by Justin Mills

EUGENE, Ore – With the No. 16 Oregon Ducks’ (25-10, 10-5 Pac-12) season more than halfway over all eyes are on the upcoming one-game matchup between the Ducks and Gonzaga Bulldogs (14-18, 10-2 WCC). With Oregon and Gonzaga looking to keep momentum going coming off series wins, the matchup promises to be an exciting one on Tuesday. With each team bringing their highly talented teams, Duck fans can expect an intense and competitive showdown between these two.

With both teams in great form as of late, the Ducks going 10-3 in their last 13 games and the Zags having a seven-game win streak, it will be a real test to see if these pitching staffs can keep the game manageable for their respective teams. With the Ducks securing yet another series win making it seven out of the last eight, they're looking to keep the consistency going with hopefully a dominant outing from probable starter Michael Freund while being led by the heavy-hitting…

by Justin Mills

EUGENE, Ore – With the No. 16 Oregon Ducks’ (25-10, 10-5 Pac-12) season more than halfway over all eyes are on the upcoming one-game matchup between the Ducks and Gonzaga Bulldogs (14-18, 10-2 WCC). With Oregon and Gonzaga looking to keep momentum going coming off series wins, the matchup promises to be an exciting one on Tuesday. With each team bringing their highly talented teams, Duck fans can expect an intense and competitive showdown between these two.

With both teams in great form as of late, the Ducks going 10-3 in their last 13 games and the Zags having a seven-game win streak, it will be a real test to see if these pitching staffs can keep the game manageable for their respective teams. With the Ducks securing yet another series win making it seven out of the last eight, they're looking to keep the consistency going with hopefully a dominant outing from probable starter Michael Freund while being led by the heavy-hitting…

Hosted by Aiden Hess, Gavin Carpenter and Lily Crane

Oregon Baseball takes 2/3 games from USC (6:00)

• Recapping the series victory over the Trojans
• Ducks undefeated in PAC-12 series, will they be able to get a sweep?
• Looking at the week ahead vs Gonzaga and at Stanford

Quick recap of Oregon Softball's trip to the desert (6:25)

Interview with Oregon Softball shortstop Paige Sinicki (6:30)

By Liam Baker

Eugene, Ore. — With a chance to pick up their first sweep of Pac-12 play, the Ducks fell to the Trojans 4-2 on Sunday at PK Park. The Ducks allowed just three hits on the day but issued three walks and hit five Trojans which USC capitalized on.

The Ducks got on the board first in the second inning via a Dominic Hellman home run and a bases-loaded walk to Bryce Boettcher but the threat was ended when Bennett Thompson grounded into an inning-ending double play. But, after picking up three hits in the first two innings, the Ducks recorded only two hits the rest of the way and failed to get a hit with a runner on base the entire game.

"I don't think the offense showed up to play today at the level that they are capable of which was frustrating," said Head Coach Mark Wasikowski.

Kevin Seitter drew the start for the Ducks and faced the minimum through three innings but gave up a solo home run to Austin Overn in the fourth which cut…

By Liam Baker

Eugene, Ore. — With a chance to pick up their first sweep of Pac-12 play, the Ducks fell to the Trojans 4-2 on Sunday at PK Park. The Ducks allowed just three hits on the day but issued three walks and hit five Trojans which USC capitalized on.

The Ducks got on the board first in the second inning via a Dominic Hellman home run and a bases-loaded walk to Bryce Boettcher but the threat was ended when Bennett Thompson grounded into an inning-ending double play. But, after picking up three hits in the first two innings, the Ducks recorded only two hits the rest of the way and failed to get a hit with a runner on base the entire game.

"I don't think the offense showed up to play today at the level that they are capable of which was frustrating," said Head Coach Mark Wasikowski.

Kevin Seitter drew the start for the Ducks and faced the minimum through three innings but gave up a solo home run to Austin Overn in the fourth which cut…

By Mario Nordi

EUGENE, Ore. – The Ducks originally had the rivalry matchup against the University of Washington scheduled for an outdoor bout, but the weather had a change of mind and moved the match indoors. Oregon practiced throughout the week outdoors in preparation for their first outdoor match at home, yet the move inside had no effect on the Ducks" performance. Oregon started off hot with a sweep in Doubles play earning the team the respective point. The No. 54 ranked Oregon duo of Mathew Burton and Quinn Vandecasteele handed UW’s No. 59 ranked Cesar Bouchelaghem and Dzianis Zharyn a (6-4) loss in their set. Then to close out doubles UO’s Vlad Breazu and Avi Shugar took a swift (6-4) win over UW’s Heman Nama and Ivan Sodan.

