Portland State Vikings

The Vikings will spend Thanksgiving on an airplane, but with the Big Sky tournament title in their sights, it's definitely worth it. They play on Friday at 5 p.m. against Montana.

Three Portland State football players have earned All-Big Sky Conference honors for their play during the 2009 season and all three come from the state of Oregon...

Alexis Gannis and Lauren Angel combined for 37 points to lead Portland past cross-town rival Portland State, 75-71, on Tuesday night at the Chiles Center.

Portland State travels across town to take on the Portland Pilots on Tuesday at 7 p.m. After that, the Vikings head south down I-5 to play in the World Vision Invitational hosted by Oregon, Nov. 27-29.

The Portland State Vikings will have a week to enjoy their first win of the season - a 92-83 decision over Cal Poly last Saturday - and prepare for an upcoming game with Stanford University. The Vikings will play at Stanford as the holiday weekend concludes Sunday at 7 p.m.

The final pairings for the 2009 Big Sky Volleyball Championship have been set and Portland State will enter the two-day event as the top seed. The Vikings will be seeking their second straight conference tournament title.

A sweet-shooting Dominic Waters scored 32 points in leading Portland State to its home-opening win over Cal Poly, 92-83. Waters hit 10-15 from the field and 10-11 at the line as the Vikings shot a school record .674 from the field.

Life is all about goals. And Corrine Gilbertson, a sophomore on the Viking women's golf team, has set some pretty lofty ones for herself. Let's start with golf, where her goal is relatively modest: To get better.

Whitney Phillips was her usual dominant self, registering 24 kills, to lift Portland State to its first ever win at Sacramento State on Friday night.

Jessica Van Hoogen poured in a game-high 24 points to lead Boise State to a 92-80 victory over Portland State on Thursday night in non-conference action.