When you’re a four-sport athlete at the Division I level, people tend to take notice. First it was the AAU, which made Brenner the only collegiate finalist for the prestigious Sullivan Award — the AAU’s equivalent of the Heisman — and now it’s Sports Illustrated, which has nominated Brenner for Female College Athlete of the [...]
It was a historic night at Matthew Knight Arena, but it wasn’t for the home team. Washington was unconscious from the three-point line all night as they finished with 18 three-pointers (team record) and it led to their eventual blowout victory over the Ducks. The Ducks have now dropped six-straight conference games to drop even [...]
My Twitter feed was hit by a bolt of lightning on Tuesday, as hundreds of tweets and retweets rolled in about a new leaked photo of Oregon’s Spring Game helmets. The snowy, digital camouflage lids looked sexy, I had to admit, and according to Trendmap, it garnered social media reaction in every state in the [...]
This season simply hasn’t been in favor of the Ducks as they dropped their 11th game in Pac-12 play. The No. 21 ranked Buffaloes dominated both ends of the floor as they defeated the injury plagued Ducks 84-59. The Buffaloes improved to 7-5 overall while the Ducks now boast a daunting 1-11 record in conference [...]
Paul Westhead’s women’s basketball team picked up their first conference win on Friday night, but they couldn’t make it two in a row Sunday afternoon in Seattle. Freshman Jillian Alleyne again led both squads in rebounding with 14, but the Huskies’ starting lineup was strong enough to overcome a rough night for Washington’s bench — [...]
The Oregon women’s basketball team may be sitting on a lousy 2-12 record, but they have more reason that ever to see a glimpse of optimism in their season. While at one point they had only seven players available, they now hold 12. Not only does this help them in games, but it provides a more team-like [...]
On New Years Eve, the Ducks will have the rare opportunity of matching up against one of the most successful programs in women’s basketball in the UConn Huskies. The Huskies currently hold the No. 1 ranking and boast an impressive 11-0 record after defeating the now former No. 1 Stanford Cardinals last Saturday. With legendary [...]
The woes continue for the Oregon women’s basketball team as they lose their eighth game of the season, now 0-8, to Illinois 80-62 in Champaign Wednesday evening. With the win, Illinois improved to 6-4 on the season. Freshman Jillian Alleyne had yet another stellar performance with 24 points and 16 rebounds, giving her a third [...]
The Oregon women’s basketball team, still 0-5, is going into their Sunday game against Denver with a total of seven available players, due to a recent flood of injuries. Their record alone is reason to fret, but on top of that they will have to play games shorthanded and hope that increased minutes won’t lead [...]
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Head coach Paul Westhead announced Wednesday that the Oregon women’s basketball program has signed two new star recruits in Chrishae Rowe and Drea Toler for the 2013-14 season. Rowe, a shooting guard from Riverside, Calif., and a four star recruit, ranks in the top 20 at her position, 67th in ESPN’s top 100, and was [...]
Hopefully the Oregon women’s basketball enjoyed their exhibition schedule, because the season opener served as a punch in the mouth and the schedule will only get more difficult. The 78-69 loss to Saint Mary’s wasn’t the concerning part — a mix of wins and losses is to be expected — but rather the way the [...]
The Ducks go down in their first road game this year to Fresno State.
The sharp-shooting freshman chats with the Emerald about life with the Ducks and adjusting to play under head coach Paul Westhead.
Paul Westhead’s women added two recruits, while Dana Alman signed three new players.
In their season opener, the Oregon women’s basketball team used clutch free-throw shooting down the stretch to defeat Cal Poly, 102-93.
Thursday will mark the debut of Oregon’s most heralded recruiting class in years.
After finishing a disappointing 13-17 a year ago, Oregon’s women’s basketball team hopes to increase its tempo and win total in 2011.
Assistant coach Kai Felton announced her plans to leave the Oregon women’s basketball team today.
