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Portland Pilots midfielder Aliyah Dockter appears on the 2026 United Soccer Coaches Midfielders to Watch list, joining an elite group of national prospects. Her recent accolades, combined with a defense that allowed just 12 goals last year, set the stage for an ambitious opening match against the No. 12 Washington Huskies.
Pepperdine earned 81 points and nine first‑place votes in the 2026 preseason poll, signaling strong expectations for a fourth straight NCAA Tournament run.
The Tigers have released a non‑conference schedule that pits them against 14 postseason teams, including five NCAA Tournament squads, with head coach Lauren Gosselin aiming to sharpen their résumé for March.
Senior goalkeeper Sophia Hills appears on the 2026 United Soccer Coaches Watch List after delivering a .595 goals‑against average and 10 shutouts, while the Pilots post their best conference finish since 2013.
The Portland Pilots goalkeeper was selected for the 2026 United Soccer Coaches Goalkeepers Watch List after a record‑breaking 2025 campaign that saw the program achieve its highest national ranking and win percentage in decades.
In his eleventh year at the helm, Nick Carlin‑Voigt led the Pilots to a record‑breaking campaign that earned him a finalist spot for the College Soccer News 2025 Coach of the Year award.
The Bears will open on the road, face UCLA at home, and battle seven ACC opponents, including North Carolina and Stanford, under head coach Leonard Griffin and a core of returning standouts.
Freshman pitcher Will Labonte of the Portland Pilots has been named a Perfect Game First Team Freshman All‑American, becoming the first player in school history to earn multiple freshman All‑American honors.
Oregon State’s baseball program saw four players enter the transfer portal, each with distinct performances and eligibility left, as the team’s season concluded with a loss to Oregon.
The Beavers concluded a disappointing 2026 campaign with a loss to Oregon, and now four athletes have entered the transfer portal, opening roster spots for incoming talent.
The Beavers have lost Jace Miller, Calvin Gregory, Bryson Glassco and Ryan VandenBrink to the transfer portal, each bringing distinct experience and eligibility remaining.
Four Beavers have entered the transfer portal, each with distinct collegiate experiences and remaining eligibility.
The Portland Pilots are set to play their final nonconference game against the No. 7 Oregon State Beavers on Tuesday, May 12, at Goss Stadium in Corvallis. The matchup, scheduled for a 5:30 p.m. start, will be streamed live with stats and video on PortlandPilots.com, giving fans a chance to follow every pitch in real time.