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#16 Oregon Volleyball (12-3) took care of business against Cal (1-18) on Friday with a dominant performance from start to finish. Oregon out-hit the Golden Bears .260 to .026 and delivered 10 more kills than Cal. The Ducks didn't have any players in double digits attacking but were led by Brooke Nuneviller and Morgan Lewis, who each had 8 kills. Oregon had 12 total blocks on Friday, led by Karson Bacon (7 tb) and Morgan Lewis (5 tb). The Ducks also matched a season-high 7 service aces on Friday, led by Nuneviller's 3 service aces followed closely by Borup's two. Following this dominant performance, the Ducks have just three more matches to fine-tune for the NCAA Tournament. Oregon will take on Cal again on Sunday at noon before traveling to Tempe to play Arizona State in the regular-season finale.

Game Story (by Sean MacPherson)

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Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Justin Grossweiner, Xavier Aguiar

6:00 Gameday for Oregon WBB

• Immediate reaction to Oregon-Georgia

6:25 Oregon MBB Set for Pac-12 Clash in Sweet Sixteen

• Oregon's consistency in the tournament
• Can Oregon flip the script from 58-72 loss on Feb. 22 to USC?
• Pac-12 dominance in the big dance

6:50 GUEST: Oregon Volleyball Head Coach Matt Ulmer

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Oregon scores in seven of the eight innings they took the bat en route to a 10-1 victory over in-state foe the Portland Pilots. Eight of those 10 runs were scored with 2 outs in the inning and the team went 3-9 (.333) from the plate with two outs.

Josh Kasevich was the only Oregon player with a multi-hit game, he had two singles. The Ducks totaled 7 hits on the day, compared to the Pilot's three. However, 5 of Oregon's 10 runs were unearned either via an pass ball or a walk.

Waz's squad used a season high seven pitchers to get the job done. The Ducks starter RJ Gordon and Decker Stedman were the only pitchers to go more than an inning. They each went two innings.

Oregon will kick off their second Pac-12 series Friday at 7 pm against the Arizona Wildcats in Tuscon.

Game Story: (By Bill Braker)

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Oregon scores in seven of the eight innings they took the bat en route to a 10-1 victory over in-state foe the Portland Pilots. Eight of those 10 runs were scored with 2 outs in the inning and the team went 3-9 (.333) from the plate with two outs.

Josh Kasevich was the only Oregon player with a multi-hit game, he had two singles. The Ducks totaled 7 hits on the day, compared to the Pilot's three. However, 5 of Oregon's 10 runs were unearned either via an pass ball or a walk.

Waz's squad used a season high seven pitchers to get the job done. The Ducks starter RJ Gordon and Decker Stedman were the only pitchers to go more than an inning. They each went two innings.

Oregon will kick off their second Pac-12 series Friday at 7 pm against the Arizona Wildcats in Tuscon.

Game Story: (By Bill Braker)

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Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Justin Grossweiner and Dylan Reubenking

6:00 Oregon Men's Basketball Upsets Iowa to return to the Sweet 16

6:30 The Pac-12's Tournament Resurgance

6:40 GUEST: Melyssa Lombardi (Oregon Softball Head Coach)

6:50 Oregon Softball Sweeps Utah

Hosts: Adam Susman, Jonah Rosenburg, Ethan Hartley

6:00 March Madness Mania

• Oregon save their best scoring performance for Iowa
• Best moments of the first weekend?
• One thing you predicted one thing you got really wrong...
• PAC-12 getting all the love in March
• Ducks vs. Trojans rematch

6:35 Oregon WBB Defense Comes to Play

• ONE POINT
• Georgia scouting report
• PAC-12 check on the women's bracket

6:50 Check-In on Oregon Athletics

• Soccer takes care of business in Corvallis
• Softball doesn't skip a beat in conference play
• Baseball finishes weekend strong vs ASU
• Volleyball survives Oregon State Scare

Oregon Volleyball went neck-and-neck with Oregon State on Friday- but that certainly was not the case today. Oregon (25-19, 25-22, 25-22) defeated OSU in straight sets in its first road match since February 7th.

Oregon led from the jump set one, winning it in dominant fashion, 25-19. Game two was neck-and-neck, but Oregon went on a 5-1 run after being tied at 20-20 to collect a 2-0 lead. It looked like we may have been going to four sets at certain points in set three, as the Ducks trailed 15-9 at one point. But Oregon rallied back to tie it at 16-16, then used a 4-0 run to win the third frame, 25-22.

Oregon hit .256 as a team and held the Beavers to a meer .148. The Ducks also dished out four service aces, which is the most since February 14th against Arizona. Brooke Nuneviller (15 kills, .200, 9 digs) led the way for Oregon throughout the match. 15 kills were the most in a sweep from the junior this season. However, she fell short of a double-double for the…

Oregon Volleyball went neck-and-neck with Oregon State on Friday- but that certainly was not the case today. Oregon (25-19, 25-22, 25-22) defeated OSU in straight sets in its first road match since February 7th.

Oregon led from the jump set one, winning it in dominant fashion, 25-19. Game two was neck-and-neck, but Oregon went on a 5-1 run after being tied at 20-20 to collect a 2-0 lead. It looked like we may have been going to four sets at certain points in set three, as the Ducks trailed 15-9 at one point. But Oregon rallied back to tie it at 16-16, then used a 4-0 run to win the third frame, 25-22.

Oregon hit .256 as a team and held the Beavers to a meer .148. The Ducks also dished out four service aces, which is the most since February 14th against Arizona. Brooke Nuneviller (15 kills, .200, 9 digs) led the way for Oregon throughout the match. 15 kills were the most in a sweep from the junior this season. However, she fell short of a double-double for the…

Story by: Dylan Reubenking

By Kent Williams

On a cloudy Saturday afternoon, the #19 Oregon Ducks(9-4) played anything but gloomy against the Arizona State Sundevils(12-4). It all started on the mound, where junior righty Cullen Kafka put together yet another spectacular pitching performance together for the Ducks pitching staff. He set or matched career highs with 7 innings pitched, 11 strikeouts on 106 pitches for his start. He also did not walk anyone or allow a run, while only giving up 4 hits. His performance today lowers his season ERA all the way down to a minuscule 0.32. Offensively, the Ducks got off to a slow start, but Kenyon Yovan got things rolling with his 6th home run of the year, this time a 2-run shot down the left field line. Later, Gabe Matthews would contribute his own 2-run home run to dead center. Other contributors include Aaron Zavala, who walked 3 times, and Sam Novitske, who drove in 2 runs.

The Ducks will look to take the series against the #23 Sundevils tomorrow…