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Oregon soccer capitalized on a second-half chance for Marissa Everett to beat Clemson 1-0 and improve the season record to 2-0 after the opening weekend of the 2018 season. Everett's goal is her second of the season, her 12th of her career, and seventh game-winning goal in an Oregon jersey. Goalkeeper Halla Hinriksdottir had one save on the night as Clemson struggled to keep its shots on frame. The Ducks now head to Lincoln, Nebraska to take on Nebraska and Kansas before coming home to face Dartmouth on Aug. 31. Game Story (by Shawn Medow) Continue with WSOC | Marissa Everett's game-winner lifts Oregon soccer to 1-0 win over Clemson.

Oregon soccer capitalized on a second-half chance for Marissa Everett to beat Clemson 1-0 and improve the season record to 2-0 after the opening weekend of the 2018 season. Everett's goal is her second of the season, her 12th of her career, and seventh game-winning goal in an Oregon jersey. Goalkeeper Halla Hinriksdottir had one save on the night as Clemson struggled to keep its shots on frame. The Ducks now head to Lincoln, Nebraska to take on Nebraska and Kansas before coming home to face Dartmouth on Aug. 31. Game Story (by Shawn Medow) Continue with WSOC | Marissa Everett's game-winner lifts Oregon soccer to 1-0 win over Clemson.

It took a come from behind effort from Oregon soccer to fend off Stony Brook in the 2018 season opener at Papé Field on Friday night as the Ducks defeated the Seawolves 2-1 behind goals from Marissa Everett and Emma Eddy. Sophomore Eden Hardy was instrumental in the game, assisting on both goals as the Ducks gear up for another challenge on Sunday against another NCAA Tournament team when Clemson comes to Eugene. Game Story (by Shawn Medow) Continue with WSOC | Oregon soccer starts 2018 season off with a win over Stony Brook.

It took a come from behind effort from Oregon soccer to fend off Stony Brook in the 2018 season opener at Papé Field on Friday night as the Ducks defeated the Seawolves 2-1 behind goals from Marissa Everett and Emma Eddy. Sophomore Eden Hardy was instrumental in the game, assisting on both goals as the Ducks gear up for another challenge on Sunday against another NCAA Tournament team when Clemson comes to Eugene. Game Story (by Shawn Medow) Continue with WSOC | Oregon soccer starts 2018 season off with a win over Stony Brook.

With another week of practice in the books, Oregon football sets its sights on the second scrimmage of the fall. As it currently sits, the Ducks have a number of players up and down the roster that are competing for a spot on the depth chart, which head coach Mario Cristobal says will become clearer after this weekend's scrimmage. Listen below to the full interview with the Ducks' coach and catch up on where the team is headed into the pivotal weekend. Head Coach Mario Cristobal

With another week of practice in the books, Oregon football sets its sights on the second scrimmage of the fall. As it currently sits, the Ducks have a number of players up and down the roster that are competing for a spot on the depth chart, which head coach Mario Cristobal says will become clearer after this weekend's scrimmage. Listen below to the full interview with the Ducks' coach and catch up on where the team is headed into the pivotal weekend. Head Coach Mario Cristobal

Following a disappointing showing at the previous day's practice, Oregon football's offense got back into rhythm with a positive practice on Thursday morning. A group that was notably thin a season ago, the wide receivers were praised on Thursday by coach Michael Johnson for the progress they've made as a unit that hopes to become a strength in 2018. Listen below as coach Johnson and sophomore receiver Johnny Johnson III break down their development, while running back Tony Brooks-James gives an update on the banged-up running back corp. Wide Receivers Coach Michael Johnson Continue with AUDIO: Oregon Football's Offense Back on Track After Thursday Practice.

Following a disappointing showing at the previous day's practice, Oregon football's offense got back into rhythm with a positive practice on Thursday morning. A group that was notably thin a season ago, the wide receivers were praised on Thursday by coach Michael Johnson for the progress they've made as a unit that hopes to become a strength in 2018. Listen below as coach Johnson and sophomore receiver Johnny Johnson III break down their development, while running back Tony Brooks-James gives an update on the banged-up running back corp. Wide Receivers Coach Michael Johnson Continue with AUDIO: Oregon Football's Offense Back on Track After Thursday Practice.

Oregon football appears confident in its depth at the linebacker position according to interviews with outside linebackers coach Cort Dennison and his players from Wednesday afternoon. Following its morning practice, first year Duck coach Dennison spoke with the media on the progress he's seen from his unit and what he's been able to bring to the table in his first year in Eugene. Listen below to the full interview with Dennison, along with interviews from a trio of veteran Ducks. Outside Linebackers Coach Cort Dennison Continue with AUDIO: Oregon Football Touts Depth at Linebacker.

Oregon football appears confident in its depth at the linebacker position according to interviews with outside linebackers coach Cort Dennison and his players from Wednesday afternoon. Following its morning practice, first year Duck coach Dennison spoke with the media on the progress he's seen from his unit and what he's been able to bring to the table in his first year in Eugene. Listen below to the full interview with Dennison, along with interviews from a trio of veteran Ducks. Outside Linebackers Coach Cort Dennison Continue with AUDIO: Oregon Football Touts Depth at Linebacker.