Oregon Soccer remains perfect on their home turf after beating Villanova 4-0. Kat Mertz's side treated the fans at Papé Field to Oregon's first clean sheet on the season and didn't disappoint on the offensive end either. In each contest this weekend the Ducks scored four goals, and in each game the goals came from four different players. In tonight's match Ally Cook and Maggie Lacy picked up their first goals as Ducks, Maya Hahn scored her second goal in as many games, and Jordan Wormdahl scored her 5th goal of the season when she finished the layoff pass from strike-partner Emma Eddy in the 30th minute. Wormdahl, a Eugene native, became just the third Oregon soccer player of all time to score in four consecutive matches and the first since 2010. To go along with Wormdahls feat, Katelyn Carter played the full 90 minutes and picked up her first clean sheet of the season, possibly a hint towards Carter being named the starting keeper soon. Oregon takes the long trip to South Carolina…

Oregon Volleyball defeated Boston College 3-0 (25-21, 25-20, 25-16) to close out a dominant weekend and start the season 2-0. Oregon didn't look quite as flawless as it did on Friday night, but were able to keep it comfortable throughout the match. The Ducks were once again led by seniors Ronika Stone (13 kills, .417, 4 digs, 2 blocks) and Willow Johnson (14 kills, .591, 10 digs). Behind the attacking of their senior leaders, Oregon hit .318 as a team. Brooke Nuneviller added 9 kills on .214 hitting, to go with 10 digs. Redshirt freshman Kylie Robinson boasted 40 assists, 10 digs, and 7 assists. Oregon experimented with the lineup at times, using freshmen Elise Ferrera and Morgan Lewis. Still, the Ducks just used 10 players in comparison to Boston College, who used 15. For the Eagles, Jewel Strawberry led the team attacking with 9 kills on .065 hitting. Oregon's defense looked sharp as it held the Eagles to .193 hitting. Oregon will be back in action on September 13th as it will…

Oregon Volleyball defeated Boston College 3-0 (25-21, 25-20, 25-16) to close out a dominant weekend and start the season 2-0. Oregon didn't look quite as flawless as it did on Friday night, but were able to keep it comfortable throughout the match. The Ducks were once again led by seniors Ronika Stone (13 kills, .417, 4 digs, 2 blocks) and Willow Johnson (14 kills, .591, 10 digs). Behind the attacking of their senior leaders, Oregon hit .318 as a team. Brooke Nuneviller added 9 kills on .214 hitting, to go with 10 digs. Redshirt freshman Kylie Robinson boasted 40 assists, 10 digs, and 7 assists. Oregon experimented with the lineup at times, using freshmen Elise Ferrera and Morgan Lewis. Still, the Ducks just used 10 players in comparison to Boston College, who used 15. For the Eagles, Jewel Strawberry led the team attacking with 9 kills on .065 hitting. Oregon's defense looked sharp as it held the Eagles to .193 hitting. Oregon will be back in action on September 13th as it will…

Oregon Soccer moves to 1-1-1 on the season after defeating Portland State 4-2 Friday Night. The Ducks went down early when Sienna Higinbotham found the top right corner of Katelyn Carter's net from roughly 30 yards out. Kat Mertz's side didn't change their game plan after falling early and got the equalizer via a Jordan Wormdahl strike in the tenth minute, good for her fourth goal on the season. After the Wormdahl goal the Ducks went on to dominate the rest of the contest, out shooting the Vikings 36-5 and put 3 more goals past a pair of Portland State keepers. Mia Palmer scored a long range effort in the 30th minute, Maya Hahn picked up her first goal as a Duck in the 44th minute, and Zoe Hasenauer proved she can score as well as facilitate in the 57th minute.

Oregon faces off against Villanova at home this Sunday at 5pm.

