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RAIDER ROUNDUP: SOU men fall to Huntington By SOU Sports Information Updated: Nov 12, 2022 09:24 PM A A ASHLAND — Huntington (Ind.) star Zach Goodline staged a takeover against Southern Oregon on Saturday night in the final game of the Flagship Inn Classic. Goodline scored 22 of his 35 points in the second half, shooting 7-of-9 and hitting all four of his 3-point attempts after the break, in igniting the Foresters as they defeated the Raiders 100-88 at Lithia Motors Pavilion. The senior guard, an NAIA All-America honorable mention recipient last season, also totaled eight assists and four steals. With the Foresters up 60-57 and 16 minutes to go, Goodline scored every point during a 10-0 run — turning in a worthy follow-up to his 34-point performance on Friday against No. 6 William Jessup. The Foresters retained control the rest of the way, eventually going ahead by 20. Lane Sparks added 21 points for Huntington, which improved to 4-1 after receiving votes in the NAIA Top 25 preseason poll. The Raiders fell to 2-2. Will Graves scored a team-high 13 points off the bench, where SOU also got nine from Mason Whittaker on 3-of-4 shooting. Four Raider starters — Dominic McGarvey (11 points, 5 rebounds), Atmar Mundu (11 points), Tez Allen (10 points, 6 assists) and Tre Carlisle (10 points, 4 assists) — also hit double figures. SOU shot 50 percent for the second game in a row, but the Foresters checked in at 54 percent and 11-of-21 from 3. The offensive fireworks started early, as the teams combined to make their first 10 field-goal attempts. Men’s Wrestling SOU 52, PACIFIC 6: At West Linn, No. 20-ranked Southern Oregon won by fall in four of six contests to defeat Pacific in a season-opening dual. Jordan Faifai (165 pounds), Alex Hernandez (174), Kabb Christensen (184) and Andrew Herrera (197) recorded pins consecutive to end the day for the Raiders. Greg Guzman (141) scored a 12-2 major decision for their other contested victory. Four Raiders were awarded forfeit victories: Evan Potter (133), Michael Fear (149), Dylan Straley (157) and Antonio Garcia (285). Thomas Turner accounted for Pacific’s points with a pin of Mikey Ladkani in the 125 bout.