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\n Eastern Washington football posted the highest GPA among member teams in the conference
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\nEWU posted a 3.46 cumulative GPA for the 2025-26 academic year, topping all 12 other football programs in the conference.\u00a0
\nAfter final grades were submitted, three Eagles posted 4.0 GPAs, and 52 had GPA’s over 3.0 for the year.\u00a0
\nThe team GPA titles are based on the entire year and not just the season they competed in.
\nAcademic success is nothing new for the Eagles this past year, with 37 earning Big Sky All-Academic honors<\/a> for the fall quarter.\u00a0
\nIn January, six Eagles earned CoSIDA Academic All-District honors<\/a>. The six student-athletes honored included Dylan Conner<\/a>, Landon Cooper<\/a>, Jaylon Jenkins<\/a>, Landon Ogles<\/a>, Trevor Thurman<\/a> and Nolan Ulm<\/a>.
\nSeven Eastern student-athletes then were named to the National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society in April<\/a>. Conner, Cooper, Ogles, Thurman and Ulm qualified for the Honor Society and were joined by Aidan Corning<\/a> and Noah Cronquist<\/a>.
\nUlm added semifinalist for the William V. Campbell Trophy<\/a> to his academic accolades during his final season in Cheney.\u00a0
\nFootball’s GPA helped EWU post a department GPA of 3.0 for the 57th consecutive quarter<\/a> in the spring. Football had a 3.27 GPA during the spring quarter.\u00a0
\n2025-26 Big Sky Team Academic Champions
\nFootball: Eastern Washington (3.46)
\nSoccer: Northern Arizona (3.80)
\nVolleyball: Idaho (3.76)
\nMen’s Cross Country: Weber State (3.57)
\nWomen’s Cross Country: Idaho State (3.88)
\nMen’s Basketball: Weber State (3.66)
\nWomen’s Basketball: Montana State (3.76)\u00a0
\nMen’s Track & Field: Weber State (3.53)
\nWomen’s Track & Field: Idaho State (3.70)
\nMen’s Tennis: Portland State (3.82)
\nWomen’s Tennis: Montana (3.86)
\nMen’s Golf: Idaho (3.77)
\nWomen’s Golf: Portland State (3.90)
\nSoftball: Idaho State (3.64)
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