Game Notes: Civil War!

It's Senior Day and the Civil War, and the Ducks will be playing for their best record in a decade when Oregon and Oregon State take the pitch Friday night at Pape' Field. (6 p.m., Pac-12 Networks).

KEY STORYLINES
• The 2018 season marks the 25th season in program history (1980-81; 1996-2018).
• GET TO PAPE'FIELD EARLY! The Ducks will recognize 10 seniors in pregame ceremonies beginning at 5:05 p.m.
• The Ducks are No. 48 in this week's NCAA RPI, after reaching an all-time high for the program of No. 14 on Sept. 24.
• The Ducks have played six contests against ranked opponents this season. Six matches versus top-25 opponents are the most for the Ducks since the 2011 season, when they also faced six ranked squads.
• Seniors Marissa Everett and Kyra Fawcett are climbing the UO career lists in goals, GWG, points, assists and shots. Senior goalkeeper Halla Hinriksdottir ranks in UO's career top five in wins, shutouts and saves.
• UO alum Marlo Sweatman and Jamaica finished third in the 2018 CONCACAF Gold Cup to qualify for the 2019 World Cup.

SCOUTING OREGON STATE
The Beavers may be 2-16 on the season, but own a two-match winning streak over the Ducks coming into the 2018 Civil War. Goalkeeper Lindsay Lamont leads the Pac-12 at 7.83 saves per game.

FOR THE RECORD
A win Friday against the Beavers will give the Ducks their best record in a decade, and would snap a string of nine straight losing seasons. Oregon's 2008 team finished 9-9-2 overall.

TOP 50 RPI
Oregon has an RPI of 48 this week, after attaining a program-high of No. 14 on Sept. 24.

NCAA TOURNAMENT TALK
Oregon finished 3-6 versus teams that qualified for the 2017 NCAA Tournament. The Ducks defeated Stony Brook (2-1), Clemson (1-0) and Arizona (1-0, ot), and lost to Washington State (2-1), Stanford (1-0, ot), California (2-1), Colorado (4-1), UCLA (2-1) and USC (5-0).

EVERETT, FAWCETT MOVE UP OFFENSIVE CAREER LISTS
Seniors Marissa Everett and Kyra Fawcett have made their way into a number of UO offensive career top-10 lists. Everett is third in game-winning goals (9), sixth in goals (16), fifth in points (42, 16 goals, 10 assists), eighth in assists (10) and sixth in shots (137). Fawcett is seventh in game-winning goals (5), ninth in goals (12) and 10th in points (27, 12 goals, 3 assists).

HINRIKSDOTTIR CLIMBING GOALKEEPER CAREER LISTS
Senior Halla Hinriksdottir is currently ranked tied for second in UO career wins (23), third in shutouts (15) and fifth in saves (204). Sunday versus Arizona, she became just the fifth member of Oregon's 200-saves club.

PAC-12 LEADERS
Goalkeeper Halla Hinriksdottir is fifth in the Pac-12 with six shutouts.

IRON ALYSSA
Alyssa Hinojosa has played in every minute so far this season (1674). In the last two years, the junior from Sylmar, Calif., has missed a grand total of 32 minutes of game action.

BAYLEY BREAKS THROUGH
Bayley Bruner is emerging as a third scoring option for the Ducks. She scored the Ducks' overtime golden goal Oct. 28 vs. Arizona on a beautiful set up from Chardonnay Curran and Emma Eddy. It was her third goal of the season; she also netted the game-winner against Dartmouth and also scored against California.

EFFICIENT EVERETT
More than half of senior Marissa Everett's shot attempts have been on frame. Of her 18 strikes, six have found the net and another four have been saved.

SWEATMAN, JAMAICA ADVANCE TO 2019 WORLD CUP
UO alum Marlo Sweatman and Team Jamaica defeated Panama on penalty kicks (4-2) in the 2018 CONCACAF Gold Cup consolation final on Oct. 17 to earn an automatic bid to the 2019 World Cup in France. Sweatman, a starting midfielder for Jamaica, will become the first Duck to play in the World Cup.