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By Ryan Oppenheimer

No. 22 Oregon Baseball (28-12, 11-7 Pac-12) will face its toughest test yet this weekend as it heads to Corvallis to take on the No. 9 Oregon State Beavers (31-9, 10-7) starting Friday at 6:05 p.m.

The series technically spans three games in Corvallis, but it's immediately followed by one more matchup in Eugene Tuesday evening. The quartet marks the final Ducks-Beavers meetup of the Pac-12 era, but the significance doesn't stop there. Both teams are jockeying for Pac-12 tournament positioning, with the Ducks currently tied with Utah for second place in the conference and the Beavers sitting half a game behind. Both also have national title aspirations and are looking to boost their chances of hosting tournament games.

Oregon head coach Mark Wasikowski isn't typically one for drama or hyperbole. Still, even he couldn't deny the gravity of the occasion, calling it "the biggest rivalry on the West Coast" in terms of both talent and…

By Ryan Oppenheimer

No. 22 Oregon Baseball (28-12, 11-7 Pac-12) will face its toughest test yet this weekend as it heads to Corvallis to take on the No. 9 Oregon State Beavers (31-9, 10-7) starting Friday at 6:05 p.m.

The series technically spans three games in Corvallis, but it's immediately followed by one more matchup in Eugene Tuesday evening. The quartet marks the final Ducks-Beavers meetup of the Pac-12 era, but the significance doesn't stop there. Both teams are jockeying for Pac-12 tournament positioning, with the Ducks currently tied with Utah for second place in the conference and the Beavers sitting half a game behind. Both also have national title aspirations and are looking to boost their chances of hosting tournament games.

Oregon head coach Mark Wasikowski isn't typically one for drama or hyperbole. Still, even he couldn't deny the gravity of the occasion, calling it "the biggest rivalry on the West Coast" in terms of both talent and…

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Softball Takes Down Oregon State (6:00)

• Highlighting some of the seniors during senior weekend
• What did we learn about the outfield with Hanna Delgado out for the year?
• How does Oregon fare over the last two weeks of the regular season

GUEST: Duck Territory’s Jared Mack (6:20)

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Oregon softball wins final regular-season home series against the Beavers (6:00)

• Recapping the Oregon State series
• The legacy of the current senior class
• Season awards

Oregon baseball drops series at Stanford (6:25)

• Recapping the series against the Cardinal
• Postseason outlook

Spring Game (6:40)

• Players we’re most excited to see
• Is there really much to take away from the spring game?

Pro sports roundtable (6:50)

By Jason Hardrict

Oregon Men’s Tennis fell to the No. 10 ranked Arizona Wildcats 4-1 on Sunday afternoon. The Wildcats spoiled Senior Day for the Ducks and were crowned the Pac-12 Champions. The Wildcats won every singles match in the match. The only point awarded to the Ducks was after they won two out of the three doubles matches. It came down to Oregon’s Matthew Burton and Vlad Breazu. Breazu and David Cierny’s match went unfinished. Burton lost both sets to Arizona’s Herman Hoyereal which ultimately gave the Wildcats the victory in the match.

Oregon finishes 14-12 overall and 3-5 in the conference going into the Pac-12 Championships in Ojai, California. They will kick off the tournament against UCLA this Thursday. After the loss to the Wildcats, head coach Nils Schylander said, “We still got Ojai, the Pac-12 Championship. We’re looking forward to that”. The Ducks have a chance to make the NCAA Men’s Tennis Championships if they win the Pac-12 Championships.…

By Jason Hardrict

Oregon Men’s Tennis fell to the No. 10 ranked Arizona Wildcats 4-1 on Sunday afternoon. The Wildcats spoiled Senior Day for the Ducks and were crowned the Pac-12 Champions. The Wildcats won every singles match in the match. The only point awarded to the Ducks was after they won two out of the three doubles matches. It came down to Oregon’s Matthew Burton and Vlad Breazu. Breazu and David Cierny’s match went unfinished. Burton lost both sets to Arizona’s Herman Hoyereal which ultimately gave the Wildcats the victory in the match.

Oregon finishes 14-12 overall and 3-5 in the conference going into the Pac-12 Championships in Ojai, California. They will kick off the tournament against UCLA this Thursday. After the loss to the Wildcats, head coach Nils Schylander said, “We still got Ojai, the Pac-12 Championship. We’re looking forward to that”. The Ducks have a chance to make the NCAA Men’s Tennis Championships if they win the Pac-12 Championships.…

Written Story by Griffin Bowes

In the first of three games in the final rivalry series as part of the Pac-12 Conference, the Oregon Ducks (25-15) took care of business against Oregon State, winning 11-3. They were looking for a strong bounce-back performance following the series loss at Arizona, and they got one. 

Oregon dominated from the start, giving up no hits in the top of the first and immediately getting to work on offense in the bottom. Kai Luschar scored to put the Ducks up 1-0 after the first, then the Ducks took advantage of a very productive second inning in which they scored four runs and gave up none. Luschar was one of the main contributors, as she had a double RBI in that inning. While Oregon St was able to dent the scoreboard in the third inning, they never appeared to be in contention today. Oregon had firm control of the game all the way through, creating confidence for the team and the fans heading into the next two games against the…

Written Story by Griffin Bowes

In the first of three games in the final rivalry series as part of the Pac-12 Conference, the Oregon Ducks (25-15) took care of business against Oregon State, winning 11-3. They were looking for a strong bounce-back performance following the series loss at Arizona, and they got one. 

Oregon dominated from the start, giving up no hits in the top of the first and immediately getting to work on offense in the bottom. Kai Luschar scored to put the Ducks up 1-0 after the first, then the Ducks took advantage of a very productive second inning in which they scored four runs and gave up none. Luschar was one of the main contributors, as she had a double RBI in that inning. While Oregon St was able to dent the scoreboard in the third inning, they never appeared to be in contention today. Oregon had firm control of the game all the way through, creating confidence for the team and the fans heading into the next two games against the…