Happy birthday, Isiah Carter!
Isiah Carter (October 2016)
@SOURaiders @SOU_Football @CarterTheGr8_
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Happy birthday, Jordan Faifai!
Jordan Faifai
@JordanF1369
Happy birthday, Rayden Kaneshiro!
Rayden Kaneshiro
@SOURaiders @SOU_Football @KaneshiroRayden @gunner_yates @blake_asciutto
Happy birthday, Gabbie Johnson!
Gabbie Johnson with the game winner (October 1, 2022)
Beats Antique @ Ashland Armory
Beats Antique February PNW Tour 2023
@BeatsAntique @LiveAtTheArmory
The fun continues tonight in Eugene.
February 8, 2023 – Ashland Armory
Miles Jay (new live member of Beats Antique in place of David Satori who has, at least temporarily, retired from live performances
Zoe Jakes
Beginning tonight in Ashland
@SOURaiders @souraiders_wbb @allison_danasia @SOUhoops @TerranceTez
Danasia Allison
Tez Allen
Kyara Tagami
Happy birthday, Christian Graney!
Christian Graney
@SOURaiders @SOU_Football @graneychristian
You make the call
@SOURaiders @SOU_Softball @ashton05cathey @dejaacosta24 @KerlingSarah
Last weekend featured the first games of the year for SOU softball. Maybe some people, including the umpires, were a little bit rusty?
I think I noticed at least five questionable calls and was able to photograph three of them.
Ashton Cathey
On the above play, the runner was called “safe”.
Deja Acosta
Deja Acosta
The hit below was ruled an out because, according to the umpire behind the plate, at the moment of bat-ball contact, the batter was outside the lines of the batter’s box. First of all, by this point in the second game of a doubleheader, the lines of the batter’s box are mostly gone. Second, the photo below is after the moment of bat-ball contact. She was actually even more in the box when bat-ball contact happened. Finally, how can an umpire behind the plate, who is simultaneously calling balls and strikes, see where a batter’s feet are at the moment they make contact? Aren’t they probably looking at the location of the batter’s feet a second after contact is made at best?
Sarah Kerling