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Oregon, Washington to Host Sturgeon Meetings

(CLACKAMAS, Ore.) - Members of the public will get their first look at a new sturgeon conservation plan and be asked to weigh in on management of sturgeon in the lower Columbia and lower Willamette rivers during a series of meetings that will take place the first week of December.

WOU Wolves drop GNAC opener to Wildcats

Wildcats 87 - Wolves 78

(MONMOUTH, Ore.) - Tarance Glynn posted his third straight double-double and Jordan Freelander came off the bench to score a career-high 18 points, but in the end it was a balanced scoring attack and strong second half that earned Central Washington an 87-78 win over Western Oregon in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference opener on today.

Concordia Holds off PLU Rally to Win 73-68

(PARKLAND, Wash.) - Concordia held off a late Pacific Lutheran rally to earn a 73-68 non-conference victory Saturday night in Olson Auditorium.

Evergreen Outmatches Pacific University for First Win of the Season

(OLYMPIA, Wash) - The Evergreen State College Geoducks took on the Pacific University Boxers tonight in the CRC Gymnasium on the campus of The Evergreen State College. The game was nearly a forfeit from Pacific due to a flat tire on the freeway en route to Olympia.

Eagles Pull Away from Pirates for Victory

Cascade Collegiate Conference WBB - Northwest U. 78, Whitworth 61

(SPOKANE, Wash) - Led by the 23 points of Kia Gibson, the NU Eagles broke open a close game midway through the second half for a 78-61 victory over Whitworth in the Quality Inn Oakwood Whitworth Tournament this afternoon.

Eastern Oregon`s Coffey National Runner-up, Southern Oregon and Cocnordia Crack Top 10

Cascade Collegiate Conference XC

(VANCOUVER, Wash.) - Southern Oregon posted the Cascade Collegiate Conference’s highest finish at the 2010 NAIA Cross Country National Championships with a seventh place showing, as Eastern Oregon’s Karlee Coffey finished second overall with a career-best time of 17:46 Saturday at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.

Accidental Shooting in Clark County Residence

(VANCOUVER, Wash.) - This morning at 2:52am Clark County Sheriff Deputies and Vancouver Police responded to an possible suicide/accidental shooting that had just occurred 4200 block of NE 38th Street Vancouver.

Deputies and Officers arrived to find a 25 year old male deceased in a back bedroom. The deceased had a single gun shot wound to the head. The residence was occupied by numerous adults who had been consuming alcohol at the time of the shooting.

Coldest Weather of the Season This Weekend

(SALEM, Ore.) - The coldest weather of the season is expected this weekend and into early next week in the interior valleys of southwest Washington and northwest Oregon and in the western Columbia River Gorge a low pressure system will linger near the coast through the weekend.

This system will draw cold air from the interior to bring the coldest air of the season to the interior valleys and the western columbia river gorge. Snowfall will generally be limited to areas above 1500 feet through the weekend. however areas in the Columbia River Gorge could see snow levels fall to near the surface.

Catch Live Stream of Friday`s NAIA Cross Country Awards

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - Friday’s NAIA Awards Ceremony preceding the 2010 NAIA Cross Country National Championships will be streamed live from the Hilton Hotel in Vancouver, Wash.

Volleyball: SOU`s Stone Turns CCC Player of Year Award

Yotes’ Mendiola, Raiders’ Rohlfing Share Coaching Award Again

(Portland, Oregon) - Lindsey Stone of Southern Oregon has been voted the Cascade Collegiate Conference’s Player of the Year, the league office announced. For the second straight year, Southern Oregon’s Josh Rohlfing and The College of Idaho’s Liz Mendiola were named Co-Coaches of the Year by their peers.