Oregon Ducks women’s basketball to face Oklahoma at Battle 4 Atlantis - OregonLive

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EUGENE — Oregon will open the inaugural Women's Battle 4 Atlantis against Oklahoma/

The Ducks will take on the Sooners in the first round of the eight-team tournament on Nov. 20 in Paradise Island, Bahamas.

Oregon has split two all-time meetings with Oklahoma, winning in the 2017 PK80 Invitational at Matthew Knight Arena and losing in a 2012 game in Hawaii.

Oregon will then play either the winner or loser of South Carolina and Buffalo on Nov. 21 and a third opponent on Nov. 22. The other half of the bracket includes UConn, which visits Eugene this season, Minnesota, South Florida and Syracuse.

Game start times and TV information will be released at a later date.

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