EUGENE, Ore. (KATU) — The Oregon Ducks blew out Liberty 13-1 over the weekend to compete a Super Regional sweep and punch their ticket into the eight-team NCAA College Softball World Series this week in Oklahoma City.

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After finishing 53-8 overall, the Oregon Ducks have fought their way to become one of eight teams to participate in the 2025 Women's College World Series. The Ducks are searching for the program's first ever national championship.

The Oregon softball team held off Liberty in Game 1 of the super regional in the 2025 NCAA Tournament at Jane Sanders Stadium.

The Oregon softball team crushed Liberty in Game 2 of the super regional to move on to the Women's College World Series.

The Oregon Ducks softball team topped Liberty 3-2 to win game one of their NCAA Super Regional. Here are three defining moments from the win.

The celebration lasted late into the night on May 18 after No. 16 Oregon rallied to defeat Stanford in their NCAA Softball Regional elimination game at Jane Sanders Stadium. But it didn’t last much longer than that.

No. 12 Texas Tech swept No. 5 Florida State in the Tallahassee super regionals behind star ace NiJaree Canady.

Oregon softball coach Melyssa Lombardi said May 21 the team is taking it “day to day” with first baseman Rylee McCoy and her playing status for this weekend’s NCAA Super Regional series ...