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Just over three weeks away from the start of the season in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, Oregon Softball began practice on Tuesday afternoon at Jane Sanders Stadium. After posting a 22-30 record in Melyssa Lombardi's first season as head coach, the Ducks are looking to return to the postseason behind a deeper pitching staff and more experienced lineup. Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi, Jordan Dail and Haley Cruse met with the media on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the upcoming season.

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Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi

Oregon, fresh off sweeping the Arizona schools at home, travel north to take on Washington State on Thursday night and Washington Saturday afternoon. Oregon moves up one spot in the rankings after a thrilling overtime win versus #24 Arizona and following up with a win via a Payton Pritchard masterclass against Arizona State. The Ducks remain undefeated in Eugene but have lots to prove in conference road games after poor outing in Utah and Colorado last month. Before the team heads to Pullman, head coach Dana Altman and shooting guard Chris Duarte addressed the media on Tuesday.

Dana Altman

Oregon, fresh off sweeping the Arizona schools at home, travel north to take on Washington State on Thursday night and Washington Saturday afternoon. Oregon moves up one spot in the rankings after a thrilling overtime win versus #24 Arizona and following up with a win via a Payton Pritchard masterclass against Arizona State. The Ducks remain undefeated in Eugene but have lots to prove in conference road games after poor outing in Utah and Colorado last month. Before the team heads to Pullman, head coach Dana Altman and shooting guard Chris Duarte addressed the media on Tuesday.

Dana Altman

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On Monday morning, four Oregon Football players (Thomas Graham Jr., Deommodore Lenoir, Jordon Scott, and Austin Faoliu) all announced their decision to return to Oregon for their senior season. Following that, Mario Cristobal spoke with the media to address any offseason news for the Rose Bowl Champions.

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Head Coach Mario Cristobal

Thomas Graham Jr., Deommodore Lenoir, Jordon Scott, Austin Faoliu

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On Monday morning, four Oregon Football players (Thomas Graham Jr., Deommodore Lenoir, Jordon Scott, and Austin Faoliu) all announced their decision to return to Oregon for their senior season. Following that, Mario Cristobal spoke with the media to address any offseason news for the Rose Bowl Champions.

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Head Coach Mario Cristobal

Thomas Graham Jr., Deommodore Lenoir, Jordon Scott, Austin Faoliu

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6:00 Oregon Women's Basketball Splits Arizona Trip

• Ducks first to fall victim to Arizona State's historic weekend
• 4Q collapse and offensive woes
• Strong 2Q lifts Oregon against Arizona

6:15 GUEST: Jonathan Rifkind (Host of Bleav in the Pac-12 Podcast)

Oregon remains unbeaten at home and moves to 3-1 in Pac-12 play behind a career high 29 points from senior Payton Pritchard in a 78-69 win. The star West Linn native had 15 points on strictly threes in the first half (5-7). He tied her career high in points and was one long ball away from tying his three pointers in a game. Mathis and Duarte each had 8 points at intermission as well, but it was the Dominican who scored 12 points in the second half to finish with 20. Oregon shot 48% from the field, but it was the 14-23 from the free throw line that kept ASU in the game till late. Remy Martin, the Sun Devils’s star point guard, was just as hot as the Duck’s point guard. Martin also had 29 points on 9-21 shooting, including a 3-9 performance from deep to go along with his 6 assists. The Ducks work on the boards was another factor that helped get the win, winning the rebound battle 37-28. Oregon will look to take their 2 game win streak up to the Washington schools beginning Thursday…

Oregon remains unbeaten at home and moves to 3-1 in Pac-12 play behind a career high 29 points from senior Payton Pritchard in a 78-69 win. The star West Linn native had 15 points on strictly threes in the first half (5-7). He tied her career high in points and was one long ball away from tying his three pointers in a game. Mathis and Duarte each had 8 points at intermission as well, but it was the Dominican who scored 12 points in the second half to finish with 20. Oregon shot 48% from the field, but it was the 14-23 from the free throw line that kept ASU in the game till late. Remy Martin, the Sun Devils’s star point guard, was just as hot as the Duck’s point guard. Martin also had 29 points on 9-21 shooting, including a 3-9 performance from deep to go along with his 6 assists. The Ducks work on the boards was another factor that helped get the win, winning the rebound battle 37-28. Oregon will look to take their 2 game win streak up to the Washington schools beginning Thursday…

By: Sam Greenville and Cole Rothman

This game had all the billing coming into the evening: ESPN, celebrity appearances, potential top 10 draft picks, and a Pac-12 rivalry renewed into the start of a new decade as the #24 ranked University of Arizona Wildcats (11-4) came into Matthew Knight Arena to square off against the 9th ranked Oregon Ducks (13-3) in a game that became a war of attrition and a treat for all those in attendance. This showdown had all the glitz and glamour and quickly turned into a nail biting, flip-flopping, overtime thriller that ended with a raucous Matthew Knight Area screaming for joy as the Ducks made a crucial stop (twice) with 10 seconds left and the ball in the hands of the Wildcats. Oregon would only lead for 5 minutes, be tied for another 5, and trailing for the other 35 minutes. Spectacular, mesmerizing, astonishing; these words can all be used to describe this spectacle, but when it comes down to it, the only word that…