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SWOCC bxb, Feb. 18
SWOCC bxb, Feb. 18
SWOCC bxb, Feb. 18

Published on: 02/18/2025

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With three-games remaining in the regular season, Southwestern Oregon’s men are in the playoff hunt.  The Lakers won at Portland Monday night, 70-61 for their sixth NWAC win in-a-row and are tied for second place in the Southern Conference of the NWAC, a half-a-game behind the leader Clark (9-3, 17-7).  SWOCC (9-4, 20-6) hosts Lane (8-5, 17-7) on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 7:30 p.m.  Southwestern’s women lost 81-48 at Portland.  The Lakers (2-11, 6-18) host Lane (13-0, 26-0) on Wednesday.  

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