By Mario Ponce

By Mario Ponce

Written and Audio Stories by Wilder Lewis

Oregon took the second game of the double header by a score of 5-1 Saturday thanks to consistent offense and big performances from Grinsell and the rest of the defense. 

Following yesterday’s rain cancellation the Ducks played a double header this afternoon vs the Utah Utes. The first game started off slow but quickly the runs piled on. In a 3-4 bottom of the 5th situation Jacob Walsh was able to launch a 2 run HR out to take back the lead. Another 2 run inning in the 6th for Oregon was all it took as the Ducks topped the Utes 7-4. 

Momentum carried through for the Ducks. In the first inning the defense for Oregon came up big getting 2 pickoffs on attempted steals. Then Grinsell was able to finish things off with a big K. Oregon then responded on offense in an inning that was split by a rain delay. Prior to the delay Oregon were able to load the bases on 2 outs. This was followed, once play…

Written and Audio Stories by Wilder Lewis

Oregon took the second game of the double header by a score of 5-1 Saturday thanks to consistent offense and big performances from Grinsell and the rest of the defense. 

Following yesterday’s rain cancellation the Ducks played a double header this afternoon vs the Utah Utes. The first game started off slow but quickly the runs piled on. In a 3-4 bottom of the 5th situation Jacob Walsh was able to launch a 2 run HR out to take back the lead. Another 2 run inning in the 6th for Oregon was all it took as the Ducks topped the Utes 7-4. 

Momentum carried through for the Ducks. In the first inning the defense for Oregon came up big getting 2 pickoffs on attempted steals. Then Grinsell was able to finish things off with a big K. Oregon then responded on offense in an inning that was split by a rain delay. Prior to the delay Oregon were able to load the bases on 2 outs. This was followed, once play…

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Oregon Baseball takes on the Utes this weekend (6:00)

• Previewing the matchup against Utah at home
• What does this team need to do to host a regional
• Where is the ceiling for the Ducks?

Previewing College Football next season (6:20)

• Where do the Ducks stand in the Big 10
• Predicting all 9 conference champions
• Heisman favorites and breakout players

WNBA Preseason starts tomorrow (6:45)

• Who won the draft
• Early candidates for MVP and Rookie of the year…

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Oregon Softball heads to the farm (6:00)

• How does Oregon fair with NiJaree Canady and Stanford?
• Pac 12 Tournament Outlook
• What can the Ducks do to get into the top 16 and host

Duck Baseball stays home for Utah series (6:25)

• Breaking down midweek matchup with Oregon State
• Ducks fall out of rankings after OSU series, fair?
• Preview upcoming series

NFL Draft (6:45…

By: Jack McArthur

Alyssa Daniell and Morgan Scott’s perseverance and heroics helped lead the Ducks to a 9-2 win against the Northern Colorado Bears on Sunday. Oregon utilized three pitchers throughout the game to help them get the win, including Stevie Hansen, Reagan Breedlove and Morgan Scott. Alyssa Daniel discussed the momentum that her teammates Raegan Breedlove and Morgan Scott generated on Sunday. “They come in in tough situations and they get it done. It makes us feel good as a defense when our pitchers are able to do that,” said Daniell. “It gave us momentum not only on defense but going into the offense because our pitchers held it down for us on defense so let's go support them and score some runs.” Daniell had a tremendous outing against Northern Colorado. She finished with five total RBI’s and a home run, going one for two. Her home run came in the bottom of the fifth, which was arguably the most clutch hit of the day for Oregon. The Ducks were falling apart…

Written by Ben Schoenfield

The No. 24 Oregon Ducks Softball (26-16, 12-8 Pac-12) has a one-off non-conference game versus the University of Northern Colorado Bears (24-22, 9-5 Big Sky) at Jane Sanders Stadium in Eugene, Ore. at 11:00 a.m. on April 28. Both teams are coming off of a 2-1 series win; the Ducks against Oregon St. and the Bears against Portland St.

Oregon:

The Ducks have one regular season series left after this game, and it is against arguably the best team in the Pac-12, the Stanford Cardinal. Oregon is coming off of a slightly disappointing series against the second-worst team in the Pac-12, Oregon St., being shut out in one game. The Ducks still need to use the motivation and camaraderie of playing for Hanna Delgado to not lose sight of the goal. This game against Northern Colorado could be a trap game if they are only looking ahead.

Oregon's defense has found a little bit of consistency only having one game…

Written by Ben Schoenfield

The No. 24 Oregon Ducks Softball (26-16, 12-8 Pac-12) has a one-off non-conference game versus the University of Northern Colorado Bears (24-22, 9-5 Big Sky) at Jane Sanders Stadium in Eugene, Ore. at 11:00 a.m. on April 28. Both teams are coming off of a 2-1 series win; the Ducks against Oregon St. and the Bears against Portland St.

Oregon:

The Ducks have one regular season series left after this game, and it is against arguably the best team in the Pac-12, the Stanford Cardinal. Oregon is coming off of a slightly disappointing series against the second-worst team in the Pac-12, Oregon St., being shut out in one game. The Ducks still need to use the motivation and camaraderie of playing for Hanna Delgado to not lose sight of the goal. This game against Northern Colorado could be a trap game if they are only looking ahead.

Oregon's defense has found a little bit of consistency only having one game…

By Gavin Carpenter, Audio Story By Ben Schoenfield

Ducks fans showed out at Autzen Stadium Saturday to watch Oregon Football’s spring game. This was the first opportunity for Oregon fans and the wider public to watch new Ducks transfers Dillon Gabriel, Dante Moore, Evan Williams, and many others. 

Despite a lot of the focus being on the new offensive weapons, it was all defense to start.The Dillon Gabriel led Green team started with two straight punts, and Gabriel would finish the first half 6/10, with his longest completion going for 11 yards while being sacked twice. He did have a few bright spots early, including an awareness play to take a deep shot on a free play that drew a pass interference call and gained the Green squad 15 yards. It was mostly defense in the first half, however, as Teitum Tuioti ended the first half with 1.5 sacks and Dakoda Fields had an interception off Austin Novosad that he returned 54 yards. When asked about the play of…