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Portland State Dominates Northwest Indian in 122-74 Victory

Friday, November 7, 2025, 10:00 PM ET · Viking Pavilion

Portland State Vikings 122, Northwest Indian RedHawks 74, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Northwest Indian RedHawks vs Portland State Vikings?

Portland State Vikings beat Northwest Indian RedHawks 122-74 at Viking Pavilion on November 7, 2025.

In a commanding performance, the Portland State Vikings triumphed over the Northwest Indian RedHawks with a final score of 122-74. This game showcased the Vikings' offensive prowess, particularly in the second half, where they outscored their opponents significantly. The victory comes after a mixed start to the season for Portland State, who now holds a home record of 1-1 and has a recent form of 5-5 over their last ten games.

Portland State entered this matchup on a two-game losing streak, having lost to the Stanford Cardinal and the Idaho Vandals in their previous outings. Despite this, they averaged 69.5 points scored and 68.4 points allowed in their last ten games, indicating a competitive nature. The Vikings have performed well at home, boasting a home record of 5-1 in their last six games, which includes a recent win against Sacramento State. Their scoring average in the last five games stands at 71.2 points, while they allowed 70.6 points per game.

On the other hand, the Northwest Indian RedHawks have struggled significantly, suffering six consecutive losses leading up to this game. Their recent form is starkly different from that of the Vikings, as they averaged only 41.2 points scored and a staggering 105.8 points allowed in their last six games. Their away record is particularly concerning, having lost all six of their away games, including a previous defeat to Portland State earlier in the season, where they fell 48-110.

The two teams had met once before this season, with Portland State dominating that encounter as well. The Vikings' ability to score heavily was evident in both matchups, and this latest game further emphasized their offensive strength. The Vikings' scoring was led by standout performances, including contributions from players like Mozae Downing-Rivers and Kelcy Phipps, who made significant plays throughout the game.

In terms of injuries, the block does not specify any key players missing from either roster, which suggests both teams were at full strength for this contest. The game took place at the Viking Pavilion, where the home crowd likely played a role in boosting the Vikings' morale and performance.

The betting market had priced this matchup with a strong lean towards Portland State, reflecting their dominant form and previous success against the RedHawks. The odds indicated a high probability of a home victory, which was indeed realized as the Vikings secured a comprehensive win.

As the game unfolded, viewers witnessed a series of scoring plays that highlighted Portland State's offensive capabilities. Notably, Kelcy Phipps made a three-point jumper, and Mozae Downing-Rivers contributed with key free throws, helping to extend the Vikings' lead in the second half. The RedHawks, despite their struggles, managed to score a few points through layups and free throws, but they were unable to keep pace with the Vikings' relentless scoring.

Overall, this fixture was significant not only for the scoreline but also for the implications it has for both teams moving forward. Portland State will look to build on this momentum as they continue their season, while Northwest Indian will need to regroup and address their scoring deficiencies if they hope to turn their season around.

Leaders

  • PointsJaylin Henderson20Portland State Vikings
  • AssistsColt Ness5Portland State Vikings
  • ReboundsKeyon Kensie Jr.12Portland State Vikings
  • PointsTyasin Burns27Northwest Indian RedHawks
  • AssistsTyasin Burns8Northwest Indian RedHawks
  • ReboundsJD McGee4Northwest Indian RedHawks

Recent form

Portland State Vikings

Last 10: 5-5Streak L269.5 scored · 68.4 allowed per game5-1 at home

  • L79-89at Stanford CardinalNov 5
  • L70-80vs Idaho VandalsMar 11
  • W59-56vs Sacramento State HornetsMar 4
  • W79-76vs Montana GrizzliesMar 1
  • W69-52vs Montana State BobcatsFeb 28
  • L58-60at Weber State WildcatsFeb 22
  • L74-82at Idaho State BengalsFeb 21
  • W82-71vs Northern Colorado BearsFeb 15
  • W58-46vs Northern Arizona LumberjacksFeb 14
  • L67-72at Eastern Washington EaglesFeb 8

Northwest Indian RedHawks

Last 6: 0-6Streak L641.2 scored · 105.8 allowed per game0-6 away

  • L44-114at Montana State BobcatsNov 6
  • L41-106at Montana GrizzliesNov 4
  • L48-110at Portland State VikingsDec 14
  • L35-93at Montana State BobcatsNov 12
  • L44-94at Montana GrizzliesNov 11
  • L35-118at Weber State WildcatsNov 5

