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LA GRANDE, Ore. -- The Eastern Oregon University volleyball team returns home for a top of the conference battle with No. 14 Southern Oregon Friday and then Oregon Tech Saturday. The weekly report is now available.

* Matches 12-13: Eastern Oregon vs. No. 14 Southern Oregon and Oregon Tech
* When: Friday-Saturday, Sept. 16-17
* Where: La Grande, Ore. (Quinn Coliseum)
* Live Video: www.EOUSports.com         
* Live Stats: www.EOUSports.com
* Series: EOU is 2-7 under Morehead against SOU and 4-5 vs. Oregon Tech

NOTEWORTHY
• Eastern Oregon is 4-0 in Cascade Collegiate Conference play for the first time in school history.
• After having its longest losing streak in eight years, EOU can rebound with its longest winning streak in three years with a win over Southern Oregon.
• Southern Oregon has won five straight matches over the Mountaineers dating back to a 3-2 win on Oct. 17, 2008.
• The Raiders also enter the match on a five-match winning streak.
• Southern's Sarah Holgen has been named the conference hitter of the week in all four of the first four weeks of the award. She has won six straight back to 2010.
• Since 2000, SOU has a 20-3 advantage over Eastern.
• The Raiders lead the all-time series 64-23.
• Eastern has won four consecutive matches over Oregon Tech.
• Before those four losses, the Owls had won three straight matches over EOU.
• Tech last defeated EOU on Oct. 18, 2008, in five sets in La Grande.
• OIT swept the 2008 season series, both were five set matches.
• After last weekend, the Mountaineers have now won four straight over Corban, including nine out of 10 sets under Kaki Morehead.
• EOU has won 10 of the 12 matches against the Warriors under Morehead.
• The Mountaineers are now 9-1 all-time against Northwest Christian.
• The Beacons' lone victory over EOU was the first meeting between the schools on Sept. 21, 2007, 3-1, in Eugene.
• Eastern has responded by winning the next 27 consecutive sets.
• Eastern's Jessica Lea passed Morehead for second on the EOU all-time kills list last weekend.
• Lea is 20 matches away from the school record for matches played.
• Lea is 44 sets away from the school record for sets played.
• Kaitlyn Duncan is 110 digs away from the school record for digs in a career.