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Ducks win super regional opener

Ducks win super regional opener

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The celebration lasted until late in the night on May 18, after Oregon No. 16 gathered to defeat Stanford in her regional NCAA -softball elimination game at the Jane Sanders Stadium.

But it didn't take much longer.

The Ducks still have their biggest goal ahead of them, but the women's college World series for Women's College will be required at home against Liberty this weekend in the best-of-three-super regional series from May 23 to 25.

“You like to drive a lot with the heights, but this week we really had to return too neutral,” said Senior Shortstop Paige Sinicki in Oregon. “This whole year we talked about a playing field, and that remains this weekend.”

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The Big Ten Champion Ducks (51-8) were shortly before the post-season when they lost 14: 1 in six innerings in the second game of the regional tournament with double elimination against Stanford. But they reacted with three wins in episode-9-1 against Weber State, 15-5 in six against Stanford and then again against the Cardinal when Oregon won his way from a four runs, third inning deficit on a walking helms of four runs from Dec Patmon in the seventh, 10: 7.

“We talked about further equipment and I think they saw it on Sunday,” said coach Melyssa Lombardi.

Now comes the challenge to face the Cinderella of the NCAA tournament in Liberty (50-13). The non -set flames dismantled number 1 in Texas A&M last week to get into the Super regionally in the program history for the first time.

“This team is united,” said Lombardi. “They are excited. They are excited to play at home again at home. We wanted to do that at the beginning of the year. We wanted to win the big ten, we wanted to organize regionals, we wanted to organize super regional.

Look for updates from the first game of the NCAA Softball Super Regional between Oregon and Liberty at the Jane Sanders Stadium in Eugene.

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Oregon wins his super regional start against Liberty, 3-2 in the eighth inning, on a single from Dec Patmon with an out.

The third excursion of the flames came when they did not properly report a replacement for a pinch of runners at the first basis.

On the ground of eighth place with 2: 2.

The ducks seemed to have a runner on the second basis with two outs in the seventh after the theft of Kai Luschar in the game for the second time. Lushar was called after a Liberty Challenge and a video check because she had left the base early.

Pitcher Staci Chambers had a 1-2-3 inning against Liberty's top racker and got a strike, a groundout and a flyout to even keep the score. Hitter Katie Flanny, Ayanna Shaw and Kai Lushar are due for the ducks

Oregon and Liberty are 2-2 with Pitcher Staci Chambers in a circle for the ducks and the 2-3-4 hinters that are due for the flames.

The Liberty Pinch-Hitter Alexia Carrasquillo drove with two outs in the sixth inning in the score-run and hit a liner directly above the Katie Flanery from Oregon. It is now 2-2 in the sixth with the flames.

Libertys Savannah Woodard took the inning with a single, then took second place on a wild field and moved to third place on a passed ball when Catcher Emma Cox took four during a deliberate walk from Rachel Roupe Ball. With runners on the corners and without outs, Elise Sokolsky got a strike, then a shallow on the left jumped on the left field and the inning ended with the fact that Kai Lushar tracked down a deep fly to the left. Oregon is still 2-1.

Kaylynn Jones had a single for the ducks, but that was for the crime in the fourth, as it was a quick inning for Oregon.

Liberty had runners on the second and third base with two outs, but Elise Sokolsky got an end inner and the ducks will lead 2-1 to the top of the fourth inner

The Flames scored their first run with an RBI double from the native Eugene and Marist Catholic Alum Paige Doerr One in the fourth inning. The duck guide is now 2-1.

Kai Luschars RBI Triple with a third goal scored Ayanna Shaw from the first time. Shaw achieved the base on an error by Shortstop Jamaya Byrum. One later scored Stefini Ma'ake Lushar von third with a line to the left field to make 2-0 Oregon after three Innings.

Rachel Roupe scored a 5: 3 double game, as Katie Flanny, third Baseman of Oregon, a big one near the bag for the strength in third place and first relaxed roupe. Another reason for third place ended the inning.

A walk and a line -single center put two runners on the basis of the flames without outs in the third. Oregon trainer Melyssa Lombardi then changed and pulled Lyndsey Grein for Elise Sokolsky when the Liberty Power -Hitter Rachel Roupe increase.

Both Oregon and Liberty had goal chances in the first two Inning, but neither of the two teams could break through. However, both teams were enormously on the field with several racing games on their defenses.

The ducks had a wild first inning when they seemed to take the lead 1-0 when Paige Sinicki Kai Lushar scored with a colorful third party. But after the review, Lushar was excluded because he left the base early. Sinicki returned to her bat and hit a deep fly to the left field that snapped Libertys Paige Doerr before leaving the stadium for a Homer with two runs.

Grein gave Rachel Roupe, the Cusa player of the year, and a two-off walk to Alyssa Henault, an out-out double to bring runners into the corners, but the ducks got out of the inning when the defense grew up in an overview between third and domestic home during the double tears.

The all-American Grein (28-2, 2.14 ERA) will compete against Libertys Elena Escobar (24-3, 2.03), the USA Pitcher conference.

The status of the first Baseman of the first course was day after day after she was injured on May 18 when she was hit in the face by a line trip against Stanford. McCoy has replaced newcomers Stefini Ma'ake in the line -up.

McCoy leads the ducks with 19 Home Runs, is also third in the team on average (.396), second in RBI (58) and took second place in doubles (12).

When does Oregon Softball starts Liberty?

  • Date: Friday, May 23rd
  • Time: 7 p.m. PT
  • Where: Jane Sanders Stadium, Eugene

On which TV channel is Oregon softball against Liberty today?

  • TV/Streaming
    • May 23, 7 p.m. on ESPNU and ESPN+
    • May 24, 4 p.m. on ESPNU or ESPN2 and ESPN+
    • May 25: TBD (if necessary), ESPN+
  • Radio: KWVA-FM (88.1)

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Chris Hansen covers the football of the University of Oregon, basketball, athletics, cross country and softball for men for the register guard. You can reach him at chansen@registerguard.com and can follow him on x @chansen_rg

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