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Our View: Commissioners invest in the future ... Rain damage closes Darkwing Manor ... Author: Islam not inherently violent ... Our View: Commissioners invest in the future ... Rain damage closes Darkwing Manor ... RAIDER ROUNDUP Eastern Oregon tops SOU, forges tie for first MailTribune.com Writer Posted Nov. 2, 2014 @ 2:00 am Posted Nov. 2, 2014 @ 2:00 am » Social News LA GRANDE — The 11th-ranked Southern Oregon and 13th-ranked Eastern Oregon volleyball teams are back to being tied atop the Cascade Conference standings after the latter's four-set victory over the Raiders Saturday at Quinn Coliseum. The Mountaineers (24-3 overall, 14-2 CCC) paid back SOU (20-4, 14-2) for a five-set loss in Ashland with a 25-22, 23-25, 25-21, 26-24 win that was their 29th straight at home. Kasaundra Tuma pounded 17 kills on 35 attacks, Emily Nay had 11 on 25 and Eastern became the first team since the Raiders' fourth match of the season to attack over a .200 average, settling in at .208. Both teams have two matches left, Friday and Saturday — SOU at home against Concordia and Warner Pacific and EOU at Northwest Christian and Corban. In the event of a tie, Eastern will own the tiebreaker because it only needed four sets in its win and SOU needed five. Motade Atanda kept the Raiders in it with a match-high 21 kills on 42 attacks (.381) and 11 digs. After losing a 14-7 lead in the first set, SOU trailed 23-21 in the second when it scored the last four points on a run started by Emma Gasman's kill. Gasman finished with 12 kills (.290) and five assisted blocks. SOU had a lead midway through the third set, too, and was up 20-17 in the fourth before a Nay kill and service aces. Tied at 24-all, Tuma and Isabelle Statkus set up match point with a block of Paulla Pinheiro, and Nay cashed in with her final kill. Though Pinheiro had 12 kills and 11 digs, she needed 44 swings and erred on 11 of them. Eastern was credited with 13 blocks, led by Tuma's six and Rachelle Chamberlain's five. SOU Brookelynn Cole and EOU's Jessalyn Smith tied for match-high honors with 28 digs. Raider setter Lauren McGowne had 46 assists, eight digs and three assisted blocks. Chamberlain assisted 53 of EOU's 58 kills. Men's Basketball SOU 85, MENLO 61: At Ashland, Eric Thompson poured in 21 of his 29 points before halftime and 17th-ranked Southern Oregon heated up in a hurry against Menlo's zone defense in the Flagship Inn Classic at Riehm Arena. Thompson went 5-for-6 on 3-pointers and 11-for-16 overall in headlining SOU's 52-percent night from the field. Guards Tim Weber and Joel Spear ran the show for the Raiders (2-0 overall) — Weber dishing out 11 assists with five rebounds and four blocks, and Spear going for seven points, eight rebounds and four assists. Jacob Kaler added 11 points and Justin Martin drilled three of SOU's 11 3-pointers off the bench. Brennan Rakoz came in to make all three of his shots and collect five rebounds. The Oaks (0-3) started hot but in the end were held to 27-percent shooting (18-for-67). The Raiders host Simpson at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Women’s Basketball SOU 76, NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN 53: At Ashland, Alexi Smith and Kristen Schoenherr scored 14 points apiece, leading Southern Oregon to a 50-percent shooting display at Riehm Arena. The Raider lead was 53-22 at halftime by way of a 21-for-33 effort. Smith went 7-for-9 in the game, also grabbing 11 rebounds, and Schoenherr went 7-for-11 with five rebounds and four assists. Autumn Durand joined them in double figures, going 5-for-8 with 13 points and five assists. SOU (2-0 overall) held New Hope (0-4) to 33-percent shooting in its second winning effort of the Flagship Inn Classic. Leading 10-8 four minutes in, the Raiders went on a 16-1 run and outscored the Deacons 26-5 in a 10-minute stretch. SOU hosts Simpson at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. 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