Zone Read AM: Softball wins first regional game, men’s golf tied for fourth going into round two

Originally Posted on Emerald Media via UWIRE

Oregon softball came out on top Thursday night in their first game of regionals as they beat BYU, 5-2. Oregon struggled at times but, as they have come to expect, were helped by a strong game from pitcher Jessica Moore.

Moore, the Pac-12 Pitcher of the Year, threw her 12th complete game of the season.

The Emerald’s Hayden Kim has a full recap. First pitch between Oregon and North Carolina on Friday starts at 11 a.m. at Howe Field. The game can be watched via live-stream here.

In addition to the Ducks’ 17 All-Pac-12 honors, the softball team was also recognized with six All-Region honors. The six awards — five first-team honors and one second-team honor — leads the nation.

First-team recipients: Jessica Moore, Kaylan Howard, Courtney Ceo, Alexa Peterson and Janie Takeda.

Second-team recipient: Cheridan Hawkins.

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The strong first-round play at the NCAA Tallahassee Regional Thursday from Oregon men’s golf gives them a tie for fourth place heading into round two.

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The Oregon club ultimate men’s team is ranked No. 1 as they head into the USA Ultimate College Championships. It is the third time in the past four seasons they have headed into the championships with this ranking.

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The Maloof brothers have decided to keep the Kings in Sacramento, selling controlling stake of the team to a group of Sacramento investors Thursday for a reported $348 million.

Chris Hansen and his group of Seattle-based investors were offering $406 million for the team, but with pressure from NBA commissioner David Stern, the bros gave the Sacramento group a home-town discount.

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