By Mario Ponce

Hosted by Saul Galvan, Isaac Dubey, Max Ragel

Oregon Baseball back at PK park this weekend (6:00)

• What stood out from last weekend?
• Rotation thoughts
• Preview of UCSB series

Oregon Softball return to the Jane (6:20)

• No Florida State, how do things change for the Ducks?
• Other key matchups in the Jane Sanders Classic
• Is this team ready for conference play?

Basketball Roundup (6:40)

• Austin Ota live from MKA to preview Cal matchup
• Men's basketball sweep the season series against Oregon State
• How…

by Jasmine Saboorian

The Oregon Men’s Basketball team faced off against the Oregon State University Beavers on a late Wednesday bout. Oregon (19-9, 11-6 Pac-12) came in losers in six of its last 11 games, needing a win to stay alive for an at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament, while Oregon State (12-17, 4-14 Pac-12) was coming off its first, and to this point only, road victory of the season. In the end, the Ducks defeated the Beavers 78-71 in their final face-off of Pac-12 history.

The first half of the game opened up with the Beavers taking the tip-off and guard Jordan Pope putting the first numbers on the scoreboard with a jumper. Shortly after, Oregon’s first points were put up back-to-back with a layup by center N’Faly Dante and a triple by guard Jermaine Couisnard.

The two teams continued to go beck-and-neck for the next five minutes of the game until a lead was taken by the Ducks with a clean three from freshman Jackson…

Written by: Ben Schoenfield

Oregon:

The #25 Oregon Ducks are coming off of a 3-2 finish at the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic in Palm Springs, California. In the tournament the Ducks beat the UCF Knights 4-3, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish 8-2, and the LBSU The Beach 11-4; and they lost to the Baylor Bears 3-2 and the Nebraska Cornhuskers 6-0. Oregon has struggled on the season coming into this tournament 9-7. In the Jane Sanders Classic in Eugene the Oregon Ducks will play Mt. Saint Mary’s University three times and the Maryland Terrapins twice. Oregon hit seven home runs in the Mary Nutter Classic including two from Vallery Wong, two from Alyssa Daniell, two from Ariel Carlson, and one from Hanna Delgado. The Ducks hope to finish strong before heading into conference play for their last season in the Pac-12.

Mt. Saint Mary’s:

The Mt. Saint Mary’s Mounts have played in two tournaments and eight games overall. They have played in…

Hosted by Griffin Bowes, Jason Hardrict and Max Ragel

Oregon Baseball Sweeps Lafayette with Ease (6:00)

• Biggest takeaways from the series.
• Ranking Oregon’s pitchers: Top 4
• Greatest asset for the Ducks moving forward?

Oregon Softball goes 3-2 in the Mary Nutter Classic (6:15)

• Pitching has been strong.
• What went wrong against Nebraska?
• Can Oregon become more consistent?

Oregon Basketball Roundup (6:30)

• Men go down to Cal 69-64. What went wrong and what needs to change?
• Oregon's hopes vs Arizona.
• …

Hosted by Austin Ota, Charles Martindale and Mario Ponce

Oregon Softball Underwhelms in the Mary Nutter (6:00)

• We’ve officially seen enough (16 games) of a sample size from Oregon. What has been the biggest surprise and biggest disappointment this year?
• Oregon’s offense really struggled against the top pitching staffs of the weekend. What’s going on with the offense?
• How will Oregon fare against two of the top teams in the country in FSU and UW?

GUEST: KCSB’s Carson Mercier (6:20)

Hosts: Levi Bergthold, Luke Dodson, Jack Wargo

6:00 The Diamond Sports

• Baseball opens at PK Park strong with a sweep
• Things to look for as Baseball hosts UC Santa Barbara
• Previewing Softball in the Jane Sanders Classic

6:20 Basketball Roundup

• Men’s Basketball splits in California
• Previewing the Oregon State game
• Women’s Basketball’s losing streak continues – what needs to change?

6:50 Bonus Question

• If you could change one thing about collegiate sports, what would it be?

By Tayten Torgrimson

On February 25th, Oregon finished their three-game home streak by defeating the Marist Red Foxes 16-9. Oregon struggled for a bit in the first quarter with Marist’s physicality but was able to score six goals before the end of the quarter. The Ducks started slow overall, but played excellent defense, allowing just four goals before the halftime break. After an electric buzzer-beating goal by Anna Simmons, Oregon led at half 9-4. A repeat of last week by midfielder Rachel Pallo as she broke her record of 11 draw controls by having 12 draw controls today.

Oregon put together a disciplined first half defensively, coach Jess Drummond said, “for me to see that…

By Tayten Torgrimson

On February 25th, Oregon finished their three-game home streak by defeating the Marist Red Foxes 16-9. Oregon struggled for a bit in the first quarter with Marist’s physicality but was able to score six goals before the end of the quarter. The Ducks started slow overall, but played excellent defense, allowing just four goals before the halftime break. After an electric buzzer-beating goal by Anna Simmons, Oregon led at half 9-4. A repeat of last week by midfielder Rachel Pallo as she broke her record of 11 draw controls by having 12 draw controls today.

Oregon put together a disciplined first half defensively, coach Jess Drummond said, “for me to see that…

Written Story by Ty Goss

Looking to finish a potential sweep against the Lafayette Leopards, the Oregon Ducks came into today riding high off of a string of three-straight victories with a 5-1 record.

Taking the mound to start for the Ducks was Kevin Seitter, a senior transfer from Quinnipiac starting for the second time this season, recording three earned runs and two strikeouts in four innings pitched.

The game would swing in Oregon’s favor fast, as they would score one run in the first inning off of a wild pitch, followed by a flurry of runs in the second inning as the Ducks brought five across. These runs would come courtesy of Chase Meggers and Carter Garate singles, with Jeffrey Heard recording a double to notch a run batted in of his own.

Seitter would have a dominant day on the bump which started with him shoving in the early innings, recording eight strikeouts in his first five while allowing two earned runs, one…