No. 7 Oregon’s Offense Explodes in Record-Setting Weekend Against Rutgers

The Ducks outscored the Scarlet Knights 41-3 in a two-game series.

Oregon’s Braiesey Rosa celebrates her second inning home run against Florida State. / Chris Pietsch/The Register-Guard / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Just one day after No. 7 Oregon run-ruled Rutgers 20-1 in Piscataway, N.J., the Ducks unleashed their high-flying offense again in a 21-2 thrashing of the Scarlet Knights on Saturday afternoon.

For the first time, the Ducks scored 20 runs in back-to-back games, and they only had to travel 2,909 miles away from home to do it.

Oregon set a program record Friday night, pounding out 19 hits, and then set a new one on Saturday with 20. The latter also included six home runs

Hit Parade

4️⃣ McCoy
4️⃣ Kedre
2️⃣ Sinicki
2️⃣ Patmon
2️⃣ Rosa
2️⃣ Ma'ake
2️⃣ Jones
1️⃣ Hewitt
1️⃣ Mulvey#GoDucks | #Version7 pic.twitter.com/ulssyFQZk7

— Oregon Softball (@OregonSB) March 29, 2025

The Ducks outscored the Scarlet Knights 41-3 in the two-game set and combined for 39 hits. Scoring 41 runs in back-to-back contests is also a program record.

Nine Ducks recorded at least one hit, with Rylee McCoy and Kedre Luschar leading the team with four hits each on Saturday. Paige Sinicki, Dezianna Patmon, Braiesey Rosa, Stefini Ma'ake, and Kaylynn Jones all contributed two hits, and Remmington Hewitt and Abby Mulvey each had one.

McCoy and Ma'ake both drove in four runs while Luschar and Rosa added three RBIs each.

After a dominant day at the plate, hear from freshman @RyleeMccoy2024!#GoDucks | #Version7 pic.twitter.com/2uUBpcld06

— Oregon Softball (@OregonSB) March 29, 2025

"We prepared really well during the week," said McCoy. "I think we kind of just passed the bat, and that allowed all of our hitters to get in. We have confidence in every single person in the dugout knowing that one of us is going to get the job done."

The Ducks dominated in every aspect of the game. Luschar also stole a career-high three bases on Saturday.

.@k_kedre’s stats for the series: 6-for-7, 1 HR, 5 RBI, 2 BB, 7 R.

Hear from the center fielder following the two-game sweep!#GoDucks | #Version7 pic.twitter.com/yz2qXka2f3

— Oregon Softball (@OregonSB) March 29, 2025

"We just talked about being the same team every day no matter what we're doing, who we're playing, or where we are, and we just really showed up this weekend," she said.

In the circle, Elise Sokolsky got the start and allowed two runs in 2.2 innings. Taylour Spencer and Lyndsey Grein combined to finish the game. Spencer surrendered three hits in 0.2 innings, and Grein was perfect in 1.2 innings of work.

The Ducks emptied their bench and saw 17 players take the field or get an at-bat.

Up next for Oregon is a midweek matchup in Corvallis against Oregon State. The first pitch is set for Wednesday at 6 p.m. PT on ESPN+.

More news: Keagan Rothrock Returns from Injury, Leads No. 4 Florida to Shutout Win Over Auburn

More news: Kaitlyn Breslin Hits Four Homers, Makes NCAA History in UConn’s Suspended Win Over Creighton

More news: Michigan State Ends Drought, Beats Michigan for First Time Since 2018