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After Tim Snider, the audience at Techtoberfest was treated to “Levity Aerial Performance” which I think is a production of Le Cirque Centre in Ashland. Please correct me if I’m wrong.
The first 1,000 fans at tomorrow’s football game at Raider Stadium in Ashland will receive a free cowbell. This means that if you are one of the first 5,000 fans at the game, you want to bring ear plugs. Without them, you will be moving to the visitors section on the other side of the field or suffer from hearing loss. However, with rain in the forecast, you may want to be sitting under the roof.
Speaking of rain, what’s with the weather whenever the Fighting Saints and Raiders meet? There was some weird weather when Carroll came to SOU a few years ago, an extremely hot day in Ashland last year, the infamous snow game with negative temperatures in Helena last November, and the thunder and lightning in Helena last month.
play resumes in Helena, Montana after lightning delayed the game on 9/5/15
Been listening to X Suns all morning even though I’m not positive I will be able to make tonight’s show. Really good stuff. They sound a bit like Pelican and Russian Circles, two of my favorite bands.
October 15th, 2015 | Tags: club 66, X Suns | Category: only in ashland | Comments Off on X Suns @ Club 66 tonight
Tonight is the final, regular season home game for the 18-5 Ashland High School volleyball team. Hence, it is also senior night so today’s photos feature the team’s seniors. Game time is 6:45 at the AHS gym. Since Ashland is currently ranked #6 in the state, they will likely have a home playoff game as well (on Halloween).
The new Coaches’ Poll came out today. Carroll College’s home loss to Eastern Oregon University dropped Carroll from #4 to #11 in the official rankings. Massey Ratings isn’t buying it, however. They still have Carroll at #2 and SOU at #1. Of course Massey has Eastern Oregon at #7. With the most difficult schedule in the NAIA, Massey understands EOU’s 2-4 record a little better than the coaches who haven’t given EOU any votes.
Montana Western took SOU into overtime, but the coaches punished them as well. Montana Western is now down to #22 even though their only two losses were to SOU and Carroll. Massey has Montana Western at #4.
Clearly the NAIA coaches don’t want to see more than two Frontier Conference teams in the post season (and why would they as the only time a Frontier Conference team lost in the post season last year was when they had to play another Frontier Conference team!!!). Massey has 5 Frontier Conference teams in the top 7 (and 7 in the top 14)!
