secure the win as Kent State capitalized in the final moments.
Eastern Michigan University’s track and field teams dominated the third annual Bob Parks Memorial at Bowen Field House, highlighted by multiple personal-best performances and event victories across sprints, hurdles, jumps and distance races. The meet also celebrated the contributions of 11 seniors, setting the stage for EMU to carry strong momentum into upcoming indoor competitions.
The Eastern Michigan Eagles celebrated their 50th varsity season with a hard-fought victory over Northern Illinois and SUNY Brockport at the second annual Golden Girls Classic. Senior Kyrie Lowe anchored the performance by clinching the all-around title with a 38.825, leading the Eagles to a win in their final scheduled regular-season Mid-American Conference meeting with the Huskies.
Eastern Michigan men’s basketball showed offensive efficiency and resilience but fell 85–79 on the road to Bowling Green, despite two 22-point performances and a strong second-half push. The Falcons’ blistering three-point shooting, particularly in the first half, proved decisive as the loss dropped the Eagles to 9–10 overall and 3–4 in MAC play.
The Eastern Michigan Eagles defeated Northern Illinois University 77-59, highlighted by a second-half surge in which the team shot 60% from the field to secure their third consecutive win in the rivalry, with efforts led by Addison Patterson’s 20 points and a strong bench performance.
Despite holding a six-point halftime lead, the Eastern Michigan University men’s basketball team fell to Western Michigan University at University Arena, 79-62
The Eastern Michigan University men’s basketball team earned a dominant 74–52 MAC victory over Ball State University, improving to 8–8 overall and 2–2 in conference play, behind elite shooting efficiency, strong rebounding and balanced scoring. The 22-point win marked the Eagles’ largest margin of victory in the series and sets the tone as they head to Kalamazoo to face Western Michigan University.
Ohio erased a 20-point second-half deficit to defeat Eastern Michigan 68-67 on a buzzer-beating 30-footer. Despite leading for 34:57 and receiving a team-high 17 points from Addison Patterson, the Eagles fell as the Bobcats surged with a 53-point second half.
Led by Carlos Hart’s 23-point double-double and Mohammad Habhab’s nation-leading statistical performance, the Eastern Michigan University men’s basketball team secured an 80-74 victory over UMass in their first-ever meeting as conference rivals.
The Eastern Michigan University men's basketball team fell just short in a 70-64 nonconference road loss to Wright State University on Dec. 22, 2025.
With Eagles' leading scorer Mo Habhab in street clothes, the rest of the team stepped up in the big man's absence - scoring a 38 point home victory and advancing to 6-4 on the campaign.
Eastern Michigan's women's basketball extended their win streak to three with a dominant 54 point home win over Defiance College on Dec. 5, 2025.
The Eagles aimed for their second straight victory over a “Power 5” opponent — but would fail to secure it in an 84-68 road defeat to Butler.
Following a milestone victory over Cincinnati, Eastern Michigan's men's basketball team secured a 73-55 victory over NJIT at the George Gervin GameAbove Center on Black Friday.