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No guarantee of sprinklers this year…
Throwing it back today to the halftime festivities at one of SOU’s football games last season. The Grants Pass Warriors Pop Warner football team was about to take the field at Raider Stadium.
In just over three months, the 2016 season will get underway. You can find the 2016 schedule for the Raiders here.
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Remember that time in 2014 in Chicago when Laurence Calcagno tipped this pass?
Heston Altenbach came down with it.
And then took off for the end zone.
SOU beat #3 St. Xavier to clinch a spot in the National Championship Game in Daytona.
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Ashland Little League is offering two types of registration options this year. In person registrations are at the Senior Center at Hunter Park on the following dates and times:
Saturday, January 30 – Noon – 4
Sunday, January 31 – Noon – 4
Febuary 6 – Noon – 4
Online registration:
https://active.leagueone.com/Olr/Pages/Welcome.aspx?ClubId=14557
The deadline for online registration is 2/15/16.
The fee schedule for 2016 season:
Major & Minor League Fee – $105
Rookies League – $75
T-Ball – $25
Flat Family Fee (for those families registering 2 or more players) – $155
The online registration site accepts debit & credit cards, or you can select the option to pay by check, and mail a check to the P.O. Box.
Note for those families registering 2 or more players: If utilizing the online registration, you must register all children in the same session to receive the discounted family fee. Please email admin@ashlandoregonlittleleague.org if you encounter any issues.

Ryan Retzlaff in Chicago (12/6/14)
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It’s official. The Raiders will be at home on Saturday (11/21/15) for the first round of the 2015 NAIA FCS. Game time is 4 p.m.
Their opponent will be the #10 Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes. While the Coyotes record (10-1) and ranking look great, Massey Ratings has them at #46 (and SOU at #3). Massey thinks KS Wesleyan could only beat Montana Northern in the Frontier Conference. Massey has the Raiders “strength of schedule” at #5 in the country and KS Wesleyan at #82, hence their sparkly record. KS Wesleyan’s one loss came via Tabor, another program that Massey doesn’t think could beat anyone in the Frontier Conference other than Montana Northern.
But Massey, and their accurate predictions, aren’t what matter when it comes to selecting teams for the NAIA Football Championship Series. That’s why KS Wesleyan and Tabor are in the postseason and Montana Western is not. compughterratings.com thinks Montana Western could beat either team by more than 20 points on the road (and has SOU as 36 point favorites on Saturday).
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Since losing to the Raiders on September 12, Eastern Oregon University has won, lost, won, lost, won, lost, and won–in that order. Since they won last week against College of Idaho, they are due for a loss this Saturday when SOU visits. Massey has Southern Oregon as a 4-point favorite. Compughterratings picks SOU by 11.
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Julius Rucker made a team-high 8 tackles and had a fumble-recovery return of 94 yards for a touchdown — the longest at SOU in at least 20 years. More details here.