EUGENE — We were live from Jane Sanders Stadium for today‘s Eugene Regional final between No. 16 seed Oregon and Stanford. The Ducks won 10-7 on a walk-off home run by Dez Patmon and advance to host Liberty in the Eugene Super Regional next weekend.

After winning their game against Oregon on Saturday, 14-1 in six innings, the Cardinal needed just one more win in order to advance to the Super Regionals to face a Liberty squad that had just made history,

Carson High alumni Kailee and Kedre Luschar helped Oregon softball earn a spot in the super regionals with a remarkable comeback effort Sunday evening.

Stanford softball's season ended in Eugene this past weekend, beating Binghamton but losing two of three to Oregon, including a dramatic walk‑off, ending its NCAA run.

Stanford was held to just two hits after Economides’ second home run as Oregon left-hander Staci Chambers relieved starter Lyndsey Greir and threw 4 1/3 scoreless innings. Elise Sokolsky recorded the final out in the top of the seventh inning.

When Oregon's Staci Chambers, redshirt senior entered last night's Eugene regional championship game against Stanford, the last time she threw more than four in

Oregon first baseman Rylee McCoy had to leave an elimination game against Stanford in the second inning after being hit in the face by a line drive. It’s unclear at this point whether she will be able to return.

Oregon needed to score early and often to put itself in a position to play at least one more game this season. With two runners on base, freshman Rylee McCoy hit a bomb over the left field wall. McCoy helped the Ducks keep their season alive with a five-run second inning.