The Vanguard Blogzone
December 14th, 2007
Raising Hell- Special Online Edition
By on December 14th, 2007
Much to the delight of aficionados across the country, the sports world has been bombarded with compelling storylines over the past week. These stories grabbed headlines and drew great attention for several days, and now it’s time to reflect.
Here’s a sports editor’s take on the recent happenings in the world of sports.
December 13th, 2007
Shorthanded Vikings capture win
By on December 13th, 2007
Returning to the Stott Center for the first time in over two weeks, the Vikings took to the court against Cal Poly without their starting point guard, junior Jeremiah Dominguez, Wednesday night.
Despite the absence of a vital cog in Dominguez, who leads Portland State in scoring, assists, and three pointers, the Vikings toughed out a 74-66 victory over the Mustangs.
Dominguez was ruled academically ineligible late Wednesday afternoon following the release of Fall term grades. With Dominguez out of the lineup, the starting point guard duties were handed to junior Mickey Polis.
Cal-Poly (4-5) pressured Polis and the Vikings baseline to baseline for most of the first half, forcing 11 turnovers and keeping Portland State (7-4) from establishing any offensive continuity.
December 10th, 2007
Park Block homecoming
By on December 10th, 2007
When Portland State hosts Cal Poly Wednesday night, it will mark the first time in nearly three weeks the Vikings will play at the friendly confines of the Stott Center, following water damage to the gym floor that closed the arena.
The Stott Center gym’s playing surface was damaged on the night of Nov. 28, prompting a chaotic two-week period for Portland State’s basketball squads.
December 6th, 2007
Viks beat LC. So what?
By on December 6th, 2007
The Vikings nearly lost to a Division III team last night. Yes, that’s right. Portland State barely edged out the Lewis and Clark Pioneers, a team that is ranked two divisions below Portland State.
Despite the unimpressive outing, the basketball gods seemed to be on PSU’s side, as the Vikings came away with a one-point win against Lewis and Clark, which plays in the Division III Northwest Division.
Read the rest of this entry »
December 4th, 2007
Tomorrow’s men’s basketball game moved to Rose Garden
By on December 4th, 2007
The players on the Portland State men’s basketball team get a chance to show off their skills at the Rose Garden Arena tomorrow night. Fortunately for them, they won’t be playing the Trail Blazers.
The Vikings’ game against the Lewis and Clark Pioneers is moving to the Rose Garden after the Stott Center main gym was flooded last week when a renegade softball hit a fire sprinkler, causing the water system to release.
About This Blog
Your daily source of arts, opinion, breaking news and sports coverage.
Blog Archives
Recent Comments
- Ando on Was the Vanguard vs. KPSU bowling match rigged?.
Recent Posts
- The Hold Steady have a new album!!
- Crystal Castles-record review
- Press Play – Album review, Death to Anders
- Free Kanye West tickets
- Ghostface!
- Tonight: Tony Scherr
- Jimmy Eat World show review
- Get on TV!
- This weekend’s shows (with mp3s!)
- Historical ride ends, Vikings lose 85-61



