Ducks Travel East to Delaware

EUGENE, Ore. - Oregon heads to the East Coast to compete in non-conference play against Delaware on Wednesday, March 27, at 12:00 p.m. This is the first time the Ducks have faced the Blue Hens since 2010.

GOLDEN GOALIE
Goalkeeper Rachel Hall has captured national attention with her performance in the net this season. The freshman leads the nation in saves with 132 saves through 10 games. Her 13.20 saves per game rank second in the NCAA and first in the Pac-12 Conference. Hall has registered double-digit saves in seven of Oregon's 10 games this season and has a .502 save percentage that stands at second in the Pac-12.

Hall has already broken two Oregon program records this season. She set a new single-game record with 19 saves at California on March 10, replacing Anna Poponyak's previous record of 18 saves vs. Virginia Tech on April 11, 2009. The Texas native is also the Ducks' reigning all-time leader in save percentage at .502 with 132 saves and 131 goals allowed over 10 games.

GOING FOR 150
After becoming Oregon's all-time leading goal scorer, senior attacker Shannon Williams is just one goal shy of reaching 150 career goals. There are only 13 active Division I players with 150 or more career goals, and Williams ranks amongst active Division I players 14th with 149 career goals over 62 games.

RECORD-SETTING SENIOR
Senior attacker Shannon Williams became Oregon's all-time leader in points and goals this season. The senior captain broke Shannon Propst's record for career points (219 points; 2011-14) with her 220th point at California on March 8. Her current 235 career points rank ninth among active Division I players.

Williams broke Jana Drummond's record for career goals (146 goals; 2009-12) the following week with her 147th goal vs. Southern California on March 17. She also holds UO's all-time program records in points per game (3.79) and goals per game (2.40) and set two single-season records with 74 points in 2018 and 4.24 points per game in 2017.

DYNAMIC DUO
Attacker Carlie Leach and midfielder Jamie Level have combined for 22 goals this season. The freshman duo follows senior Shannon Williams as Oregon's second and third-highest scorers this season. Leach has scored 19 points off 16 goals and three assists in 10 games, while Level has registered 15 points off 10 goals and five assists.

BALLING AND DRAWING
Freshman midfielder Jamie Level leads Oregon on the draw this season with 39 draw controls over 10 games. Her 3.90 draw controls per game rank fourth in the Pac-12 Conference. Meanwhile, senior Madeline Reece leads the Ducks in ground balls. Reece's 30 ground balls rank seventh in the Pac-12 Conference.