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Aspen Abbott and Jessie Rozario
@SOURaiders @JessieRozario @SOUTrackXC @runaspenrun
The schedule for the upcoming season can be found here. Your only chance to see college level athletes compete in Ashland is between April 21 and 23 in 2016.
Autumn Durand
@SOURaiders @souwbb @ADurand25
Today’s final score was 115-40 over Walla Walla. Next weekend the Raiders travel to College of Idaho and Eastern Oregon. Massey thinks the Eastern Oregon University game will be the last decent chance a team has to beat Southern Oregon in the regular season. Even so, Massey gives SOU a 66% chance of victory and predicts a win for the Raiders by 5 points.
All-American Eric Thompson prepares to enter game in Ashland for the last time in the second overtime in a victory over NCU on 2/25/15
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SOU men’s and women’s teams play at Walla Walla today. You can follow the games beginning at noon here.
Alejandro Sandoval
@SOUWrestling @SOURaiders @al3jandro4
Both the SOU men and women wrestlers will compete today (1/9/16) at Southwestern Oregon Community College.
Demi Sahlinger
@SOURaiders @souwbb @DemiSahlinger10
I began hinting about it after the blowout victory over previously unbeaten Warner Pacific. The team is probably forbidden from talking or thinking about it at this point in the season. However, Massey not only picks football; they also pick women’s basketball (and a bunch of other things).
Massey says the SOU women’s basketball team isn’t going to lose another game this regular season.
Massey Rankings predicting NAIA women’s basketball (specifically the Southern Oregon Raiders)
The coaches have SOU at #12. Massey has them at #7.
Paulla Pinheiro with the dig in 2014
@SOURaiders @RaiderVB @paulla_op
Volleyball begins again in the Rogue Valley this Saturday. Ashland High School is hosting a jamboree on 1/9/16. The first real tournament for the Rogue Valley Volleyball Club (RVVCB) will be in Eugene from 1/16-1/18.
Ashley Claussen is averaging over 20 points a game
@SOURaiders @souwbb
The #12 Raiders continued their winning ways this evening over #28 Oregon Tech. Why the coaches have SOU at #12, with only one other undefeated team (#1 Saint Xavier), is a mystery. The other question, which begins to loom large now that SOU has slaughtered 10-2 #24 Warner Pacific and beaten OIT on the road, is will the Raiders finish the regular season without a loss?
Carly Meister and Autumn Durand battle for a rebound against Warner Pacific
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After New Year’s Eve’s victories over Warner Pacific put both SOU teams into first place all by themselves, the Raiders will now hit the road and not play again in Ashland until January 23. Tonight’s games are in Klamath Falls against always tough Oregon Tech.
While the men have been champions of eking out victories by the narrowest of margins, the women have dominated their opponents. The transitive property doesn’t work very well for sports forecasting, but the women crushed Warner Pacific who beat the Owls in Klamath Falls so another victory seems very possible tonight.
BTW, new rankings come out later today. If the Lady Raiders aren’t in the top ten then the voting coaches haven’t been watching these games.
Alex Miller
Sydney Mullings
@SOURaiders @souwbb @Tiani_Bradford @syddthaakiddd
Besides being the only unbeaten team in the conference, the SOU women’s basketball team is also winning their games by incredible margins. They win by an average of 37 points! 16 points was the margin of victory in their closest conference affair. The next four games are on the road, including 5-1 Oregon Tech and 5-1 Eastern Oregon. If they can win those two games then we can start talking about even crazy stuff, like a 27-0 regular season.
Tiani Bradford
