SOU vs EOU action
Allison Gida and Carly Meister are scoring often for the Raiders early in this playoff game. The EOU site provides continuous updates, almost as good as a video feed or a radio broadcast.
30-28, SOU leads…

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Allison Gida and Carly Meister are scoring often for the Raiders early in this playoff game. The EOU site provides continuous updates, almost as good as a video feed or a radio broadcast.
30-28, SOU leads…
With Tuesday’s victory over Evergreen in Ashland, the Southern Oregon University Women’s Basketball Team earned the right to take on the #1 seed (Eastern) in the conference. The problem is that Eastern Oregon has a league best 12-1 home record. The good news is that SOU has a league best 10 wins on the road. It’s time for an upset in SOU’s favor.
Thanks to last weekend’s nightmare road trip for the Southern Oregon Men’s Basketball Team, they have dropped out of the rankings for the first time this year. A win this Wednesday night (against Northwest Christian on 2/27/14) won’t be enough, but it will be a start. They will also need to win a couple of road playoff games after winning on Wednesday to make it to the NAIA Championship Tournament.
Ashland High School graduate Allison Gida helped lead the Southern Oregon University Raiders to two road victories over Warner Pacific and Concordia this past weekend. She averaged 21 points. She also tied the SOU record with 9 steals and had a career high 15 rebounds.
Final score was 97-81. Thanks to losses by College of Idaho and Northwest, the Lady Raiders will be hosting a Cascade Conference quarterfinals game on Tuesday night (probably 7 p.m.) in Ashland as the women’s basketball team can’t finish lower than 4th place even if they don’t win tomorrow night.
The Raiders are currently tied for fourth place with two games to go. They are just one game out of second place and just one game out of sixth place! The top four team will host the first round of the Cascade Conference Playoffs which begin next week. Tonight they face Warner Pacific at 5:30 in Portland. The playoff picture will clear up after tomorrow night’s games.