Match Story (By: Adam Susman)

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Oregon Soccer moves to 1-1-1 on the season after defeating Portland State 4-2 Friday Night. The Ducks went down early when Sienna Higinbotham found the top right corner of Katelyn Carter's net from roughly 30 yards out. Kat Mertz's side didn't change their game plan after falling early and got the equalizer via a Jordan Wormdahl strike in the tenth minute, good for her fourth goal on the season. After the Wormdahl goal the Ducks went on to dominate the rest of the contest, out shooting the Vikings 36-5 and put 3 more goals past a pair of Portland State keepers. Mia Palmer scored a long range effort in the 30th minute, Maya Hahn picked up her first goal as a Duck in the 44th minute, and Zoe Hasenauer proved she can score as well as facilitate in the 57th minute.

Oregon faces off against Villanova at home this Sunday at 5pm.

Match Story (By: Adam Susman)

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Oregon Volleyball started out its 2019 campaign strong with a dominant 3-0 (25-13, 25-16, 25-13) victory over UC Irvine. The Ducks were led by veterans on Friday with dominant performances from Willow Johnson (12 kills, 5 digs), Ronika Stone (10 kills, .769, 4 blocks) and new OH Brooke Nuneviller (8 kills, 6 digs). Oregon hit .536, fired 7 service aces, and had 12 blocks. Oregon used a handful of new young players, but most notable was Kylie Robinson, who had 29 assists. The Ducks also saw contributions from FR Bea Wetton, FR Taylor Williams, RSFR Karson Bacon, and FR Georgia Murphy. Oregon will look to move to 2-0 on the season Saturday against Boston College at MKA, starting at 6pm.

Match Story (by Sean MacPherson)

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Oregon Volleyball started out its 2019 campaign strong with a dominant 3-0 (25-13, 25-16, 25-13) victory over UC Irvine. The Ducks were led by veterans on Friday with dominant performances from Willow Johnson (12 kills, 5 digs), Ronika Stone (10 kills, .769, 4 blocks) and new OH Brooke Nuneviller (8 kills, 6 digs). Oregon hit .536, fired 7 service aces, and had 12 blocks. Oregon used a handful of new young players, but most notable was Kylie Robinson, who had 29 assists. The Ducks also saw contributions from FR Bea Wetton, FR Taylor Williams, RSFR Karson Bacon, and FR Georgia Murphy. Oregon will look to move to 2-0 on the season Saturday against Boston College at MKA, starting at 6pm.

Match Story (by Sean MacPherson)

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Oregon football will go toe to toe against one of the SEC's finest on Saturday, in a matchup that the Ducks' have prepared for all offseason. Even with extensive film study, workout programs and the grind of Spring and Fall practice, there are still aspects of the game that are up in the air. Oregon's defense is tasked with stopping highly touted Freshman quarterback Bo Nix, and may have to deal with the dynamic speed of Sophomore receiver Anthony Schwartz, who is a game time decision with a left hand injury.

Facing Unknowns in Saturday's Contest Against Auburn, Oregon's Defense Feels Confident in It's Preparation (by Jordan Brenner)

Oregon football will go toe to toe against one of the SEC's finest on Saturday, in a matchup that the Ducks' have prepared for all offseason. Even with extensive film study, workout programs and the grind of Spring and Fall practice, there are still aspects of the game that are up in the air. Oregon's defense is tasked with stopping highly touted Freshman quarterback Bo Nix, and may have to deal with the dynamic speed of Sophomore receiver Anthony Schwartz, who is a game time decision with a left hand injury.

Facing Unknowns in Saturday's Contest Against Auburn, Oregon's Defense Feels Confident in It's Preparation (by Jordan Brenner)

On January 10th, 2011, Oregon's hopes of a first national title in program history were ripped away after a gut-wrenching 22-19 loss against Auburn in the title game. Since then, Oregon Football has experienced a roller-coaster of peaks and valleys. But now, nearly nine years later, Oregon feels it has a chance to rejoin the national spotlight it once had. Led by Heisman candidate Justin Herbert and one of the best offensive lines in the country, #11 Oregon returns a talented and experienced team in position to make a big push this season. To start the year, Oregon faces a roadblock that the program is familiar with: The Auburn Tigers. Saturday's match-up represents a chance to make steps towards that lucrative national title it could taste in 2011. In order to get back into the national title picture, Oregon must get past the program that held them back from their best chance at College Football's greatest honor.

Oregon Football Must Get Past a Familiar…