Author: Nathan Hellman

When Brandon Roy was announced Rookie of the Year on Wednesday, the Blazers’ light at the end of the tunnel became a little brighter.

For the first time this spring all the whacks, cracks and thuds commonplace to football could be heard from the Stott Community Field, as head coach Jerry Glanville unleashed his squad for contact in the spring’s first scrimmage Saturday.

Following a dreadful four-game sweep at the hands of Loyola Marymount last weekend, the Portland State softball team made a complete turnaround this past weekend against Santa Clara.

Adam Hayward is just hours away from landing his dream job.

Forget about all of the big names like JaMarcus Russell, Calvin Johnson and Brady Quinn.

The Viking softball team’s road woes continue as the squad drops four games to Pacific Coast Softball Conference-leading Loyola Marymount this past weekend.

As wet drizzle fell from the sky on a dark, gloomy day in Portland, the proclaimed savior of Viking football–head coach Jerry Glanville–stood square in the middle of the practice field sporting a straw hat and a pair of sunglasses as he observed the team’s first full-pad practice session.

Heading into a four-game series against Loyola Marymount this weekend, the Portland State softball team finds itself in an unfamiliar position under second-year head coach Amy Hayes.

It’s exciting, competitive, gruesome, dramatic and even a bit electrifying, but the best word to describe the NHL playoffs may be mysterious.

Nothing went as planned for the Portland State softball team in their four-game series against Pacific Coast Softball Conference foe St. Mary’s this past weekend.

Taking advantage of small school competition, Portland State track and field athletes claimed nine events and placed in the top three 26 different times at the Willamette Invitational last Saturday.