The last time Oregon met UCLA, the Ducks stole the No. 4 Bruins’ chances of winning the Pac-12 Tournament. Just three points made the difference in that game, allowing Oregon to advance to the final against Stanford and go on to earn the program’s first ever Pac-12 Tournament title.

In the third game of Pac-12 play, No. 5 Oregon (14-1, 3-0) women’s basketball held USC (10-5, 0-4) to its lowest halftime score of the season at 41-18 and forced a season-high 22 turnovers for the Trojans. The Ducks refused to turn down the heat in the second half, outscoring the Trojans 52 …

Following big games for several No. 5 Oregon women’s basketball starters, the Ducks swept the Washington schools in their Pac-12 opening weekend last week. This weekend, the Ducks (13-1, 2-0) travel to Los Angeles for their second weekend of conference play and road-opener to face USC (10-4,…

In 2011, the Gonzaga women’s basketball team made history.

Every time Sabrina Ionescu steps on the court, there’s a chance a new record will be set.

In a decisive win in the second game of conference play, No. 5 Oregon (13-1, 2-0 Pac-12) led by 20 points at halftime and did not let up in the 98-58 victory over Washington State (6-8, 1-2 Pac-12). In the fourth quarter, Oregon piled on to its 30-point lead, and put Washington State in an e…

In the first quarter alone, it was clear that Erin Boley was in for a career day. With attempt after attempt from beyond the arc, the redshirt sophomore found a rhythm, shooting 5-of-6 from 3-point range which supported the struggling offense Oregon that saw only two other players score that…

After a fiery start for No. 5 Oregon women’s basketball against Washington, the Ducks early double-digit lead quickly evaporated in the second quarter.  

Behind a four-game preseason win streak, including an 82-74 top-ten upset of then-No. 4 Mississippi State, No. 5 Oregon women’s basketball (11-1) will open Pac-12 conference play at home hosting the Washington Huskies (0-1, 7-6) and the Washington State Cougars (1-0, 6-6) at Matthew Knight A…

The Ducks were up 40 points early in the third quarter as junior guard Sabrina Ionescu brought the ball down the court. She stopped halfway in the key as Concordia defenders quickly surrounded her.

Oregon women's basketball moved up from No. 7 to No. 5 in the AP Poll  following an upset win over fourth-ranked Mississippi State, which moved down to eighth in this week's poll.

Following back-to-back triple-doubles against Air Force and UC Irvine, No. 7 Oregon women's basketball's Sabrina Ionescu was named espnW's national player of the week.

With halftime approaching, the Ducks and the Anteaters were tied 34-34 as Oregon had watched its 10-point lead slip, giving UC Irvine room to catch up and tie the game.

Two seasons ago, as a freshman, Oregon guard Sabrina Ionescu set the school’s career record for triple-doubles. Her four that season were the most by any freshman in NCAA single-season history.

Oregon women's basketball announced on Twitter that head coach Kelly Graves will serve his two-game NCAA suspension by sitting out the No. 7 Ducks' home games against Air Force and UC Irvine.

Elbows were thrown for position. Bodies collided and fell into piles over rebounds and loose balls. It was the physical game Oregon women's basketball head coach Kelly Graves expected against a team he called "the best rebounding team in the nation."

In Oregon’s arguably most highly-anticipated game of the season, the No. 7 Ducks (9-1) upset the No. 4 Mississippi State Bulldogs 82-74 Tuesday night in front of a near-9,000-person crowd at Matthew Knight Arena.

In its first game since losing to No. 23 Michigan State 88-82, the No. 7 Oregon women’s basketball defeated South Dakota State 87-79 Tuesday night on the road.

Oregon women's basketball fell to Michigan State 88-82 for the No. 3 Ducks first loss of the year on Sunday.

Following a long string of assists from junior point guard Sabrina Ionescu in the third quarter, head coach Kelly Graves said he leaned over to his assistants and said, "Does Sabrina just wake up sometimes and say, 'you know what, today I'm going to break the assist record.' Because I honest…

No. 3 Oregon women’s basketball walked over St. Mary’s in a 79-55 win to wrap up a two-game tournament in Moraga, California.

In its opening game of the Saint Mary’s Thanksgiving Classic, No. 3 Oregon women’s basketball defeated UC Riverside Friday 94-44.

The Matthew Knight Arena crowd fell silent on every shot late in the fourth quarter. The crowd held its breath as junior guard Sabrina Ionescu sat one rebound shy of her 12th career triple-double.

Morgan Yaeger didn’t know if she’d ever be healthy enough to play again.

No. 3 Oregon women's basketball continued its perfect start to the 2018-2019 season with an 88-58 victory over the Utah State Aggies (2-1) on Wednesday evening, improving to 3-0.

Following Oregon women's basketball's 75-73 win over No. 18 Syracuse on Saturday, the Ducks hung onto the No. 3 ranking in the latest AP Poll released on Monday. 

Every winter since she was 4 years old, Oregon basketball’s Erin Boley has perfected her game. In the summers, she would trade her basketball shoes for cleats to take the softball field — until eighth grade, when she won a fastpitch national world series.

Maite Cazorla doesn’t have a national title. She hasn’t won any tournament MVP honors nor been an All-American. Yet, she has five gold medals.

Syracuse battled back against Oregon women’s basketball in the fourth quarter.

Trailing 67-64 with one minute left, No. 3 Oregon women’s basketball’s junior Sabrina Ionescu sank a deep 3-pointer to tie the Ducks with No. 18 Syracuse, 67 apiece. Redshirt sophomore transfer Erin Boley followed suit downing another 3, just half a minute later, to roars from 6,879 fans in …

The No. 3 Ducks defeated Alaska Fairbanks 115-36 in Fairbanks, Alaska, behind Sabrina Ionescu’s 11th career triple-double to kick off their 2018-19 campaign.

Junior power forward Ruthy Hebard has been bombarded with ticket requests ever since the summer, when she learned that she and the No. 3 Oregon women’s basketball team would start its season in her hometown of Fairbanks, Alaska.

The Oregon Ducks will enter the upcoming season as No. 3 in the nation, announced by the Associated Press on Wednesday. The ranking is the highest for the program, which a few weeks back was seeded as No. 1 in the Pac-12 for the first time in program history.

Three starters on the Pac-12 preseason favorite No. 6 Oregon women’s basketball team have been added to national award watch lists this week. Sophomore Satou Sabally and juniors Ruthy Hebard and Sabrina Ionescu. Hebard and Ionescu both won their respective awards last season.

Oregon women’s basketball ended its 2017-18 season in Spokane, Washington, with an Elite Eight loss to Notre Dame, and since, the team graduated two seniors and lost four more players from its roster through transfer or going pro. Still, the Ducks’ NCAA Tournament hopes are driving their sho…

On Wednesday, Oregon women’s basketball released the 2018-19 conference and non-conference schedules.

Sophomore Mallory McGwire announced on Twitter on Wednesday that she will transfer to Boise State after two seasons on the Oregon women’s basketball team.

After Anneli Maley departed for TCU on Saturday while Sierra Campisano waits for a transfer after asking for her release, Oregon women’s basketball lost yet another player: freshman Aina Ayuso.

After just one season with the Oregon women’s basketball program, freshman Anneli Maley will transfer to TCU, while sophomore forward Sierra Campisano has asked for her release from the program, according to a report from the Register-Guard’s Austin Meek.

The list of accolades keep coming for sophomores Sabrina Ionescu and Ruthy Hebard.