TRACK & FIELD

Warrior Track and Field has a busy week ahead in the final weekend of the regular indoor season. LC State has four individuals qualified in five events along with the women’s distance medley relay. Senior Sydnie Zywina earned her second national mark last weekend and now ranks in the top five of the NAIA in two events. 

LC State will send split squads to both the EOU Indoor in La Grande, Ore., and the Whitworth Indoor Invitational in Spokane, Wash. The meets will be the final opportunities to qualify for the 2025 NAIA Indoor Track and Field National Championships. 

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

No. 24 LC State Women’s Basketball (20-4, 14-4) takes its six-game winning streak into the biggest weekend of the regular season with major Cascade Conference Tournament implications on the line. The Warriors host No. 23 Oregon Tech (19-4, 15-2) and No. 4 Southern Oregon (23-0, 17-0) in the final home games of the regular season. LC State will host Senior Night on Saturday at approximately 3:30 p.m. in the P1FCU Activity Center to honor Ellie Sander, Tessa Karlberg and Mataya Green.

Inland Cellular is the sponsor of Friday’s games and S.P.O.R.T. PT is the sponsor of Saturday’s. 

The Warriors are 8-3 against Oregon Tech since 2004 but fell to the Owls 80-65 in Klamath Falls earlier this season. Tatum Brager led the Warriors with 14 points in the contest and Mataya Green grabbed eight rebounds. OIT’s Tatum Schmerbach led the contest with a 20-point, 10-rebound double-double. 

The Owls lead the conference in rebounding (46.8) and rebounding margin (13.2).

LC State is 8-7 against SOU since 2012 but has lost the last three meetings. The Warriors fell 89-80 in Ashland despite a career-high 36 points from Ellie Sander. Clara Robbins led the Raiders with 18 points and both Meghan McIntyre and Morgan Baird had 10 assists. 

Southern Oregon leads the CCC in scoring offense (77.8), scoring defense (53.8), scoring margin (24.0), field goal percentage (.484), field goal percentage defense (.347), 3-point percentage (.397), rebounding defense (33.0) and assist/turnover ratio (1.4). Baird is third in the conference in scoring (14.9) and leads in field goal percentage (.585). Bridgette McIntyre leads the conference in 3-point percentage (.466) and Mallory Williams is second (.462).

The Warrior women lead the Cascade in blocks per game (5.1), assists per game (17.8), steals per game (13.1) and turnover margin (7.67). Darian Herring leads the NAIA in total blocks this season with 68 and is 10 off the single season record at LC State. She is second in field goal percentage (.573) with Sander in third (.552) and Green in fourth (.537). Sander leads the CCC in steals (74).

Tickets to the weekend’s games are available on lcwarriors.com/tickets. The games will be streamed on the Warrior Sports Network and carried on KOZE.

MEN'S BASKETBALL

LC State Men’s Basketball (18-6, 13-5) enters a huge weekend with Cascade Conference standing positions on the line when its hosts No. 24 Oregon Tech (18-5, 14-3) and Southern Oregon (16-7, 11-6) in the final home games of the regular season. The Warriors will celebrate Senior Night before the contest to honor seniors Gorden Boykins and Taden King.

Inland Cellular is the sponsor of Friday’s games and S.P.O.R.T. PT is the sponsor of Saturday’s. LC State will honor dance and cheers seniors at halftime of the men’s game on Friday.

The Warriors are 6-4 against Oregon Tech since 2003 but fell to the Owls on the road earlier this season 74-66. MaCarhy Morris led LC State with 14 points and Alton Hamilton added 13 points with 16 rebounds. Keegan Shivers led OIT with 26 points and 17 boards.

OIT leads the Cascade in field goal percentage (.499) and rebounding defense (31.3). Blake Jensen leads the conference in field goal percentage (.669) and Jamison Guerra leads in assists per game (5.9).

LC State holds a 7-7 record against the Raiders since 2007 and lost to SOU 73-69 in Ashland. Morris led the Warriors’ scoring efforts with 19 points and John Lustig added 13. Gable Reichle scored 15 points for SOU and Bryce Dyer tallied 13. 

SOU leads the CCC in 3-point field goal percentage defense (.279) and rebounding margin (8.1). Dyer is second in the conference in rebounding (9.2)

Individually, LC State’s Hamilton leads the conference in rebounding (9.7) and is third in scoring (16.5). He is second in blocked shots per game (1.1).

Tickets to the weekend’s games are available on lcwarriors.com/tickets. The games will be streamed on the Warrior Sports Network and carried on KOZE.

WOMEN'S TENNIS

The Warrior women earned their first win of the 2025 season on Friday with a 6-1 victory over NCAA Division III Whitworth and will continue to face DIII competition on Saturday when they host Whitman. 

LC State is 7-9 against Whitman since 2010 but has not defeated the Blues in the last four meetings. The Warriors defeated Whitman in Lewiston in 2023 with doubles wins by Anne Mathema and April Buckingham.

The Warriors will head to Moscow on Sunday to face NCAA Division I Idaho. Senior Beatriz Lambru was the lone Warrior to earn a victory against the Vandals last season with a win in No. 2 singles. 

MEN'S TENNIS

Warrior Men’s Tennis faces another NCAA Division I opponent on Sunday when it hosts Montana in the Tennis Center. LC State defeated DIII Whitworth over the weekend for its first win in 2025.

LC State fell to Montana 5-2 in 2024 with two wins in singles played. Itaru Kikuchi and Daniel Tevez, who both graduated in 2024, won their matchups for the Warriors’ two points. 

BASEBALL

After a 2-4 Florida trip to start the season, No. 7 Warrior Baseball is at the mercy of Mother Nature this weekend in a possible series with NCAA Division II Western Oregon. The Warriors are 4-5 against the Wolves since 2011 but have not faced WOU since 2019.

The series with Western Oregon will be played dependent on weather. The four games are scheduled for Feb. 14-16 at Harris Field, but forecasted weather and field conditions threaten the games. 

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