Tyler Powell brings high-energy two-way juice to Eastern Washington
In the 2024-25 season, Tyler Powell emerged as a reliable, momentum-shifting guard for Eastern Washington, with a career-best 17 points in a February win over Portland State and a 7-for-7 shooting night that showed how efficient he can be when he’s in rhythm[14]. He was also described as a high-energy, relentlessly positive presence, and his recent starts came after a teammate injury opened the door—proof he can step in, compete, and give a team versatile, low-drama toughness[14][11]. At 6-foot-5, he adds length, physicality, and multi-category value, though his earlier career shooting numbers suggest he fits best as an impact connector rather than a volume scorer[2][3].