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
Portland State20-11-13-5
Montana State18-14112-6
Eastern Washington14-19211-7
Northern Colorado20-12310-8
Montana18-16310-8
Weber State16-16310-8
Idaho21-1549-9
Sacramento State10-2186-12
Idaho State13-2085-13
Northern Arizona10-2294-14

Box score

StatNorthwest Indian RedHawksPortland State Vikings
Field goals23-5250-81
Field goal %4462
Three-pointers6-108-27
Three-point %6030
Free throws22-3414-21
Free throw %6567
Rebounds2351
Offensive rebounds620
Defensive rebounds1731
Assists1627
Steals416
Blocks35
Turnovers2014
Team turnovers00
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers1728
Fast-break points1336
Points in the paint2880
Fouls2027
Largest lead250

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half50-84Charles Chukwu made Layup. Assisted by Kelcy Phipps.
  2. 2nd Half50-86Charles Chukwu made Layup. Assisted by Brycen Long.
  3. 2nd Half50-87Alex Dupre made Free Throw.
  4. 2nd Half50-88Alex Dupre made Free Throw.
  5. 2nd Half50-90Kelcy Phipps made Layup.
  6. 2nd Half50-93Brycen Long made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Samuel Stewart IV.
  7. 2nd Half51-93Tyasin Burns made Free Throw.
  8. 2nd Half52-93Tyasin Burns made Free Throw.
  9. 2nd Half52-96Brycen Long made Three Point Jumper.
  10. 2nd Half53-96Tyasin Burns made Free Throw.
  11. 2nd Half53-98Brayden Barron made Two Point Tip Shot.
  12. 2nd Half54-98Tyasin Burns made Free Throw.
  13. 2nd Half55-98Tyasin Burns made Free Throw.
  14. 2nd Half55-101Brycen Long made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Colt Ness.
  15. 2nd Half56-101Mycole Rodriguez made Free Throw.
  16. 2nd Half58-101Landon Kauka made Layup. Assisted by Tyasin Burns.
  17. 2nd Half59-101Mycole Rodriguez made Free Throw.
  18. 2nd Half60-101Mycole Rodriguez made Free Throw.
  19. 2nd Half60-103Sebastian Tidor made Layup. Assisted by Colt Ness.
  20. 2nd Half60-105Sebastian Tidor made Layup. Assisted by Colt Ness.
  21. 2nd Half60-106Sebastian Tidor made Free Throw.
  22. 2nd Half61-106JD McGee made Free Throw.
  23. 2nd Half63-106Tyasin Burns made Jumper.
  24. 2nd Half64-106Brandon Pino made Free Throw.
  25. 2nd Half64-108Brayden Barron made Layup. Assisted by Mozae Downing-Rivers.
  26. 2nd Half64-110Kelcy Phipps made Layup. Assisted by Samuel Stewart IV.
  27. 2nd Half65-110Tyasin Burns made Free Throw.
  28. 2nd Half66-110Tyasin Burns made Free Throw.
  29. 2nd Half66-112Brayden Barron made Layup. Assisted by Mozae Downing-Rivers.
  30. 2nd Half67-112Brandon Pino made Free Throw.
  31. 2nd Half67-114Mozae Downing-Rivers made Layup.
  32. 2nd Half70-114Tyasin Burns made Three Point Jumper.
  33. 2nd Half70-117Kelcy Phipps made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Mozae Downing-Rivers.
  34. 2nd Half72-117Makyah Chambers made Layup.
  35. 2nd Half72-118Mozae Downing-Rivers made Free Throw.
  36. 2nd Half72-119Mozae Downing-Rivers made Free Throw.
  37. 2nd Half72-121Kelcy Phipps made Layup.
  38. 2nd Half72-122Kelcy Phipps made Free Throw.
  39. 2nd Half73-122Raeden West made Free Throw.
  40. 2nd Half74-122Raeden West made Free Throw.

Win probability

Above the line favours Portland State Vikings, below favours Northwest Indian RedHawks.

Venue

  • Viking PavilionPortland, OR
  • Attendance700
  • OfficialsMark Cook, Jeff Flowers, Josh Reed

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