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Olympic track and field trials returning to Eugene in 2028
Hayward Field will host the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials for the sixth consecutive time, with a new six-day format ahead of the Los Angeles Games.
Oregon is No. 2 in the preseason AP poll. Here’s what makes these Ducks different.
The Ducks have opened in the top five plenty of times before. But the 2026 team brings back a defense that gives this title contender a different look.
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UPCOMING SPORTING EVENTS
Ducks’ likely next kicker had once dreamed of college lacrosse. Then things took a turn.
The former West Linn multisport standout had five Division I lacrosse offers. Now he’s in line to replace Atticus Sappington.
Oregon’s big addition to the offensive line? A longtime Beaver in his 60s.
The Ducks didn’t raid the transfer portal to rebuild its offensive line this year. But it did find a key addition in Mike Cavanaugh, who returns to Eugene for a second…
Future Ducks shine at World Athletics U20 Championships
The World Athletics U20 Championships continued at Hayward Field Thursday, Aug. 6 as a pair of future Ducks showed off on the world stage.
Portland was ready for the WNBA. It got everything that came with it.
The Fire’s inaugural season has brought big crowds, star power and competitive basketball. Friday showed that a growing league also brings the country’s arguments through the arena doors.
Oregon’s veterans know the routine. Now they must set the tone.
With familiar opponents, familiar expectations and much of the roster back, the Ducks are trying to keep another title chase feeling fresh.
Portland track star, a future Duck, looks to World U20 Athletics Championships
Ellery Lincoln, who just finished her junior year at Lincoln High School, views Hayward Field as her home track.
A whirlwind summer behind him, it’s time for Ducks star Dante Moore to stoke the ‘fire’
He went to Japan, danced onstage at Zach Bryan’s concert and wound up on the cover of a video game. Now, Dante Moore is ready to get back to business.
The Duck who stayed: Sean Stewart believes — in his coach, this new team and UO’s chances
Three months after Oregon’s men’s hoops roster emptied out, the 6-foot-9 forward has new teammates, a bigger voice and a chance to help reset the Ducks.
Eugene royal couple Madison Beer and Justin Herbert are engaged
Can Eugene handle a celebrity wedding? We might find out soon: Justin Herbert is engaged to Madison Beer after a whirlwind romance between the athlete and the pop star.
Marcus Mariota was here. Again. So, why does he keep coming back?
Now a father and veteran backup, Mariota returns to Oregon each summer for a personal “fight camp” rooted in old habits and trusted relationships.
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