Once a Duck,
Always A Duck.™
DOAF athletes come from all over—each with their own backgrounds, experiences, and circumstances—to compete at the University of Oregon. But once here, they become something more: Teammates. Family. Ducks.
DOAF Athletes
Jeremiah McClellan is fast, dependable, and quietly dangerous when the ball is in the air. He’s the kind of player whose hands and footwork give the offense a smooth boost: whether he’s hauling in a catch, picking up tough yards after the catch, or simply staying ready for his moment.
Bryce Boettcher is the kind of player who carries grit and heart — a hometown kid from Eugene who walked on and turned himself into a cornerstone of the defense. When Boettcher steps onto the field, you can feel the intensity rise because you know he’s going to do everything he can to make a difference.
Roger Saleapaga is strong, steady, and hard to miss when he’s on the field. He brings toughness to every snap, whether he’s blocking, making a catch, or just giving the offense a surge of energy. When Saleapaga steps in, fans take notice.
Atticus Sappington is Oregon’s steady, clutch kicker — the kind of player who thrives when the game’s on the line. His accuracy and booming kickoffs make him a quiet weapon in Oregon’s arsenal. When Sappington steps onto the field, the crowd leans in — because something big might be coming.
Meet Katie Fiso — the guard who brings ice-cold poise and next-level leadership to the Oregon Ducks women’s basketball. On the court, she’s the kind of floor-general who controls tempo, makes smart passes and finds ways to make teams adjust just by her presence.
Amina Muhammad is a forward for the Oregon Ducks whose combination of size, touch and toughness make her a steady threat in the paint. She brings efficiency and impact to both ends of the court. Look out, because when she takes the floor, the opposition has to adjust.
Oregon’s offense comes alive when Dante Moore is on the field. The Ducks can stretch defenses with deep shots, sharp passing, and clutch plays that keep opponents on their heels.
Dakorien Moore is a lightning-fast wide receiver with game-breaking speed and smooth routes. He’s a highlight waiting to happen, able to take the top off defenses or make defenders miss in space. Every time he touches the ball, the crowd leans forward—because something big might be coming.
Matayo Uiagalelei is part highlight reel, part wrecking crew. He brings the size, speed, and swagger that quarterbacks feel before they even see. When he’s on the field, Saturdays get loud.
Sofia Bell is a do-it-all guard who can slide anywhere in the backcourt. She drains threes with ease, makes plays for herself and others, and locks down on defense as one of the nation’s toughest stoppers.
Nate Bittle brings length, skill, and a smooth touch to the court. He’s part rim protector, part shot maker—and all Ducks energy. When he’s in rhythm, the game changes fast.
Kwame Evans Jr. plays with a fluid style that makes the game look effortless. His athleticism and creativity open up plays that few players can make, giving the Ducks a spark whenever he’s on the floor.
Sean Stewart brings energy and power to the floor for Oregon men’s basketball. He attacks the rim with authority, battles hard on the boards, and can swing momentum with a single play. His mix of hustle and athleticism makes him a spark every time he checks in.
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