Southern Oregon University Athletics

Heather Porter

11.21.2009 | Volleyball

Warriors Win Five-Set Thriller

The 21st-ranked Lewis-Clark State volleyball team won a thrilling five-set 15-25, 25-14, 30-32, 25-13, 16-14 victory over 13th-ranked Southern Oregon in the NAIA Volleyball National Championship Opening Round at McNeal Pavilion.

With the victory, the Warriors advance to the NAIA Volleyball National Championship in Sioux City, Iowa on Dec. 1-5.
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Carly Wood

11.21.2009 | Women's Basketball

Historic Comeback Keeps SOU Women Perfect

The 18th-ranked Southern Oregon women's basketball team came back from 20 down to score a 76-72 victory over Montana State-Northern tonight at Great Falls, Mont.

The Raiders improved to 6-0 with the victory and host Simpson Tuesday night at 5:30 as part of a SOU women's and men's doubleheader.
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Roland Johnson

11.21.2009 | Men's Basketball

Hot Shooting Raiders Move To 4-1

The Southern Oregon men shot 52 percent from the field to knock off Bethany 84-76 tonight in Klamath Falls.

Southern Oregon improved to 4-1 on the season and hosts Simpson Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m.
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11.21.09 | Cross Country

Laney Leads Raiders To Third Place Finish

Junior David Laney earned a Top 10 finish and helped the Southern Oregon men to their best finish ever at today’s NAIA Cross Country National Championships in Vancouver, Wash.

Southern Oregon, ranked No. 1 coming into the National Championships, finished third with 188 points. Two-time defending National Champion and second-ranked Malone (Ohio) won the team race with 44 points and Concordia (Neb.) finished second with 166 points. Malone had four finish in the Top 12 and five in the Top 18.

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11.20.09 | Women's Basketball

SOU Women Go To 5-0

The 18th-ranked Southern Oregon women's basketball team stayed perfect on the season with a 97-92 victory over Great Falls tonight in Great Falls, Mont.

Southern Oregon improved to 5-0 on the season. Great Falls dropped to 0-7 on the season. Southern Oregon faces Montana State-Northern Saturday night.

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11.20.09 | Men's Basketball

Jackson Leads Raiders Past Pacific Union

Senior Humphrey Jackson scored the last five points as the Southern Oregon men scored a 78-76 victory over Pacific Union today in Klamath Falls.

Southern Oregon improved to 3-1 overall on the season. The Raiders will play Bethany Saturday afternoon.

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11.20.09 | Volleyball

Raiders Looking For McNeal Magic

The 13th-ranked Southern Oregon volleyball team hopes to continue its recent trend of home dominance Saturday night when they host 21st-ranked Lewis-Clark State in the NAIA Volleyball National Championship Opening Round at McNeal Pavilion.

Saturday night’s match starts at 6 p.m. Tickets are $8 for reserved seating, $6 for general admission and $2 for students. Passes and season tickets are not valid for the match.

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11.19.09 | Volleyball

Raiders-Warriors To Battle In Opening Round

Winners of 15 of their last 16 matches, the 13th-ranked Southern Oregon volleyball team plays 21st-ranked Lewis-Clark State in the NAIA Volleyball National Championship Opening Round Saturday night at McNeal Pavilion.

Saturday night’s match starts at 6 p.m. Tickets are $8 for reserved seating, $6 for general admission and $2 for students. Passes and season tickets are not valid for the match.

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11.19.09 | Cross Country

SOU Men Take Shot At NAIA Crown Saturday

The Southern Oregon men’s cross country team has a shot on Saturday to finish off an impressive jump to one of the elite cross country programs in the NAIA.

The top-ranked Raiders will look for the program’s first-ever National Championship Saturday when they travel to Vancouver, Wash.

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11.17.09 | Women's Basketball

Speer Named Player of the Week

Southern Oregon's Jacki Speer has been named the Cascade Conference Player of the Week.

Speer earned the honor after a monster game leading the 18th-ranked Raiders (4-0) past 26th-ranked Holy Names 82-79 in overtime.

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