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UMPQUA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROSEBURG, OREGON 2016-2017 MEN'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE DAY OPPONENT PLACE TIME NOV 11 FRI UCC ALUMNI (scrimmage) ROSEBURG 7:00 PM NOV 19 SAT UNIVERSITY OF OREGON CLUB ROSEBURG 4:00 PM NOV 21 MON WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY JV ROSEBURG 7:00 PM DEC 2 FRI CENTRALIA COLLEGE CENTRALIA, WA 7:00 PM DEC 3 SAT LOWER COLUMBIA CC LONGVIEW, WA 8:00 PM DEC 4 SUN BELLEVUE @ LOWER COLUMBIA CC LONGVIEW, WA 2:00 PM DEC 9 FRI DALE BATES-SOUTH PUGET SOUND CC EUGENE 2:00 PM DEC 10 SAT DALE BATES TOURNAMENT EUGENE TBA DEC 11 SUN DALE BATES TOURNAMENT EUGENE TBA DEC 28 WED COLLEGE-SISKIYOUS TOURNAMENT-COS WEED, CA 7:00 PM DEC 29 THU COLLEGE-SISKIYOUS TOURNAMENT-SHASTA WEED, CA 3:00 PM DEC 30 FRI COLLEGE-SISKIYOUS TOURNAMENT-BUTTE WEED, CA 1:00 PM JAN 4 WED SOUTHWESTERN OR COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROSEBURG 7:30 PM JAN 7 SAT MT HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE GRESHAM 4:00 PM JAN 11 WED LINN-BENTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE ALBANY 7:30 PM JAN 14 SAT PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROSEBURG 4:00 PM JAN 18 WED LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROSEBURG 7:30 PM JAN 21 SAT CLACKAMAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROSEBURG 4:00 PM JAN 25 WED CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SALEM 7:30 PM FEB 1 WED SOUTHWESTERN OR COMMUNITY COLLEGE COOS BAY 7:30 PM FEB 4 SAT CLARK COLLEGE VANCOUVER, WA 4:00 PM FEB 8 WED LINN-BENTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROSEBURG 7:30 PM FEB 11 SAT MT HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROSEBURG 4:00 PM FEB 15 WED LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE EUGENE 7:30 PM FEB 18 SAT PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE PORTLAND 4:00 PM FEB 22 WED CLARK COLLEGE ROSEBURG 7:30 PM FEB 25 SAT CLACKAMAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE OREGON CITY 4:00 PM MAR 1 WED CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROSEBURG 7:30 PM MAR 9 THU NWAC MEN’S SWEET 16 EVERETT, WA TBA MAR 10 FRI NWAC MEN’S ELITE 8 EVERETT, WA TBA MAR 18 SAT NWAC FINAL 4 EVERETT, WA TBA MAR 19 SUN NWAC CHAMPIONSHIP EVERETT, WA TBA MAR 19 SUN SOPHOMORE ALL-STAR EVERETT, WA TBA HEAD COACH..................................... DANIEL LEEWORTHY ASSISTANT COACH ........................ JUSTIN LOTT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR …………………CRAIG JACKSON Home Games in Bold .

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