Oregon State’s women’s basketball team is making history by becoming the first women’s college sports team to unionize, filing for representation and demanding real benefits like academic protections and revenue sharing. Led by standout player Jenna Villa on the UCAA interim executive committee, this isn’t just a protest—it’s a strategic push for athlete rights that could reshape college sports nationwide as the university responds and the case moves forward with the Oregon Employment Relations Board.

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Oregon State’s men’s basketball team kicks off a new era with a rugged preseason road trip to British Columbia, facing Trinity Western and two games against powerhouse Victoria — all while rebuilding from scratch under head coach Justin Joyner. With nearly the entire roster gone and a fresh crop of 10 transfers and 2 freshmen in place, the Beavers’ real test is how quickly they gel. Star sophomore Josiah Lake returns as a leader, but the real story is whether this young squad can rise to the challenge against elite Canadian competition — setting the stage for a defining season ahead.

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Oregon State men’s basketball is firing on all cylinders as Justin Joyner’s era kicks off with a full front-office overhaul — bringing in Derek Saich as Director of Operations, Shawn Moore as Assistant Director, Ryan Noriega as video coordinator, and two new graduate assistants, Jackson Wegner and Cameron McCoy — all poised to help rebuild the program for the 2026 season amid a roster overhaul and Pac-12 debut.

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Even though Oregon State’s basketball teams missed March Madness, their alumni lit up the tournament—turning heads and making history. Reagan Beers led Oklahoma to the Sweet Sixteen with a double-double, Jordan Pope powered Texas’ Cinderella run on a broken foot, and Tyler Bilodeau was UCLA’s top scorer (though sidelined by injury). Liaturas Lelevicious and Donovyn Hunter shone for TCU, with Hunter reaching the Elite Eight. Thomas Ndong and Adlee Blacklock contributed to Cal Baptist and Texas Tech’s surprise runs. Lily Hansford was the lone Beaver to play between OSU and Green Bay. And in a major win, Timea Gardiner—medically redshirted this year—claimed a national title with UCLA. The Beavers may not have been in the bracket, but their former players made sure they were heard loud and clear.

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