Audio and Written Story by Wilder Lewis

The Ducks needed a win today against #7 Stanford is they wanted to still have a chance to win the series as yesterday they dropped game one against the Cardinal 1-3 in a extra inning thriller. Today's game had more of the same in the since that it was a back and forth defensive battle between the two teams. However Oregon in the end was able to make it out on top and take the game 2-1, here is how it happened.

Stanford got things going early off the rip as the first batter of the game
Gindlesperger got a single. Later on in the inning Kaneshiro had a single as well allowing Gindlesperger to advance to 3rd. She then went on to eventually score from 3rd on an error from Allee Bunker. The Ducks would be able to get out of the inning only allowing the one unearned run which would be Stanford's only run of the day. However the lead wouldn't last for long as in the bottom of the 1st the Ducks would get one right back…

By Dylan Farrell

EUGENE — No. 19 Oregon (18-7, 1-3) opened its first home series against No. 7 Stanford (23-2, 1-0) on Friday, and the Ducks looked like a completely different team than they did last weekend against Washington. Oregon put out a strong defensive performance, allowing just one run through seven innings of regulation play against a Stanford team that averages over five runs per game. Stanford’s bullpen will likely not allow the Ducks to put up 7-8 run performances like Washington did. Oregon ultimately fell to Stanford 3-1 in extra innings, but the team held its own against a very strong opponent. Oregon will need more of that defense to succeed later this weekend, but the offense will need to step up to give it a chance.

“I think it’s nice to keep runs off the board, because that puts less pressure on our offense,” Oregon second base Allee Bunker said postgame. “Today we did keep those runs off the board until the eighth, and we just need to be…

By Dylan Farrell

EUGENE — No. 19 Oregon (18-7, 1-3) opened its first home series against No. 7 Stanford (23-2, 1-0) on Friday, and the Ducks looked like a completely different team than they did last weekend against Washington. Oregon put out a strong defensive performance, allowing just one run through seven innings of regulation play against a Stanford team that averages over five runs per game. Stanford’s bullpen will likely not allow the Ducks to put up 7-8 run performances like Washington did. Oregon ultimately fell to Stanford 3-1 in extra innings, but the team held its own against a very strong opponent. Oregon will need more of that defense to succeed later this weekend, but the offense will need to step up to give it a chance.

“I think it’s nice to keep runs off the board, because that puts less pressure on our offense,” Oregon second base Allee Bunker said postgame. “Today we did keep those runs off the board until the eighth, and we just need to be…

By: Ian Sutliff

It’s a huge weekend ahead for both the Ducks and Cardinal as PAC-12 play continues for Oregon at Jane Sanders Stadium on Friday. For the Ducks, they’ll be looking to win their first home series against another top-10 team in conference play. Oregon is 4-3 versus ranked teams and has a chance to improve that mark against Stanford who is currently on a 20-game win streak.

Oregon Offense:

The Ducks are led by their two seniors, Terra McGowan and Allee Bunker. McGowan leads the team in home runs with eight after hitting just 11 in her first three seasons for Oregon. On top of that, the redshirt senior is batting .367 with a .722 slugging percentage while going 13-22 (.591) with four homers and 12 RBIs over her last seven games. Bunker on the other hand has been the best contact hitter for this lineup with a .390 batting average that has included a team-leading eight doubles and just six strikeouts in 82 at-bats. The one…

Written by Olivia Arciniega

Coming off a 16-10 win against George Mason, the Oregon Ducks (3-2) host the California Golden Bears (2-5) on their home turf today for their first conference of the season. The Ducks are coming into tomorrow’s game with a winning record, standing at 3-2 on the season. California comes into the game with only one conference game, a 8-20 loss to Stanford. The Ducks have managed to stay on the winning side in blowouts. They look to continue this trend today, coming into this game winning the past 4 of 5 matchups between these two teams.

