Oregon State can’t afford more than one loss, as Saint Mary’s, Pacific and San Francisco are no more than a game behind in the standings. The women’s WCC tournament format is identical to the men, so fifth or worse meaning winning four games in four days. Feels like a mountain too tall to scale.

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The Oregon women's basketball team kept within striking distance but couldn't quite secure an upset Sunday afternoon in a third straight loss to UCLA.

Oregon State took down the San Diego Toreros 58-50 Saturday afternoon, for their fourth win in a row. The Beavers now stand at 13-13 overall, and 9-6 in confer

Thursday’s WCC slate includes the Oregon State Beavers (13-13) playing the Gonzaga Bulldogs (17-8) at 9:00 PM ET.Buy tickets for Oregon State vs. GonzagaOregon State vs. Gonzaga game

The ghost of the Pac-12 returned with UCLA etching another win against its now-Big Ten rival Oregon.  However, it did not come easy.  No. 1 UCLA women’s basketball (23-0, 11-0 Big Ten) defeated Oregon (16-8,

Bruins hold Ducks to 26.6% shooting as Londynn Jones scores season-high 21 in 62-52 win, UCLA’s 23rd straight.

One of the defining traits of this Oregon women’s basketball team is its ability to keep games close — and often win them — with relentless defense. But where the Ducks have repeatedly come up short is on the offensive end,