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Coming off a 4-0 homestand with a win over then-No. 2 Oklahoma and a three-game sweep of unranked Stanford, No. 2 Oregon softball heads north to Seattle to take on the No. 4 Washington Huskies, who have been ranked No. 1 for much of the season before being swept at the hands of the UCLA Bruins last weekend in Westwood. Before the Ducks' Wednesday practice, members of the team met with and spoke to the media to preview the upcoming series. The full interviews are below. Head Coach Mike White

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Hosts: Alex Castle, Naveed Habibelahian, and Jordan Brenner  6:02 Oregon Softball Set for Another Top 5 Matchup

• Taking a look at the rankings, should Oregon be #1?
• Previewing #4 Washington
• What's at stake? PAC-12 implications

6:20 Oregon Baseball Looking to Rebound 

• Five games in seven days, up in Portland tonight for "must win"
• Any hopes still at postseason berth?
• USC comes to Eugene this weekend, keys to the series

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The Oregon baseball team entered the weekend needing at least some type of NCAA tournament resume builder against their rivals and nationally ranked Oregon State Beavers. But the Ducks didn't breakthrough in the three game series, losing in a decisive sweep. With several weeks of baseball to be played, head coach George Horton and the Ducks are looking to put their recent stretch, which has seen them go 3-7 in their last 10 games, behind them. Oregon will get its chance in in the next seven days when the Ducks will host two midweek games, one this Wednesday against Portland and another against Oregon State in a unique non-PAC-12 meeting next Tuesday, along with a three game stint with USC sandwiched between them this coming weekend. Horton and his team spoke with the media Tuesday afternoon ahead of their upcoming home-stand, listen below to the full interviews. Head Coach George Horton… Read More

The Oregon baseball team entered the weekend needing at least some type of NCAA tournament resume builder against their rivals and nationally ranked Oregon State Beavers. But the Ducks didn't breakthrough in the three game series, losing in a decisive sweep. With several weeks of baseball to be played, head coach George Horton and the Ducks are looking to put their recent stretch, which has seen them go 3-7 in their last 10 games, behind them. Oregon will get its chance in in the next seven days when the Ducks will host two midweek games, one this Wednesday against Portland and another against Oregon State in a unique non-PAC-12 meeting next Tuesday, along with a three game stint with USC sandwiched between them this coming weekend. Horton and his team spoke with the media Tuesday afternoon ahead of their upcoming home-stand, listen below to the full interviews. Head Coach George Horton… Read More

HOSTS: Jonathan Rifkind, Jordan Brenner, and Giovanni Pulido 6:00 Young Talent Shined in Spring Game

• Running Back Depth
• Will the defense be better this season?
• Impressions of Coach Cristobal

6:20 GUEST: Joey McMurry (Voice of Oregon Baseball – Oregon IMG)… Read More

HOSTS: Marc Grandi, Bill Braker, and Ethan Wyss 6:00  Oregon Softball Dominates Weekend at Home

• 5-0 win over No. 2 Oklahoma - could Ducks play any better?
• Sweep of Stanford but Oregon struggles at times
• Predicting this week's NFCA Top-25 Poll - where are the Ducks?

6:20  GUEST: Mike White (Oregon Softball Head Coach)… Read More

#4 Oregon completed its second series sweep of the Pac 12 season with a 4-1 victory over unranked Stanford. Miranda Elish, who also started and won game 1 of the series, threw a complete game gem, giving up only 2 hits and striking out 10. Elish surrendered the Ducks' 1 run lead in the top of the fourth on a deep home run from Whitney Burks. The Ducks answered back quickly, putting up 3 runs in the bottom of the 4th inning behind a Haley Cruse single, and a pinch-hit long ball from Shannon Rhodes. Oregon will travel up to Seattle next week and take on the top-ranked Washington Huskies, in a series that will likely feature two matchups between Megan Kleist and Taran Alvelo, a couple of the great arms in college softball today. Game Story (by Jordan Brenner)… Read More

#4 Oregon completed its second series sweep of the Pac 12 season with a 4-1 victory over unranked Stanford. Miranda Elish, who also started and won game 1 of the series, threw a complete game gem, giving up only 2 hits and striking out 10. Elish surrendered the Ducks' 1 run lead in the top of the fourth on a deep home run from Whitney Burks. The Ducks answered back quickly, putting up 3 runs in the bottom of the 4th inning behind a Haley Cruse single, and a pinch-hit long ball from Shannon Rhodes. Oregon will travel up to Seattle next week and take on the top-ranked Washington Huskies, in a series that will likely feature two matchups between Megan Kleist and Taran Alvelo, a couple of the great arms in college softball today. Game Story (by Jordan Brenner)… Read More

After a shaky start defensively for Oregon, the Ducks were able to bounce back and defeat Stanford 4-1. Oregon's runs came from a variety of hitters, the Ducks had four different players drive in a run. One player who was consistent was freshman Mary Iakopo. Iakopo went 3-3 on the day and also scored a run. The Ducks defensively were off to start the game. After a meeting with head coach Mike White to follow the first inning, the Ducks never looked back as they played solid defensive to finish the game.  In the circle for the Ducks was Megan Kleist, Kleist went seven innings giving up six hits and one run. Kleist despite a shaky start first inning was able to bounce back and dominate the rest of the game. The Ducks will be looking for the season sweep tomorrow against the Cardinal. Game Story (by Gabriel Ornelas)… Read More

After a shaky start defensively for Oregon, the Ducks were able to bounce back and defeat Stanford 4-1. Oregon's runs came from a variety of hitters, the Ducks had four different players drive in a run. One player who was consistent was freshman Mary Iakopo. Iakopo went 3-3 on the day and also scored a run. The Ducks defensively were off to start the game. After a meeting with head coach Mike White to follow the first inning, the Ducks never looked back as they played solid defensive to finish the game.  In the circle for the Ducks was Megan Kleist, Kleist went seven innings giving up six hits and one run. Kleist despite a shaky start first inning was able to bounce back and dominate the rest of the game. The Ducks will be looking for the season sweep tomorrow against the Cardinal. Game Story (by Gabriel Ornelas)… Read More