Oregon

The season has started off well  for the Ducks. Both losses on the season for the Ducks have been close; just a 2 point loss to Niagara and a 6 point loss to Navy. Oregon's multi talented offense has been the key to the success of the Ducks so far. Currently, Oregon is averaging 30 shots per game, being one of two teams in the Pac-12 to do so.…

Written by Olivia Arciniega

Coming off a 16-10 win against George Mason, the Oregon Ducks (3-2) host the California Golden Bears (2-5) on their home turf today for their first conference of the season. The Ducks are coming into tomorrow’s game with a winning record, standing at 3-2 on the season. California comes into the game with only one conference game, a 8-20 loss to Stanford. The Ducks have managed to stay on the winning side in blowouts. They look to continue this trend today, coming into this game winning the past 4 of 5 matchups between these two teams.

Oregon

The season has started off well  for the Ducks. Both losses on the season for the Ducks have been close; just a 2 point loss to Niagara and a 6 point loss to Navy. Oregon's multi talented offense has been the key to the success of the Ducks so far. Currently, Oregon is averaging 30 shots per game, being one of two teams in the Pac-12 to do so.…

By John Evans

EUGENE, OR - This Friday, Oregon Women’s Basketball will face off against the visiting North Dakota State Bison in the first round of the Women’s NIT postseason tournament. The game will tip-off at 7:00 PM at Matthew Knight Arena, as the Ducks will look to embark on their postseason journey. Oregon comes into the game with a 17-14 record, including a 7-11 record in Pac-12 play. They are coming off the back of a 76-65 loss in the quarterfinals of the Pac-12 conference tournament to Stanford, who subsequently went on to earn a #1 seed in the Women’s March Madness bracket. The visiting Bison enter the matchup with an 18-11 record overall, as they finished second in the Summit League with a 12-6 record before they lost to Kansas City 71-64 in the quarterfinals of the Summit League tournament.

Oregon

It was an up-and-down regular season for the Ducks that saw the highs of wins over the #18 Arkansas Razorbacks and the #…

By John Evans

EUGENE, OR - This Friday, Oregon Women’s Basketball will face off against the visiting North Dakota State Bison in the first round of the Women’s NIT postseason tournament. The game will tip-off at 7:00 PM at Matthew Knight Arena, as the Ducks will look to embark on their postseason journey. Oregon comes into the game with a 17-14 record, including a 7-11 record in Pac-12 play. They are coming off the back of a 76-65 loss in the quarterfinals of the Pac-12 conference tournament to Stanford, who subsequently went on to earn a #1 seed in the Women’s March Madness bracket. The visiting Bison enter the matchup with an 18-11 record overall, as they finished second in the Summit League with a 12-6 record before they lost to Kansas City 71-64 in the quarterfinals of the Summit League tournament.

Oregon

It was an up-and-down regular season for the Ducks that saw the highs of wins over the #18 Arkansas Razorbacks and the #…

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Knight Jarecki, Graham Metzker

6:00 Men's Basketball advances in the NIT

• Who stepped up in the key absences
• What is Oregon's path through the NIT?

6:15 Sabrina Ionescu drops her signature shoe

• How big is this for Women's athletics?
• How big is this for Oregon?

6:20 Oregon Women's Basketball prepares for WNIT

• How will the break help this team?
• Can Tehina PaoPao continue to perform at the same level to end the season?
• How will depth impact a deep run?

6:35 Softball at home at last…

Written By: Alex Davis 

The Oregon Ducks had much to prove on Wednesday night as they faced off against UC Irvine, the team that had bested them at Matthew Knight Arena last November. In the first outing the Ducks allowed UC Irvine standout guard, DJ Davis to score 24 points, shooting 8 of 17 from the field. His fellow guard, scored 11 points, shooting 5 of 9 from the field. The Anteaters also shot 42% from the 3-point range in their dominating 13 point win over Oregon. The Ducks struggled mightily in this contest, shooting only 19% from 3 point range and allowing the Anteaters to score 25 points off turnovers.

In tonight's contest during the NIT Tournament, the Ducks seemed to still have a chip on their shoulder and seeked redemption for their early season loss. Oregon Head Coach Dana Altman emphasized that this game was just as important as if the Ducks were playing in the NCAA Tournament. And the Ducks responded with a commanding win against UC Irvine,…