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The final two regular season games are here for Oregon Men's Basketball and the stakes are high. Oregon is half a game behind UCLA in the Pac-12 regular season standings. Oregon plays two late-night games against California and Stanford this weekend with 8pm tip-offs. If Oregon can go 2-0 it will be a historic achievement for Oregon athletics. Both the Oregon Football and Women's Basketball teams are closing in on undefeated records at home this season, and Oregon MBB is two wins away from adding to that perfection across the board. If Oregon wins both they clinch at least a share of the Pac-12 regular season title, making it the first time in Pac-12 history that the same school has taken championships in football, men's and women's basketball. Oregon also bids farewell to notable seniors, including Payton Pritchard, who has more wins in an Oregon Men's Basketball jersey than any duck.

Senior Guard Payton Pritchard

#11 Oregon Softball (17-2) will play its first game at home this Friday at 3:30 PM vs. Seattle University, the first of five games over the course of the weekend. The remaining slate of opponents includes Loyola Marymount and Portland State. The Ducks dropped their first two games of the year last weekend in the state of Oklahoma to #16 Oklahoma State and Louisville in a narrow fashion. Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi, Shaye Bowden and Samaria Diaz previewed the upcoming weekend on Tuesday afternoon after practice.

Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi

#11 Oregon Softball (17-2) will play its first game at home this Friday at 3:30 PM vs. Seattle University, the first of five games over the course of the weekend. The remaining slate of opponents includes Loyola Marymount and Portland State. The Ducks dropped their first two games of the year last weekend in the state of Oklahoma to #16 Oklahoma State and Louisville in a narrow fashion. Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi, Shaye Bowden and Samaria Diaz previewed the upcoming weekend on Tuesday afternoon after practice.

Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi

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6:00 Oregon Women's Basketball Pick-Up the Regular Season Crown again

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The Oregon Ducks finished off a four game sweep Sunday of the Milwaukee Panthers as they defeated the Panthers 6-1 Sunday at Pk Park. Oregon starter Brett Walker delivered a quality start that included 6 innings of work while allowing 0 runs and striking out four batters. Aaron Zavala went three for three at the plate for the Ducks and reached base four times. Zavala also finished the day with one RBI and was the driving force of the Ducks offense during the 6-1 win.

Oregon was able to shut down Milwaukee's offense for much of the game, with the lone blemish coming from a Mitchell Buban single in the top of the 7th inning. Decker Stedman, Kolby Somers, and Hunter Breault each provided solid relief outings for the final three innings, allowing only three hits and one earned run. This win marks the 7th straight for a suddenly hot Oregon baseball team, which has not lost at Pk Park yet this season.

Oregon is now 7-4…

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The Oregon Ducks finished off a four game sweep Sunday of the Milwaukee Panthers as they defeated the Panthers 6-1 Sunday at Pk Park. Oregon starter Brett Walker delivered a quality start that included 6 innings of work while allowing 0 runs and striking out four batters. Aaron Zavala went three for three at the plate for the Ducks and reached base four times. Zavala also finished the day with one RBI and was the driving force of the Ducks offense during the 6-1 win.

Oregon was able to shut down Milwaukee's offense for much of the game, with the lone blemish coming from a Mitchell Buban single in the top of the 7th inning. Decker Stedman, Kolby Somers, and Hunter Breault each provided solid relief outings for the final three innings, allowing only three hits and one earned run. This win marks the 7th straight for a suddenly hot Oregon baseball team, which has not lost at Pk Park yet this season.

Oregon is now 7-4…

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Ian Johnson, Scott Wardwell

Written By: Sam Greenville

Oregon capped it’s final regular season game on Senior day at Matthew Knight Arena with a win against bitter rival Washington. The Huskies played energetic defense and were relentless on offense, but the Ducks proved to be too much as Oregon would win in blowout fashion winning by 46 and cruising into the Pac-12 tournament on fire. Today’s win notched a program record 17th victory against a Pac-12 opponent, and an unbeaten record at home going 15-0. Senior Ruthy Hebard would lead all scorers with 24 points, in addition to gathering 7 rebounds. For the Huskies, senior Mai-Loni Henson would be the team leader in points with 11. The first quarter was tightly contested with a 1 point Oregon lead and showed promise to be a competitive rivalry clash, “We were challenged, they just came out and played harder than us that first quarter… we knew this was gonna be a tough game” noted Graves, but thanks to a 27-6 run in the second quarter the game would…

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The Oregon Ducks took on the Milwaukee Panthers in an action packed baseball Saturday double header. The offense was clicking on all cylinders, as they put up 12 runs between both games, resulting in 7-2 and 6-0 victories. 

Aaron Zavala provided the offense for the Ducks, leading the team with five hits and four RBI. Peyton Fuller had a great game on the mound in the second game of the day, finishing with eight strikeouts, no earned runs, and just two hits allowed. 

The first game was preluded by some rain, but the field was able to dry out enough for the game to go on. Robert Ahlstrom got the start on the mound for the Ducks, and came out strong. After allowing a lead-off single to Adam LaRock, he came back and retired the next three Panthers he faced. 

The Ducks started their productive day offensively right away, with Sam Olsson ripping a single into right field which scored Tanner…

Text Story: Scott Wardwell

The Oregon Ducks took on the Milwaukee Panthers in an action packed baseball Saturday double header. The offense was clicking on all cylinders, as they put up 12 runs between both games, resulting in 7-2 and 6-0 victories. 

Aaron Zavala provided the offense for the Ducks, leading the team with five hits and four RBI. Peyton Fuller had a great game on the mound in the second game of the day, finishing with eight strikeouts, no earned runs, and just two hits allowed. 

The first game was preluded by some rain, but the field was able to dry out enough for the game to go on. Robert Ahlstrom got the start on the mound for the Ducks, and came out strong. After allowing a lead-off single to Adam LaRock, he came back and retired the next three Panthers he faced. 

The Ducks started their productive day offensively right away, with Sam Olsson ripping a single into right field which scored Tanner…