When it came to singles play things got tense with UW on the verge of a comeback with the Huskies' Dzianis Zharyn defeating UO’s David Cierny in only two sets (6-4),(6-1) and UW’s Nedim Suko taking down UO’s Mathew Burton in a three…

By Mario Nordi

EUGENE, Ore. – The Ducks originally had the rivalry matchup against the University of Washington scheduled for an outdoor bout, but the weather had a change of mind and moved the match indoors. Oregon practiced throughout the week outdoors in preparation for their first outdoor match at home, yet the move inside had no effect on the Ducks" performance. Oregon started off hot with a sweep in Doubles play earning the team the respective point. The No. 54 ranked Oregon duo of Mathew Burton and Quinn Vandecasteele handed UW’s No. 59 ranked Cesar Bouchelaghem and Dzianis Zharyn a (6-4) loss in their set. Then to close out doubles UO’s Vlad Breazu and Avi Shugar took a swift (6-4) win over UW’s Heman Nama and Ivan Sodan.

When it came to singles play things got tense with UW on the verge of a comeback with the Huskies' Dzianis Zharyn defeating UO’s David Cierny in only two sets (6-4),(6-1) and UW’s Nedim Suko taking down UO’s Mathew Burton in a three…

By Isaac Dubey

On a wet and grimy Saturday at PK Park, the Ducks sneaked past USC in the second game of the series 5-3. With a 90 minute delay of first pitch due to rain, Grayson Grinsell started at the mound and had a roller-coaster performance in the first five innings. Grinsell didn't allow a run in the first two innings, but gave up two runs off his throwing error in the third and allowed a one-run homer in the fourth. However, he ended strong with three consecutive strikeouts in the fifth inning that ended his day.

After Grinsell exited the game, the Oregon infield shined as the Ducks completed double plays to end the seventh and eighth inning. These double plays proved to be instrumental as Oregon hung on to a two-run lead beyond the fourth inning. After the game, Grinsell credited his defense calling them "one of the best in the country."

With the Ducks down 3-1 Oregon's only substantial scoring run came as they piled up RBI hits in the fourth…

By Isaac Dubey

On a wet and grimy Saturday at PK Park, the Ducks sneaked past USC in the second game of the series 5-3. With a 90 minute delay of first pitch due to rain, Grayson Grinsell started at the mound and had a roller-coaster performance in the first five innings. Grinsell didn't allow a run in the first two innings, but gave up two runs off his throwing error in the third and allowed a one-run homer in the fourth. However, he ended strong with three consecutive strikeouts in the fifth inning that ended his day.

After Grinsell exited the game, the Oregon infield shined as the Ducks completed double plays to end the seventh and eighth inning. These double plays proved to be instrumental as Oregon hung on to a two-run lead beyond the fourth inning. After the game, Grinsell credited his defense calling them "one of the best in the country."

With the Ducks down 3-1 Oregon's only substantial scoring run came as they piled up RBI hits in the fourth…

Written Story By Cuinn Huber

The University of Oregon Ducks hosted the USC Trojans today in the first three-game series at PK Park. The Ducks are coming off momentum after winning Wednesday's game against Sacramento State 11-4. Ian Umlandt’s seven innings on the mound helped propel the Ducks to the victory splitting the mid-week series at one apiece. 

The Trojans started strong with Jacob Galloway earning the first run of the game putting the Trojans up 1-0. The Ducks responded in the second inning with Jefferyeard earning a run off of a passed ball to tie the game. In the third inning, Bryce Boettcher gave Oregon another run to give the lead 2-1. The fourth inning saw more ducks magic as Anson Arroz secured a run of a Meggers hit. The next three innings were scoreless for both teams. Then Boettcher earned another run putting Oregon a 4-1 lead. 

RJ Gordon Pitched for eight innings while only allowing one run, making this by far his…