He was a two-time 5A Pitcher of the Year and a State Champion at North Eugene High School, now Andrew Moore is part of a potent pitching staff for the second ranked Beavers. KVAL's Nick Krupke has more on the Highlander alum who is becoming a king of the hill in Corvallis.
Playing underneath a helmet in the trenches, you don't often get to see the faces of the guys on the offensive line but you may have noticed Oregon's Nick Cody has a very distinguished look and its all in the honor of cancer awareness.
'No you can't' is just as easy to say as 'yes you can.' KVAL's Nick Krupke has the story of an unbreakable bond between father and son.
Alexi Pappas of the third ranked Oregon cross country team is one of nine finalists for this weekend's NCAA Woman of the Year Award in Indianapolis. KVAL's Nick Krupke profiles the very busy Duck.
Tom Ward and Phil MIlani from KVAL Sports are on the road going from campus to campus around the Pac-12. You can watch the training camp reports on KVAL beginning August 20th, then tune in on Sunday the 26th at 5:00 pm for an hour-long Inside the Pac preseason special.
The kids of the Blazing Billies Track Club are ready for their close up, an extreme close up with KVAL's Nick Krupke in this weeks Kaptivating Kidz.
2 Rivers Track Club in Springfield has nine qualifiers for the USA Track & Field National Championships in Baltimore, Maryland. KVAL's Nick Krupke caught up with one of their cool customers for this weeks Kaptivating Kidz.
Springfield 10-year-old Kiara Wilcox is participating in six triathlons this summer to raise money for Doernbecher's Children's Hospital Foundation.
The game of baseball can be an escape from the trials and tribulations of life for many. As KVAL's Nick Krupke shows us, that is just the case for this weeks Kaptivating Kid from Coos Bay who is battling neuroblastoma.
For this weeks Kaptivating Kidz, Nick Krupke kicks the tires on a mud-slinging motocross national champion who could one day find himself catching big air in the X-Games.
Tucked away in the rolling hills of Jim Maciariello's 60-acre ranch in Drain, Oregon sits a diamond in the rough, Fenway West. KVAL's Nick Krupke has the tale of the tape in the Green Monster of a wiffle ball project.
Kaptivating Kidz is back for its sixth season and we start with a follow up on the mat in Coos Bay with a young wrestler who has Olympic-sized dreams.
He led the Ducks in hits and walks one year ago as a freshman, now Aaron Jones is pacing Oregon in many statistical categories again. KVAL Sports recently sat down with the slugger from San Clemente.
For the third time in this early part of the conference season, Oregon has the chance to win a pair this weekend and gain momentum in the Pac-12 race.
The 2011-2012 basketball season tipped off for the Oregon Ducks Friday night with the start of practice at 'Midnight Madness' that included a slam dunk contest.
In a tradition that began in 2004, Washington State University flags have flown high in the national TV sky on ESPN's College GameDay. 110 colllege football Saturday's and counting.
After transferring to Oregon last season after her coach retired from Loyola Marymount, Alaina Bergsma has been the face of the Duck volleyball team. Soon enough she may be the face of the state.
The Sheldon Irish took care of home turf Tuesday night with a 2-1 win over North Eugene.
From play calls to Play-Doh, bubble screens to simply blowing bubbles, Mark Asper is a busy man on and off the field. The Duck tackle is the most senior presence
His calls and catch phrases during March Madness and the NFL on CBS are legendary, now Gus Johnson is the lead voice for the new-look Pac-12 Conference on FOX. Monday, KVAL Sports caught up with Johnson at Duck practice.
Since the end of June, Oregon Track Club has been putting on the All-Comers meets at Lane Community College. Nick Krupke was invited out to capture some Olympic-sized dreams in the latest Kaptivating Kidz.
For three seasons, Danny Pulfer and Carter Bell played in opposite sides of the field in the Civil War of baseball, now the Duck and the Beaver are both together trying to make it in the Arizona Diamondbacks organization.
Only once before had a special needs cheerleading program attended the World Championships. For this weeks Kaptivating Kidz, KVAL's Nick Krupke caught up with a gifted group of tumblers and stunters that put on quite the show at the "Happiest Place on Earth."
In a day made for rain coats, a little wet stuff didn't bother these future all-stars of Kidsports' baseball program, the Lil' Hitters.
Coming up in two weeks, a group of middle school girls will represent their community and the state on the soccer pitch. Nick Krupke has the Tigers' tale in the latest Kaptivating Kidz.
North Eugene's Moore is better at Oregon State (Video)
