Written by Josiah Pensado

The Oregon Ducks (3-7) hope to end a five-game losing streak against the UC Davis Aggies (7-3). The Ducks are coming off of a hard-fought 14-15 loss to Colorado (5-5), but look to bounce back in non-conference play. UC Davis is coming in this Saturday off of a 3-game winning streak with their most recent victory against Duquesne in Pittsburgh on March 29th.

Oregon 

It has been a rough season for the Ducks since their game against California on March 17th. They have been unable to convert a win since then, and are hoping to get back to winning ways quickly. Albeit their last loss was in overtime and ended 14-15, a game this close is a step in the right direction. Attacker Gabby Cleveland was consistent, scoring 5 goals, with 4 of them being unassisted. Cleveland has contributed to the Oregon Ducks’ overall 27.8 shots per game this season, with 71.2% of the team’s shots being on goal. Cleveland…

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Written by Josiah Pensado

The Oregon Ducks (3-7) hope to end a five-game losing streak against the UC Davis Aggies (7-3). The Ducks are coming off of a hard-fought 14-15 loss to Colorado (5-5), but look to bounce back in non-conference play. UC Davis is coming in this Saturday off of a 3-game winning streak with their most recent victory against Duquesne in Pittsburgh on March 29th.

Oregon 

It has been a rough season for the Ducks since their game against California on March 17th. They have been unable to convert a win since then, and are hoping to get back to winning ways quickly. Albeit their last loss was in overtime and ended 14-15, a game this close is a step in the right direction. Attacker Gabby Cleveland was consistent, scoring 5 goals, with 4 of them being unassisted. Cleveland has contributed to the Oregon Ducks’ overall 27.8 shots per game this season, with 71.2% of the team’s shots being on goal. Cleveland…

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Written Story by Griffin Bowes

The Oregon Ducks entered their conference bye-week with hopes of picking up a couple wins and maybe gaining some confidence. In their first of two games against the 13-18 Lindenwood Lions, Oregon picked up a relatively easy 8-0 win to improve to 24-11 on the season. In the first couple of innings, both teams struggled to generate much offense. Oregon pitcher Morgan Scott was lights out in the first inning, but their offense was unable to capitalize. She had a strong second inning to keep the game in Oregon’s control before senior Ariel Carlson was able to open up scoring in the bottom half. The Ducks defense shut down the Lions’ offense once again in the top of the 3rd, and senior Allee Bunker picked up an RBI in the bottom to extend their lead to 2-0. 

While the outcome was never in doubt, the bottom of the 4th is when the Ducks were able to blow the game wide open. Oregon spent much of the half-inning with a runner on…

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Written Story by Griffin Bowes

The Oregon Ducks entered their conference bye-week with hopes of picking up a couple wins and maybe gaining some confidence. In their first of two games against the 13-18 Lindenwood Lions, Oregon picked up a relatively easy 8-0 win to improve to 24-11 on the season. In the first couple of innings, both teams struggled to generate much offense. Oregon pitcher Morgan Scott was lights out in the first inning, but their offense was unable to capitalize. She had a strong second inning to keep the game in Oregon’s control before senior Ariel Carlson was able to open up scoring in the bottom half. The Ducks defense shut down the Lions’ offense once again in the top of the 3rd, and senior Allee Bunker picked up an RBI in the bottom to extend their lead to 2-0. 

While the outcome was never in doubt, the bottom of the 4th is when the Ducks were able to blow the game wide open. Oregon spent much of the half-inning with a runner on…

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By: Ian Sutliff

Eugene, OR-- After an up-and-down start to the season for the Ducks, the team has found its rhythm over the past few weeks to the tune of ten straight victories. On the other side, the Beavers are starting to regain some of the success they had earlier on this season when they won 11 of their first 13. Over the past five games, Oregon State has won four, but it's still a shadow of the team it was back in early March. It’ll be a big telling sign where both teams are truly at in the middle of the 2023 season after coming into their campaigns with big expectations.

