Ducks Host Michigan State, Michigan in Final Homestand

Oregon hosts its final regular season games in Eugene this week, starting with a Big Ten Network match against No. 5 Michigan State Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Then the Ducks host Michigan for Senior Day Sunday at 1 p.m. (B1G+).

ONE-TIMERS
• The six seniors/graduate students who will be recognized in a pregame ceremony Sunday are D Sydney Cradle, D Lucy Green, GK Maddy Goldberg, M Haley McWhirter, D Makoto Nezu, and M Jayd Sprague. Of those six, four are working on their Master's Degree - Cradle (Nonprofit Management), McWhirter (Finance), Nezu (Sports Business) and Sprague (Sports Product Management).
• Seven different Ducks have scored a goal this year, led by three a piece from Cameron Bourne, Taylor Bryan and Haley McWhirter. McWhirter also leads the team with 25 shots. Bourne's three goals have come on just eight shots.
• The Ducks' 15 assists have been recorded by eight different players led by three from Grace Mensah and Haley McWhirter. • GK Maddy Goldberg is second in the Big Ten in saves (56) and third in saves per game (4.31).
• GK Maddy Goldberg ranks eighth in UO career saves (155) and seventh in career shutouts (five).
• With a goal and an assist at Maryland (Sept. 22), Haley McWhirter took over the team lead in points with nine (3G, 3A).
• Seven of Oregon's eight transfers have NCAA Tournament experience, including NCAA Champion Makoto Nezu (Santa Clara).
• Six players currently on the Ducks' roster are working on their Master's degrees.
• #ProDucks. Oregon currently has three alums playing professionally in the NWSL: Chardonnay Curran (Chicago Red Stars), Croix Soto (Kansas City Current) and Chai Cortez (San Diego Wave).

GOLDBERG CLIMBS CAREER SAVES LIST
Maddy Goldberg made her 100th career save in the season opener against Seattle and currently ranks eighth in school history with 155. Goldberg passed Cody Miles (150, 2008-10) Oct. 5 at USC.

GOLDBERG NOW SEVENTH IN UO CAREER SHUTOUTS
Maddy Goldberg now has five career shutouts - four this season - and is seventh on the UO career list. She passed Domenique Lainez (2001-05) Sept. 22 at Maryland.