The historic season for the Oregon Ducks is living on for one more day in Scottsdale, Arizona.
On Tuesday, the 2nd-ranked Ducks women’s golf team advanced through both the quarter- and semifinals of the NCAA Championship match play, earning a spot in the finals against the No. 1 ranked Stanford Cardinal.
Oregon defeated San Jose State and Texas A&M in match play on Tuesday to advance to Wednesday’s action.
The Ducks earned a spot in the match-play bracket after finishing second in the stroke-play portion of the championship over the weekend. They were dominant on Tuesday, with a 4-1 win over the 7-seed Spartans in the morning to advance to the semifinals, and another 4-1 victory over the 3-seed Aggies on Tuesday afternoon.
Stanford defeated No. 8 Georgia 3-2 on Tuesday morning, and then 5-seed Auburn in the afternoon to advance to the finals.
Tuesday will mark the first national championship final in Oregon women’s golf history, slated to start at 1:35 p.m.
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