Oregon: One of the big reasons for the Ducks’ recent success has been the consistency at the plate. For the first month of the season, Oregon struggled to find an identity offensively with their stars off to a slow start. Coach Wazikowski relied heavily on transfer Owen Diodati out of the cleanup spot and starters Drew Cowley and Jacob Walsh weren’t as sharp out of the…

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Hosted by Austin Ota, John Evans, and Kent Williams

Oregon Baseball Heads to Rivalry Weekend (6:00)

• Breaking down the win against Portland
• Oregon struggled against OSU last year, what are we expecting this year?
• What is the next piece Oregon needs to pop into place to continue contention?

GUEST: Jared Mack of Duck Territory (6:20)

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Written Story by Wilder Lewis

Oregon take on the Portland Pilots in a midweek match up Tuesday night at PK Park. Oregon on a 9 game win streak looks to stay hot and add one more. Portland on the other hand look to get things back on track as they have dropped 3 of their last 4 game. However, things didn’t start too well for the pilots as the first 2 batters got out and then LF Scavotto got stranded at first after Toglia went down swinging. The Ducks went on to capitalize on this as Sabin Ceballos hits a massive moonshot of a 3 run HR to give Oregon a 3-0 lead at the end of the 1st.

Following a scoreless 2nd inning from both teams, Portland was able to get things back on track as Jake Holcroft, following back to back flyouts, had a rocket of a HR sending the ball into the parking lot, but the Ducks had yet another answer. After back to back walks Cowley and Ceballos found themselves on first and second. Then Smith had an RBI single allowing Cowley to score,…

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Written Story by Wilder Lewis

Oregon take on the Portland Pilots in a midweek match up Tuesday night at PK Park. Oregon on a 9 game win streak looks to stay hot and add one more. Portland on the other hand look to get things back on track as they have dropped 3 of their last 4 game. However, things didn’t start too well for the pilots as the first 2 batters got out and then LF Scavotto got stranded at first after Toglia went down swinging. The Ducks went on to capitalize on this as Sabin Ceballos hits a massive moonshot of a 3 run HR to give Oregon a 3-0 lead at the end of the 1st.

Following a scoreless 2nd inning from both teams, Portland was able to get things back on track as Jake Holcroft, following back to back flyouts, had a rocket of a HR sending the ball into the parking lot, but the Ducks had yet another answer. After back to back walks Cowley and Ceballos found themselves on first and second. Then Smith had an RBI single allowing Cowley to score,…

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By Charles Martindale Under familiar cloudy skies at the Hamlin Sports Complex, the Bushnell Beacons began a seven games in seven days stretch, starting with the visiting Linfield Wildcats. Despite entering the game at 11-37, and playing in a non-conference game, Bushnell seemed up to the challenge of a D3 opponent at first, leading after four and staying competitive after a rough fifth inning, but their lack of depth led to what head coach Tommy Richards described as “death by self inflicted wounds”. Bushnell starter Caleb Watson retired the Wildcats in quick order to begin the game, and a pair of Beacons reached in the bottom half of the first, but Bushnell came away empty handed thanks in part to a caught stealing with nobody out. In the following half inning, Linfield took advantage of some control issues from Watson, putting a pair of Wildcats in scoring position with two away for Ethan Rhoads, but Watson was able to induce a groundout to shortstop Liam Kerr to… Read More

By Charles Martindale Under familiar cloudy skies at the Hamlin Sports Complex, the Bushnell Beacons began a seven games in seven days stretch, starting with the visiting Linfield Wildcats. Despite entering the game at 11-37, and playing in a non-conference game, Bushnell seemed up to the challenge of a D3 opponent at first, leading after four and staying competitive after a rough fifth inning, but their lack of depth led to what head coach Tommy Richards described as “death by self inflicted wounds”. Bushnell starter Caleb Watson retired the Wildcats in quick order to begin the game, and a pair of Beacons reached in the bottom half of the first, but Bushnell came away empty handed thanks in part to a caught stealing with nobody out. In the following half inning, Linfield took advantage of some control issues from Watson, putting a pair of Wildcats in scoring position with two away for Ethan Rhoads, but Watson was able to induce a groundout to shortstop Liam Kerr to… Read More