Oregon Ducks

When the University of Oregon introduced women's competitive cheer, along with baseball, in its sports swap for wrestling almost a year ago, there were more than a few snickers - as in laughs, not candy bars, because these athletes really...

Conspicuously absent from the 2008 Rimington Trophy spring watch list was Oregon center Max Unger, a first-team All-America (Sports Illustrated) and first-team Pac-10 center last season. "We ... made a late addition,'' said Seth Gonzales of the Boomer Esiason Foundation,...

Oregon rover Patrick Chung and defensive end Nick Reed have been named to the watch list for the 2008 Bronko Nagurski Trophy, which is awarded to college football's best defensive player. Here's the official Nagurski web site, although it has...

Megan Maloney threw a personal best in the women's hammer Friday morning, the opening event of the 2008 Pac-10 track and field championships, to finish eighth and claim a point for the Duck women.

Leading up to Oregon's 2009 Baseball Season, GoDucks.com will feature several Q&A segments with coaches and players, providing an inside look into the University's reborn program.

Cinderella has webbed feet. Senior Joey Benedetti shot a 3-under 69 as 16th-seeded Oregon claimed the surprising opening round lead after the first day of the NCAA West Regional, played Thursday at the par-72, 7,111-yard Gold Mountain Golf Club.

24-7Football.com Exclusive: Chaparral's Taylor Lewan looks like he will have a successful move to the offensive side of the ball.

Last year, Scout.com brought its combine tour to Cincinnati only to watch a torrential downpour put a damper on it. Although there was no testing the participants still drilled and did one on one’s. This year Scout.com will return with their sponsor Under Armour for what should be an impressive event.

SALEM, Ore. - In the middle session of the Second Annual Barton Football Marketing Workout at Willamette University, the top linemen from both Washington and Oregon worked out at McCulloch Stadium under mixed skies and lower numbers than last year.

It seemed almost natural for Mike Simmons to become a Duck. He wanted a school on the West Coast. Oregon has a strong tradition in the javelin. He had friends at Oregon, including several throwers already on the team. The only thing he needed was the comfort level of being ready for a four-year university.

Last year the Oregon men's track and field team wasn't expected to win the conference championship meet, but they did anyway, surprising their competitors as a young and talented team capable of performing when the odds were stacked against them. Those were the stakes sophomore Ashton Eaton preferred.

Lovena Chaput is well aware of what to expect when it comes to Oklahoma softball. The senior shortstop for the Oregon softball team was just a freshman three years ago when she traveled with the Ducks to a regional in Norman, Okla. "It's a nice full-circle thing for us to go back there and hopefully win the thing this year," Chaput said.