Author: James MacKenzie

The Portland State men’s basketball team lost to Stanford on Sunday at Maples Pavilion. The 83-64 loss drops the Vikings to 1-4 on the season and raises the Cardinals to 4-3.

During a wet and frigid halftime of a football game at PGE Park on Saturday, the Portland State Lacrosse Club showcased their skills in a crosstown scrimmage against University of Portland.

For the third straight year, I was afforded the opportunity to commemorate the end of pro basketball’s summer absence with Portland on Tuesday.

Wrapping up their fall schedule with a 4-1 loss to Oregon State University, the Portland State softball team goes into the winter break with the confidence that spring will bear voluminous fruit.

The Portland State Men’s Soccer Club is an example of the values inherent within this university. With a host of players from a variety of countries and a coach from Chile, the team plays in a competitive and passionate atmosphere derived from cultural zeal and a drive to compete at the highest levels.

This weekend, the Portland State softball team will play host to several community college teams from the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges at Erv Lind Stadium in Northeast Portland

After last week’s win narrowly slipped through their hands, the Portland State Vikings needed a win to avoid putting themselves into an early season hole.

In leagues where fun and relaxation are emphasized over competition, it is participation that is important.

Cris Lewis was 12 years old when she remembers telling her mother that one day she would play college soccer—a fact her mother tearfully reminded her of on the night of Sept. 20.

It was that night when, after defeating North Dakota State, 21-year-old Lewis found herself at the top of three of Portland State’s all-time soccer records.