It is a busy weekend for KWVA Sports! We have UO Football, Soccer, Volleyball, a watch party and high school football. The games and how you can listen are all below. And follow us on social media for all the calls #KWVASports Friday, 10/26: Oregon Women's Volleyball vs Arizona State, 5pm at Arizona State, hear it on KWVA 88.1 FM or Stream 1 (http://kwvaradio.uoregon.edu:8000/listen.pls?sid=1) South Eugene High School Football vs North Bend, 7pm at North Bend, hear it on KWVA Stream 2 (http://kwvaradio.uoregon.edu:8000/listen.pls?sid=2) Sheldon High School Football vs Grants Pass, 7pm at Sheldon, hear it on SheldonAthletics.com Thurston High School Football vs Churchill, 7pm at Thurston, hear it on the NHSF Network (https://www.… Read More

It is a busy weekend for KWVA Sports! We have UO Football, Soccer, Volleyball, a watch party and high school football. The games and how you can listen are all below. And follow us on social media for all the calls #KWVASports Friday, 10/26: Oregon Women's Volleyball vs Arizona State, 5pm at Arizona State, hear it on KWVA 88.1 FM or Stream 1 (http://kwvaradio.uoregon.edu:8000/listen.pls?sid=1) South Eugene High School Football vs North Bend, 7pm at North Bend, hear it on KWVA Stream 2 (http://kwvaradio.uoregon.edu:8000/listen.pls?sid=2) Sheldon High School Football vs Grants Pass, 7pm at Sheldon, hear it on SheldonAthletics.com Thurston High School Football vs Churchill, 7pm at Thurston, hear it on the NHSF Network (https://www.… Read More

Since the beginning of the 2016 season, Oregon football is just 6-7 in games following losses. In 2018, No. 19 Oregon has already showed once its ability to respond to a particularly heartbreaking loss after defeating then No. 24 Cal on the road after its overtime collapse to Stanford the week prior. But now as the Ducks (5-2, 2-2 in Pac-12) have seen their brief time as the conference's headliner come to end thanks to the 34-20 loss dealt by No. 14 Washington State last week, the team again must put a difficult loss behind them. Head coach Mario Cristobal and his staff have relied on the veteran voices in the locker room along with their own diligence in the film room to build this newfound resolve, which they will badly need heading to Arizona with staying afloat in the Pac-12 on the line. Listen below to the full story as the Ducks seek to once again come back strong from a difficult loss. No. 19 Oregon Bouncing Back Quicker in 2018 (by Alex Castle)… Read More

Since the beginning of the 2016 season, Oregon football is just 6-7 in games following losses. In 2018, No. 19 Oregon has already showed once its ability to respond to a particularly heartbreaking loss after defeating then No. 24 Cal on the road after its overtime collapse to Stanford the week prior. But now as the Ducks (5-2, 2-2 in Pac-12) have seen their brief time as the conference's headliner come to end thanks to the 34-20 loss dealt by No. 14 Washington State last week, the team again must put a difficult loss behind them. Head coach Mario Cristobal and his staff have relied on the veteran voices in the locker room along with their own diligence in the film room to build this newfound resolve, which they will badly need heading to Arizona with staying afloat in the Pac-12 on the line. Listen below to the full story as the Ducks seek to once again come back strong from a difficult loss. No. 19 Oregon Bouncing Back Quicker in 2018 (by Alex Castle)… Read More

Oregon Soccer fell to the Arizona State Sun Devils 2-1 in overtime after a last second goal by Marleen Schimmer. The Ducks came into this one hoping to snap their seven game losing streak. The match showed promise for Oregon, as Emma Eddy found the back of the net on a cross in the third minute. Oregon went on to dominate that half with lots of chances despite just the 1-0 lead. The Ducks had a 7-0 advantage on corner kicks in that half. Arizona State came back tough in a very back-and-forth second half. After hitting the post in the 56th minute, Marleen Schimmer scored the opening goal for the Sun Devils to tie the game 1-1. This came right after Bayley Bruner had a wide open chance that got blocked by a Sun Devil defender and ruined the chance to go up 2-0. In the 85th minute, Hannah Taylor played hero for the Ducks as she came flying in to save a potential wide open ASU goal, keeping the game at 1-1 and sending it to overtime. 20 minutes of overtime brought nothing but thrills as… Read More

Oregon Soccer fell to the Arizona State Sun Devils 2-1 in overtime after a last second goal by Marleen Schimmer. The Ducks came into this one hoping to snap their seven game losing streak. The match showed promise for Oregon, as Emma Eddy found the back of the net on a cross in the third minute. Oregon went on to dominate that half with lots of chances despite just the 1-0 lead. The Ducks had a 7-0 advantage on corner kicks in that half. Arizona State came back tough in a very back-and-forth second half. After hitting the post in the 56th minute, Marleen Schimmer scored the opening goal for the Sun Devils to tie the game 1-1. This came right after Bayley Bruner had a wide open chance that got blocked by a Sun Devil defender and ruined the chance to go up 2-0. In the 85th minute, Hannah Taylor played hero for the Ducks as she came flying in to save a potential wide open ASU goal, keeping the game at 1-1 and sending it to overtime. 20 minutes of overtime brought nothing but thrills as… Read More

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No. 19 Oregon is coming off their second season-altering performance in a row, having lost to then-no. 25 Washington State after toppling Washington. Though the defeat drops Oregon down seven places in the AP Poll, and likely out of the Pac-12 North title race, the Ducks must move on to Arizona, their opponent on Saturday, Oct 27. Head coach Mario Cristobal explained one way Oregon is doing that: preparing for the Tucson heat. Meanwhile, select defensive personnel gave their thoughts on the Wazzou loss and what must be done to fully recover in time for the Wildcats. Head Coach Mario Cristobal Read More

No. 19 Oregon is coming off their second season-altering performance in a row, having lost to then-no. 25 Washington State after toppling Washington. Though the defeat drops Oregon down seven places in the AP Poll, and likely out of the Pac-12 North title race, the Ducks must move on to Arizona, their opponent on Saturday, Oct 27. Head coach Mario Cristobal explained one way Oregon is doing that: preparing for the Tucson heat. Meanwhile, select defensive personnel gave their thoughts on the Wazzou loss and what must be done to fully recover in time for the Wildcats. Head Coach Mario Cristobal Read More

Following a weekend split against Cal and no. 2 Stanford, Oregon Volleyball (13-7, 6-4 Pac-12) remained at 16 in the AVCA Poll. Now, the Ducks have an opportunity for revenge, as they head south to tackle Arizona State (13-9, 4-6 Pac-12) on Friday, Oct 26 and Arizona (16-6, 5-5 Pac-12) on Sunday, Oct 28. Before the Ducks take the trip, head coach Matt Ulmer and middle blocker Ronika Stone gathered at the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex Wednesday morning to analyze the three weeks since they lost to both Arizona squads. KWVA will be broadcasting both of the team's weekend matches, starting with the Sun Devil showdown at 6:45 PM on Friday. Head Coach Matt Ulmer Read More