Rylee McCoy injury update: Oregon 1b leads the line drive to the face and leaves regional finals against Stanford

Oregon First Baseman Rylee McCoy Had to leave a excretion game against Stanford in the second inning after being hit the face by a line drive. At this point it is unclear whether she can return.

The game occurred at the head of the second inner Taryn Kern Beat a ball that flies and hit McCoy, who fell to the ground and held her face. Kern first went up after McCoy hadn't recovered to do the day. Remmington Hewitt Replaced McCoy in the line -up when Oregon remained 4-0 at that time.

If McCoy cannot return to the game, it would be a big blow to the Oregon bat. The newcomer leads the team in Homeruns at 19 this season with 59 goals, 58 RBI and an average value of 0.396.

In the meantime, however, the ducks reacted well as Kaylynn Flanery delivered a Homer with three runs in the lower end of the second to reduce the deficit on a run. Stanford didn't take long to answer Connection economies Had its own three runs in the top of the third. It was the second Homerun of the game for economists who also had a Grand Slam in the first inn.

This story is updated.