Ducks, Trojans Meet on Senior Day

Saturday, April 18

Eugene, OR

12:00 PM

University of Oregon

USC

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04/16/26 | Women's Lacrosse

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EUGENE, Ore. – The Oregon lacrosse team will wrap up the 2026 season on Saturday at Papé Field as the Ducks aim to earn their first Big Ten Conference win against USC.

Oregon (6-9) returns home after a stretch of seven consecutive games against opponents that are currently ranked in the IWLCA top 25 or were ranked at the time of the game. USC (7-9) is also looking for its first Big Ten Conference win of 2026, and the Trojans hold a 15-3 lead in the all-time series with 10 consecutive victories. An Oregon victory would be the first for the Ducks over USC since April 8, 2018.

GAME INFO
When: Saturday, April 18
Where: Papé Field | Eugene, Ore.
Time: 12:00 p.m. PT
Watch: Big Ten Plus
Live Stats: https://stats.statbroadcast.com/broadcast/?id=642616#google_vignette

Thank you, Seniors!
Oregon will honor its senior class following Saturday's game, with six Ducks participating in the ceremony.

» #1 Rachel Pallo - No. 3 in Oregon history with 183 career draw controls; holds the UO single-game record with 12 DCs.
» #9 Kylee Manser - 10 goals, six assists in 19 career games as a Duck; helped UIndy to a DII national title in 2022.
» #19 Jenae Sperling - 27 starts in last two seasons; 16 career goals, 11 assists, 27 GBs, 19 DCs & 18 CTs.
» #22 Jadyn Laing - 25 starts in last two seasons; 35 career GBs & 22 CTs; career-high 12 CTs this season.
» #26 Shelby Hahn - Played in five games as a Duck; 3 CTs vs. CDU this season; 3x MAAC all-academic at Marist.
» #30 Anna Simmons - 96 career goals, 23 assists, 153 DCs, 86 GBs, 63 CTs; T-5 all-time in GBs & No. 6 in DCs.

Last Time Out
Oregon concluded its 2026 road schedule last Saturday with a 21-7 loss at Rutgers, which moved up into No. 22 in the IWLCA following the victory. Goalkeeper Francesca Viteritti made a career-high 11 saves, most by a Duck this season, and New Jersey native Avery Young scored a pair of goals in her home state. Lyla Hurley also had two goals and an assists for a team-high three points, Liv Kozitsa was active with four ground balls and three caused turnovers, and Anna Simmons had another well-rounded performance with two assists, four ground balls and two caused turnovers.

Share the Wealth
Eighteen different Ducks have contributed goals to Oregon's offensive success this season, with 13 Oregon
players claiming more than one score. Anna Simmons and Emma Ing are tied for the team lead with 21 goals, followed closely by Gabby Santucci (20). Lyla Hurley (15), Avery Young (15), Lily Fortin (11) and Lexi Jenkins (11) have also all reached double digits. Fortin also has a team-high 15 assists to tie for second on the team with 26 total points - matching Ing and trailing only Simmons (31) - and Ing has the most goals in a game this season by a Duck with a career-high six against San Diego State.

» Oregon has totaled 143 goals through 15 games and is averaging 24.4 shots per game.
» Simmons, Ing, Fortin, Hurley (24), Santucci (23) and Young (21) have each totaled 20-plus points this season.
» Fortin has been a force for the Ducks despite not starting a game this season, notching multiple points in seven different games including a pair of five-point performances vs. SDSU and Delaware State.

Numbers to Know
2 - Junior attacker Avery Young, a New Jersey native, scored two goals on three shots last weekend at Rutgers.
4 - Senior midfielder Anna Simmons is four goals away from reaching 100 in her career, entering Saturday with 96.
6 - Senior attacker Emma Ing scored a career-high six goals against San Diego State, most by a Duck this season.
11 - Goalkeeper Francesca Viteritti recorded a career-high 11 saves last weekend at Rutgers, her first career double-digit save performance.
59 - Anna Simmons leads the team with 59 draw controls, the ninth -most by any player in the Big Ten.