Southern Oregon softball star Riley Donovan will need to make room on a crowded shelf for one last piece of hardware after being named the Cascade Conference's Rize Laboratory Women's Athlete of the Year on Thursday.
Riley Donovan made history as Southern Oregon's first three-time NAIA All-American softball player, hitting the first team again, and Deja Acosta landed second-team honors when postseason awards were announced Wednesday by the national office.
Fan, students, alumni and staff are invited to help the Southern Oregon University softball team commemorate its third NAIA national title with a championship parade on Tuesday afternoon.
Southern Oregon University's Jessica Pistole, fresh off her third national championship victory as the Raider softball coach, has been named the 2023 Cascade Collegiate Conference Coach of Character, the conference office announced.
Three Southern Oregon softball players joined NAIA World Series MVP Cayla Williams on the all-tournament team, the national office announced after the Raiders won their third national championship Wednesday.
The Southern Oregon softball team put its "Natty is Now" mantra in place well before ever winning a national championship. Over the last four years, the Raiders have willed the motivational cry into a near-annual fact.
The rivalry rematch is set. Two years after squaring off in the NAIA Softball World Series championship round, No. 4 Southern Oregon and No. 1 Oregon Tech will do it again Wednesday at the South Commons Softball Complex.
Riley Donovan directed another ball over the fence.
The road to a championship doesn't get any easier for Southern Oregon with a matchup against No. 3 seed Cumberlands (Ky.) looming Monday at the NAIA Softball World Series.
The NAIA Softball World Series script is beginning to look familiar to Southern Oregon.
Two years after going head-to-head for the national championship, Cascade Conference rivals Southern Oregon and Oregon Tech will meet in the NAIA World Series again Saturday at the South Commons Softball Complex.
Southern Oregon star Cayla Williams outdueled Annalise Wood, Georgia Gwinnett's frontrunner for the NAIA Pitcher of the Year award, in every sense Thursday at the South Commons Softball Complex.
Following a one-year absence, Southern Oregon University returns to the NAIA Softball World Series this week for the fifth time in six postseasons with its sights set on a third national title that would put the Raiders in elite company.
Southern Oregon will enter the NAIA Softball World Series as the No. 4 seed and open at 1 p.m. Pacific Time on May 25 with a quarterfinal game against No. 5 seed Georgia Gwinnett.
With its season on the brink, Southern Oregon never flinched while staging an Ashland Bracket takeover in the NAIA Softball Championships Opening Round. It's been a running theme throughout recent years. `