Baseball

Ducks split twin bill with Huskies — Braden Stutzman hit a two-run single in the top of the 13th inning to lift Oregon to a 6-4 win over Washington in the first game of a Pac-12 doubleheader Sunday in Seattle. Two Huskies pitchers combined to shut out the Ducks in the second game, a 4-0 Washington victory. In the opener, Jonny DeLuca’s solo homer put Oregon ahead in the top of the 11th, but the Huskies countered with a run in the home half. Gabe Mathews had three hits to lead the Ducks in their win. In the second game, Spencer Steer was 2-for-3 to lead Oregon (6-9 Pac-12, 19-15 overall), but Jordan Jones and Josh Burgmann struck out 11 Ducks and scattered nine hits to secure the win for Washington (8-4, 17-15), which won the opener of the three-game series 2-1 on Friday night. The Ducks open a three-game Civil War series against Oregon State in Corvallis on Thursday night.

Softball

OSU romps over Stanford — Oregon State polished off a three-game Pac-12 sweep of Stanford on Sunday, erupting for 14 hits in a 12-1 run-rule victory at the Cardinal’s Smith Family Stadium. Missy Nunes led the Beavers at the plate, going 3-for-3 with a home run and five RBIs. Mariah Mazon tossed a five-inning three-hitter against Stanford (2-10 Pac-12, 22-19 overall) in her 13th complete game of the season to improve her record to 11-10. Oregon State (7-8, 24-17) entertains Portland State in a nonconference doubleheader Tuesday at the OSU Softball Complex.

Oregon denied sweep at ASU — Oregon managed only three hits against Arizona State’s Giselle Juarez on Sunday, and the No. 7 Sun Devils beat the No. 3 Ducks 4-0 to prevent a sweep in their three-game Pac-12 series in Tempe, Arizona. Oregon (9-3 Pac-12, 34-7 overall) saw its eight-game winning streak ended as ASU (8-5, 34-7) salvaged the series finale. The Ducks host No. 2 Oklahoma on Thursday before opening a three-game Pac-12 series in Eugene against Stanford on Friday.

Lacrosse

Bend United downs Wilson — Six different players scored for the Bend United girls Sunday in a soggy 15-10 nonconference victory over Wilson of Portland at Mountain View High School. Joren Fettig paced United with seven goals; she also had four ground balls and two forced turnovers. Also scoring for the winners were Emma Beaver, who had five ground balls and four draw controls to go with three goals; Kaylene Oates, who had two goals and two assists; Athena Peterson, who had one goal and four assists; Madeleine Meade, who had a goal and six ground balls; and Sahalie Levine, who had a goal, an assist and five ground balls. Patricia Chavira-Grever had six ground balls and Mary Theobald had two caused turnovers for Bend, which improved to 8-2.

Bend High falls to Lincoln — Bend absorbed its third straight boys lacrosse setback Sunday, losing 16-6 in a home match against Lincoln of Portland. The nonconference defeat dropped the Lava Bears’ record to 4-7 overall.

FOOTBALL

Niners’ Foster to miss offseason program — San Francisco 49ers linebacker Reuben Foster will not participate in the team’s offseason program while he tends to legal matters related to his domestic violence charges. The 49ers said in a joint statement Sunday from owner Jed York, coach Mike Shanahan and general manager John Lynch that Foster’s future with the team will be “determined by the information revealed during the legal process.” San Francisco begins its offseason program Monday.

MOTOR SPORTS

Larson leads at Bristol; race postponed to Monday — Kyle Larson will have to wait another day to try to capture his first NASCAR Cup Series victory of the season. The race at Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee, was postponed until Monday because of heavy rain with Larson out in front. Racing was halted three times Sunday due to wet weather. Action is scheduled to resume Monday at 10 a.m.

— From staff and wire reports