Portside With The Pilots, Episode 207, Episode 206 Recap

October 6, 2017

Catch an all-new episode of Portside with the Pilots on Wednesday, October 11, at 9 p.m., live on NBC Sports Northwest. The weekly show looks into all things Pilots and this week’s show will feature the women’s soccer team’s initiative for breast cancer awareness through the campus and community. Also, we sit down with men’s cross country head coach Rob Conner to discuss the upcoming race at Wisconsin and other topics, ranging from heavy metal to pro wrestling to the vegan lifestyle.

Plus, we look back at a big weekend on The Bluff where UP Volleyball and Women’s Soccer hosted 2 WCC matches, as well as the UP Men’s Soccer team who opened Conference play against Pacific.

Tune in to Portside With The Pilots every Wednesday night at 9 p.m. on NBC Sports Northwest. Be sure to visit PortlandPilots.com for all of the latest information on television schedules and programming.

The athletics video team has broken out all segments from the most recent Portside with the Pilots episode (no. 206) with brief descriptions of each video below. Viewers are asked to please provide any and all suggestions they may have for future stories that would be good to capture and share on the show.

Portside With The Pilots Episode 206
UP Track & Field Senior Brent Knutzen Teaches Workshop through Shepard Academic Resource Center
In-Depth Conversation with Men’s Soccer Senior Paul Christensen
Men’s Basketball Officially Opens 2017-2018 Season
Women’s Basketball Officially Opens 2017-2018 Season
Women’s Basketball Team Volunteers At Hoyt Arboretum for WBCA Day of Service
Volleyball Sweeps WCC Matches On The Road
Men’s Soccer Sophomore Benji Michel Named WCC Player of the Week for 2nd Time
Men’s Soccer Splits Two Matches With Top 10 Opponents
Volleyball Hosts LMU and Pepperdine at the Chiles Center
Men’s Soccer Hosts Pacific in Pivotal WCC Match
Women’s Soccer Renews Rivalry with Santa Clara & San Francisco This Weekend
Louisiana-Pacific Tennis Center Court Resurfaced

For more information go to www.portlandpilots.com.

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