This will be the first meeting between the two teams this season as the first game was canceled due to COVID-19 protocols within the Ducks' program in March.
Links to the live stream and stats are available at CUBuffs.com.
Colorado was off last week after defeating UC Davis and California, April 9 and 11, respectively. Following those games, Charlie Rudy and Eliza Cahill earned the weekly Pac-12 awards. Rudy was named the offensive player of the week after recording eight goals and one assist in the two goals, while Cahill earned defensive player of the week honors with eight ground balls and 10 draw controls.
Rudy leads the team with 44 goals this season, which leads the Pac-12 and is 13th in the NCAA. Sadie Grozier is second on the team, fifth on the conference, with 30 goals and Zoe Lawless has 25 goals for third on the team. Grozier and Rudy are both closing in on 100 career goals. Grozier has 98 entering Friday's game, while Rudy has 91.
CU has been improving in the draw circle. Kate Burnside leads the way with 47, while Eliza Cahill is second with 24. Liz Phillips is third with 23 and Bailey Hawkins has been coming on strong with 16. In net, Lisella has played all 723:21 minutes for the Buffs. She has recorded a 10.70 goals-against average to lead the Pac-12 and her 48.8 save percentage is also first in the conference as well as 14th in the NCAA. Lisella has made a league-leading 123 stops this season for sixth in the country and her 10.25 saves per game not only ranks first in the Pac-12 but is 12th in the nation.
ABOUT OREGON: The Ducks are 3-9 this season, which includes a 2-4 record in Pac-12 play. Oregon defeated Cal twice in conference play and also picked up a victory against Fresno State in nonconference play for its third win of the season.
Hanna Hilcoff leads Oregon with 35 goals this season and also has a team-best 36 points. Lillian Stump is second (23) in goals but leads the team in assists with 10. The Ducks are averaging 9.5 goals per game on 24.7 shots per game. They have converted on 18-42 free-position attempts (42.9%). Alle Dunbar has started in all 12 games for the Ducks, playing in 707:13 minutes. She has recorded a 14.23 goals-against average, as well as a 41.3 save percentage on 390 shots faced.
THE SERIES: Oregon and Colorado have faced each other at least once every season since CU's started its program, and in every one of those meetings, the Buffs have been victorious. CU is 11-0 against UO, which includes a 6-0 mark in Boulder. The Ducks were the only Pac-12 team CU played in 2020 before the season was cut short due to the pandemic. In that game, CU scored a program-record 21 goals in a conference game, besting its 20 goals the previous season against Stanford. The Buffs won that game on March 6, 2020, 21-5.
The very first game between the two was on April 27, 2014. It went to triple overtime in Eugene, Ore. and saw CU come away with the 10-9 win. Since that game, the closest contest between the two has been decided by two goals.
UP NEXT: The Buffs finish the regular season on April 29 against Denver at Peter Barton Stadium in Denver. The game, which was originally scheduled for 1 p.m., will be played at 7 p.m. and will be televised on Altitude.
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