Eugene, Oregon celebrates "Sabrina Ionescu Day" on May 12th to honor the WNBA star and University of Oregon alumna as she returns for a preseason game.

The Spokane Chiefs defeated the Portland Winterhawks 8-5, taking a 3-0 lead in the WHL Western Conference Championship. Eight different Chiefs scored, moving the team closer to the WHL Championship.

Oregon's football team displayed strong defense at their spring game, with the Fighting Ducks achieving seven sacks, despite shortcomings in special teams.

Josh Zakreski scores the overtime goal for the Portland Winterhawks to tie their playoff series with Everett, while Kyle Chyzowski earns First Star honors with a hat trick.

Oregon Ducks' Nate Bittle enters the 2025 NBA draft but could return to college, as he maintains eligibility. He averaged 14.2 points and 7.6 rebounds, and his size and skill make him a potential second-round pick.

The Oregon State Beavers women's basketball team, a No. 14 seed, aims to make NCAA history by winning against a No. 3 seed, as they enter the tournament after a series of impressive victories.

Oregon State Beavers defeated Grand Canyon 6-4 in adverse weather, maintaining their perfect home record. The game featured a pivotal two-run homer by Trent Caraway.

Portland Pilots face Oregon State Beavers in the WCC women's basketball final after beating Washington State, with Emme Shearer leading the Pilots' victory.

The Portland Trail Blazers celebrated Bill Walton with tributes and tie-dye shirts, remembering the late NBA champion and MVP in a ceremony attended by fans and former teammates.

Easton Talt's walk-off home run secured a 2-0 victory for Oregon State Beavers against San Diego, highlighted by standout pitching performances from both teams.

Burke-Lee Mabeus of the University of Oregon was named the Big Ten Freshman of the Week for his performance in baseball, marking a first for the Ducks in the Big Ten.

Moda Center, home to the Portland Trail Blazers, is undergoing a major technology upgrade including a new video display system set to be unveiled in the 2025-2026 season.

The Portland Trail Blazers introduced haptic display technology, developed by OneCourt, to make games accessible for blind and low-vision fans at Moda Center.