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tomorrow’s games
Megan McArthur (soccer) and Dylan Young (football)

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SOU Athletics
tomorrow’s games
Megan McArthur (soccer) and Dylan Young (football)
Tonight is the annual pre-race pasta party at the Historic Ashland Armory. Feel free to just show up and pay at the door. You don’t need to be in the race tomorrow to come and eat tonight. The meal isn’t expensive, and all proceeds go to a great cause.
The Hannon Library is the building to the right.
Yesterday the Raiders found out that Rocky Mountain College will be forced to forfeit their prior victory against SOU due to an ineligible player when RMC squeaked out their 35-30 win back in August. RMC is appealing the verdict, but barring a change this means that SOU moves to 5-1 in the conference with a head-to-head matchup against the other 5-1 team (#7 ranked Carroll of Helena, Montana) in less than two weeks.
This year’s parade will be on Halloween beginning at 3:30. Last year I had a class to teach at that time so I missed it, but I will try to be there this year. Today’s photo is from the 2011 parade.
The Southern Oregon University football team is back in the polls for the first time since narrowly losing each of their first three games of the season. They beat #18 Montana Northern with ease this past Saturday for their fourth win in a row to earn a #22 ranking in this week’s poll. They have four more games to crack the top 16 in order to be assured a post-season game (or more) in the NAIA Championship Series.
Austin Dodge was named NAIA (and Frontier Conference) Player of the Week (again).

SOU Volleyball vs. Corban this past weekend
Brookelynn Cole & Renee Yomtob
Southern Oregon University won in three straight sets by the way.
The SOU Raiders will be hosting the #18 team in the country today. A victory for the Raiders will put them in the Top 25. The weather will be perfect. Come on out to Raider Stadium, and bring your kids. If they are 12 and under, they will get in for free.