2 Oregon Ducks teams posted perfect April.

The tennis teams for women Golf and women in Oregon recorded the points of the academic progress rate again in four years, which ended in 2023-24, and were one of the eight Uo teams with perfect one-year-olds this year.

It is the seventh year in a row in which the women's golf team achieved a perfect number of points and fifth in a row for women's tennis team. Oregons men's cross-country, men's golf, men's tennis, women's basketball, lacrosse and softball teams each had perfect APR values ​​for 2023-24.

“We are very proud of the consistently high academic achievement of the student athletes of the University of Oregon,” said Rob Mullens Rob Mullens, sports director of Oregon. “Your excellence in the classroom and competition reflects your continuing hard work and your focus, and the support of your academic goals has a top priority for our department. We are also incredibly grateful for the committed team of the Jaqua Center, whose guidance and support help our student athletes exhaust their full potential.”

UO had two teams with perfect multi-year APR results and six with perfect one-year-olds in 2022-23 or four and seven in 2021-22.

The four-year APR value of Oregon Football rose from 981 from 941 to 946.

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The four-year APR from Oregon Football, although they were still calculated in the PAC-12, is lowest in the Big Ten. Only Penn State (947) below 950.

An APR value of 930 corresponds to a final rate of around 50% and after season authorization requires a score of four years of 930 or 940 in the past two years.

The Apr several years for the basketball of Oregon men decreased due to a single year from 935 in 2023-24 from 976 to 970, the 13th in the Big Ten.

The multi -year APR from Oregon Women's Basketball is 988, 10th in the big ten, in which 15 teams were with numerous points of at least 980 years. Women's basketball coach, Kelly Graves, earned a bonus of $ 25,000 for the team of at least 985.