After seven consecutive conference losses, Oregon exploded for 14 hits and seven runs to stifle Stanford and win 7-2. The Ducks saw Maddie MacGrandle display un-waning poise in the circle, holding the two thru six Cardinal-batters hitless and only allowing four hits and two run in five-and-two-thirds innings of work. Shaye Bowden launched a grand slam in the first inning, allowing the Ducks an early lead that proved to be insurmountable for Stanford through the proceeding seven innings. The Cardinal found offensive production from lead-off hitter Teaghan Cowles, who reached base four times, three by way of a hit and also walking once. The Oregon-win ends Stanford's 3-0 conference start and sets the stage for a rubber match in the final game of the series on Sunday.

Game Story: (by Bill Braker)

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Oregon came to Stanford ready to swing away. The Ducks plated four runs in the first inning courtesy of Allee Bunker's grand slam and held the Stanford Cardinal scoreless through the first three innings. The tide turned when Stanford scored three unanswered runs in the third and fourth innings, before exploding for a five-run fifth inning to take an 8-5 lead heading into the sixth inning. Oregon found a spark when Rachel Cid skied a solo home run to bring the Ducks within two runs, but a scoreless seventh inning sealed the win for Stanford. Stanford's Carolyn Lee tallies her eighth win of the season (8-2). Oregon's Madison MacGrandle picks up her sixth loss this season (2-6). 

Game Story: (By: Bill Braker)

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Oregon came to Stanford ready to swing away. The Ducks plated four runs in the first inning courtesy of Allee Bunker's grand slam and held the Stanford Cardinal scoreless through the first three innings. The tide turned when Stanford scored three unanswered runs in the third and fourth innings, before exploding for a five-run fifth inning to take an 8-5 lead heading into the sixth inning. Oregon found a spark when Rachel Cid skied a solo home run to bring the Ducks within two runs, but a scoreless seventh inning sealed the win for Stanford. Stanford's Carolyn Lee tallies her eighth win of the season (8-2). Oregon's Madison MacGrandle picks up her sixth loss this season (2-6). 

Game Story: (By: Bill Braker)

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HOSTS: Matt Tyra, Jonathan Rifkind, and Bill Braker

6:00 Quick Recap of Oregon MBB and Preview of WBB

6:10 Recapping Oregon-Washington and Oregon-Pacific

• Oregon's ERA rises against Huskies, then Dail shuts down Pacific
• What does the offense need to start thriving?

6:25 Stanford's Season A Huge Success So Far

• Softer schedule, but great results
• Cowles leads a deep line offensively
• Huge improvements in the pitching staff

6:35 Keys to the Series for Both SIdes

6:45 Lineups Ahead of First Pitch

HOSTS: Matt Tyra, Jonathan Rifkind, and Bill Braker

6:00 Quick Recap of Oregon MBB and Preview of WBB

6:10 Recapping Oregon-Washington and Oregon-Pacific

• Oregon's ERA rises against Huskies, then Dail shuts down Pacific
• What does the offense need to start thriving?

6:25 Stanford's Season A Huge Success So Far

• Softer schedule, but great results
• Cowles leads a deep line offensively
• Huge improvements in the pitching staff

6:35 Keys to the Series for Both SIdes

6:45 Lineups Ahead of First Pitch

On March 11, 2016 Oregon Softball traveled to Stockton, California and Cheridan Hawkins through a no-hitter in a win. Just over 2 years later, Jordan Dail through a new hitter against the Pacific Tigers in Stockton as well. Dail threw 7 innings and struck out a career high 13 batters. Her only blemish was her 5 walks. The Ducks snap their 12 game losing streak with their 5-0 victory. Jasmine Sievers was the main source of offensive production for Oregon. Sievers went 3-3 with 2 RBIs and was just a homer away from hitting for the cycle. Hannah Galey re-introduced herself with an RBI single in the top of the sixth inning. Oregon was very active on the base paths as well. As a team they had 7 stolen bases, 3 of which came from Haley Cruse.

Oregon moves to 12-16 on the season and hopes to use Wednesday's momentum as they look for their first conference victory as they start a 3 game series on The Farm starting Friday at 7 pm.

Game Story (By: Bill…

On March 11, 2016 Oregon Softball traveled to Stockton, California and Cheridan Hawkins through a no-hitter in a win. Just over 2 years later, Jordan Dail through a new hitter against the Pacific Tigers in Stockton as well. Dail threw 7 innings and struck out a career high 13 batters. Her only blemish was her 5 walks. The Ducks snap their 12 game losing streak with their 5-0 victory. Jasmine Sievers was the main source of offensive production for Oregon. Sievers went 3-3 with 2 RBIs and was just a homer away from hitting for the cycle. Hannah Galey re-introduced herself with an RBI single in the top of the sixth inning. Oregon was very active on the base paths as well. As a team they had 7 stolen bases, 3 of which came from Haley Cruse.

Oregon moves to 12-16 on the season and hopes to use Wednesday's momentum as they look for their first conference victory as they start a 3 game series on The Farm starting Friday at 7 pm.

Game Story (By: Bill…

Hosts: Alex Castle, Shawn Medow and Brenten Kelly

In a run that was improbable to predict a month ago, No. 12 seeded Oregon men's basketball carries one of the nation's longest winning streaks at 10-games into the Sweet Sixteen of the 2019 NCAA Tournament. The Ducks sit as the only remaining double-digit seed in the tournament following two double-digit victories down in San Jose, collecting wins against No. 5 Wisconsin in the first round and No. 13 UC-Irvine in the second. Junior point guard Payton Pritchard continued his impressive stretch, leading the Ducks with 18.5 points per game in the tournament's opening rounds. Freshman Louis King stepped up in his first postseason action, averaging 16.5 points so far, while Kenny Wooten and Paul White also enter the second weekend averaging double figures. Wooten, who's combination of emphatic dunks and blocks took the tournament by storm in San Jose, is also averaging seven rebounds per game along with 5.5 blocks. Combining with the conistency in its starting lineup has been senior…

In a run that was improbable to predict a month ago, No. 12 seeded Oregon men's basketball carries one of the nation's longest winning streaks at 10-games into the Sweet Sixteen of the 2019 NCAA Tournament. The Ducks sit as the only remaining double-digit seed in the tournament following two double-digit victories down in San Jose, collecting wins against No. 5 Wisconsin in the first round and No. 13 UC-Irvine in the second. Junior point guard Payton Pritchard continued his impressive stretch, leading the Ducks with 18.5 points per game in the tournament's opening rounds. Freshman Louis King stepped up in his first postseason action, averaging 16.5 points so far, while Kenny Wooten and Paul White also enter the second weekend averaging double figures. Wooten, who's combination of emphatic dunks and blocks took the tournament by storm in San Jose, is also averaging seven rebounds per game along with 5.5 blocks. Combining with the conistency in its starting lineup has been senior…