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The No. 6 Ducks defeated the Oregon State Beavers 8-4 Tuesday night in a midweek matchup at Goss Stadium, sweeping the four-game rivalry series in decisive fashion in Corvallis.

The Ducks offence couldn’t put any kind of real threat together in the final two innings and that would be all from East Lansing on Friday night as the Ducks fell 2-0 to drop the series opener. This despite the strong performance from Grinsell who has now pitched back to back complete games.

The Spartans’ first hit came on a single by senior infielder Will Shannon in the second, and he later scored on a fielding error off the bat of junior infielder Randy Seymour. MSU’s other hit was a solo home run by sophomore outfielder Parker Picot in the fifth.

In a true pitchers' duel, MSU and Joseph Dzierwa clipped the Ducks’ wings, winning 2-0. Dzierwa had not reached the eighth inning at any point this season, on Friday night, he went the full nine.

The Oregon baseball team scored the last four runs of the game to beat rival Oregon State 4-2 in Friday’s series opener.

Oregon State got a few reserve players into the game, with Bryce Hubbard replacing Wilson Weber at catcher and Tyce Peterson taking over at first base for Jacob Krieg. Trent Caraway entered the game at third base, AJ Singer shifted to shortstop and Aiva Arquette and Dawson Santana exited.

Oregon Ducks offensive coordinator Will Stein spoke after spring practice on Tuesday. Stein talked about the progression he’s seen from his quarterback room, wh

With the game-tying run at the plate, the No.13 Oregon Ducks would find a way to close out game one of this rivalry series with a close 4-2 win.

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The No. 6 Ducks mustered just two hits against Spartans ace Joseph Dzierwa, who struck out 11 in a complete game 2-0 win Friday night at McLane Stadium in East Lansing.

After the chaos of last weekend’s marquee ranked matchup, No. 5 Oregon softball’s (42-5, 15-2 Big Ten) Friday night series-opening 10-4 win over Indiana (28-14, 8-9 Big Ten) felt far more routine. There was minimal late intrigue,