Coming off last weekend’s unexpected loss at home, the Portland State women’s basketball team is ready to get back on track. The Vikings hit the highway today to take on Montana in Missoula, and from there they head to Bozeman on Saturday to take on Montana State.
The Portland State women’s basketball team fell to Sacramento State in front of a stunned Stott Center crowd on Friday. A game that began in favor of the Vikings, ended with a nail-biting finish before eventually ending with a Hornets win, 83–78.
A week after knocking off conference-leading Eastern Washington, Portland State is set to host Sacramento State tonight for the last game of a four-game home stretch.
Vikes assists leader Claire Faucher can juggle too
For the Portland State women’s basketball team, this season doesn’t seem to follow any specific pattern-a fact that was most evident this weekend as the Vikings took two unfortunate losses on the road.
The Portland State women’s basketball team is on the road and headed for Greeley, Colo., where they take on the Northern Colorado Bears tonight. It will be Portland State’s first conference matchup on the road and the fourth Big Sky game for both teams.
In a game that was not without excitement, the Vikings beat the Lady Griz 49–47 after a nail-biting ending Saturday night to extend their conference record to 3–0.
The Vikings continue their streak of conference matchups this weekend as they host the Montana State Bobcats and the Montana Lady Griz on Friday and Saturday nights, respectively. Tip-off is slated for 7 p.m. both nights at the Stott Center.
The power of a home-court advantage and impressive scoring from senior guard Claire Faucher gave the Vikings the edge they needed to earn a much-needed 62-56 victory last night at the Stott over UC Santa Barbara, breaking a five-game losing streak.
Anyone who has had the good fortune of visiting Germany has most certainly come across the döner kebab, a shaved lamb sandwich specialty. For those of you who haven’t made it halfway around the world, there is a place in downtown Portland where you can find this foreign delicacy.
The Portland State women’s basketball team, without the leadership of head coach Sherri Murrell and starting junior guard Lexi Bishop, lost to the Boise State Broncos, 92-80, in their first away game on Thursday.