Early fall
Ashland had a great sky yesterday. The autumn colors are just beginning. No snow on Mt. Ashland yet, and the forecast shows 80s for the next couple weeks so no snow on Mount A in the near future.
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11th Annual Brews & Boogie
Danielle Kelly Soul Project
Tonight (10/3/15) is the annual event at ScienceWorks featuring food, beer, and several local musicians. For this year’s event those acts include Jive Coulis, Frankie Hernandez & the Old Soul Parade, Danielle Kelly Soul Project, and DJ G_Rad from the Granite Taphouse. Tickets are $20, and things will be happening from 7 p.m. to midnight.
SOU soccer
Makena Totushek
@SOURaiders @SOUWomensSoccer @kenatotu
This weekend’s forecast is for good weather and lots of soccer on SOU’s field. Come watch. Details here.
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Johnnie Workman
@SOURaiders @SOU_Football @Matt_Retzlaff @johnnieworkz @serenarob11 @t_luebbert
I once heard a sports photographer say “no eyes, no ball, no shot”, meaning you have a throw-away photo if you don’t include the ball and the athlete’s eyes in the photo. While that isn’t always the case, it frequently is. Chopping feet off isn’t always as big a deal, but I still try to avoid it in many cases. To that end, today’s photos have recently been published on souraiders.com with missing balls or feet so I present them here in their original entirety.
Matt Retzlaff
Serena Robertson
Tyler Luebbert
Some of you may have found your way here through the link on souraiders.com. I have had several people email me asking questions about buying prints or about finding all of my photos for a certain sport.
The photos I post here are a small fraction of the photos I actually have. If you would like to print any of the photos on this blog, you are welcome to do so at no charge. Be sure to click on the photo to get to the higher resolution size which will print with more quality. If you want to use them on the web (Facebook, Twitter, etc.), you are welcome to do so if you link back to traveljapanblog.com/ashland in the description of the photo. If you are using the photo in a newspaper or magazine, credit “Al Case, Ashland Daily Photo”.
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Undefeated SOU volleyball still at #8
Nila Lukens, Courtney Macklin, and Tyana Andrews
@SOURaiders @RaiderVB @TyanaAndrews @nillawafer_8
The new volleyball rankings came out today, and they look pretty much like the old ones as no one changed position in the top 10. Next week they will likely change as 15-0 SOU heads out on an important road trip. Their first stop is at College of Idaho, always tough on the road. The next stop will be against #7 Eastern Oregon.
The new #2
Joseph Lealofi and Julius Rucker Jr.
@SOURaiders @SOU_Football @Jrucker10
SOU football jumped two spots in the 2015 NAIA Football Coaches’ Top 25 Poll released today, up from the #4 position. The Raiders continue to be ranked #1 in the Massey Ratings. All of the Frontier Conference teams have a bye this weekend.
Predictions keep coming true
Kamerun Smith
@Kammi_LongxLegz @SOURaiders @SOU_Football
SOU football came up with a big win yesterday, outscoring Montana State-Northern by 73 points with mostly the second and third string players. That one wasn’t very difficult to predict, but let’s see what else happened…
I said Morningside would lose. They did.
I said all Frontier Conference teams would enter October with at least one loss. That happened too.
What’s next?
SOU football (3-1) has a bye this coming weekend. The following weekend will be a challenging road game at Montana-Western. compughterratings.com favors the Raiders by 5. Massey Ratings also predicts a Raider victory, by only 4 points though.
Although #1 Morningside lost, and will likely fall a few spots in the NAIA football coaches’ poll, Massey increased their computer ranking by two spots for barely losing to one of the best D3 teams. #3 Baker lost and will fall below SOU in tomorrow’s poll. Look for SOU to be in the #2 or #3 spot.
14-0
Corynn Kopra
@RinnieThePoooh @SOURaiders @RaiderVB
Winning games on the road, no matter how good you are, is never easy. However, the Raiders beat OIT this past Tuesday night in Klamath Falls after going down 2 games to 1. Full details here.
Still at #4
(L-R) Melvin Mason, Keegan Lawrence, Tanner Trosin, JJ Latu, and Zach Davis
@SOURaiders @SOU_Football @Sectionchamp2 @k_law21 @CCSaints
The Raiders dropped into a 4th place tie in the NAIA football coaches’ poll released today. Who plays who (or where) doesn’t seem to be taken into consideration. Beat College of Idaho on the road? Doesn’t matter. That’s why the coaches’ poll looks nothing like the computer rankings which have five Frontier Conference football teams in the top eight positions.
The new #1 (according to the coaches), Morningside, will likely lose to a D3 opponent this weekend so look for the Raiders to move up next week regardless of how many more points than Montana State Northern they score.
The game of the week this weekend will be Carroll at Montana Western. The coaches have dubbed it #6 at #16, but Massey more correctly puts it at #2 at #3. Should be a good game.
Cascade Conference Players of the Week
Ashlyn Flynn
@SOURaiders @B_RAB13 @ashlynflynn0216 @RaiderVB
SOU’s Jared Hixon was selected as the Cross Country Runner of the Week. Ashlyn Flynn and Brendan Allen received honorable mention for volleyball (defensive) and men’s soccer (offensive).
