EUGENE, Ore. — Oregon's bats were hot at the start but cooled later in Sunday's game, allowing Stanford to come back and win in extra innings, 8-5, before a limited sellout crowd of 641 in PK Park.
The No. 13 Ducks (35-13, 18-9 Pac-12) led 5-0 through three innings. But Oregon went into a midgame slump and then was unable to capitalize on rallies in the seventh and ninth innings, after the No. 17 Cardinal tied it. Stanford then scored three times in the 12th to win.
"It was a heavyweight fight all weekend long, and it feels like it right now," UO coach Mark Wasikowski said.