Oregon softball's Lyndsey Grein out with an eye injury; what we know
Oregon softball pitcher Lyndsey Grein misses Ducks' NCAA Eugene Regional opener with an eye infection
Oregon softball ace pitcher Lyndsey Grein didn't start in the Ducks' opening game of the NCAA Tournament May 15 but is in the dugout with a large bandage over her left eye. The senior, who was slated to start against Idaho State Friday in the Eugene Regional game, has an infection in her eye according to a team spokesman, and is day-to-day for the rest of the weekend. Taylour Spencer started in place of Grein against the Bengals.
Lyndsey Grein stats A 2025 NFCA all-American, Grein (23-6) leads the Big Ten Conference in appearances (43), is second in WHIP (1. 05) and wins and third in strikeouts (195), hits allowed per seven innings pitched (5. 07) and strikeout-to-walk ratio (3.
75). She is also fourth in innings pitched (162. 1) and strikeouts per seven innings pitched (8.
4), and fifth in earned-run average (2. 73). Chris Hansen covers University of Oregon football, men’s basketball, track and field, cross country and softball for The Register-Guard.