The Oregon Ravens erased a second-half deficit to defeat the Las Vegas Silver Stars 28–25 on Saturday night at Milwaukie High School in Milwaukie, Oregon. After Las Vegas built a 25–10 lead midway through the second half, Oregon capitalized on a defensive touchdown in the fourth quarter to complete the comeback and earn the victory.

The Silver Stars controlled much of the game behind timely defensive plays and explosive offensive moments from quarterback Ty Rodriguez, Isabel Warren, Aleesah "Tay" Wilson, Brynn McNabb, and Kali Jones. However, Oregon answered with key second-half scores, including a defensive touchdown that ultimately proved to be the difference in a tightly contested Week 6 matchup.

Key Performances

Las Vegas found success through the air and on the ground throughout the evening. Quarterback Ty Rodriguez engineered multiple scoring drives, highlighted by a clutch fourth-and-6 completion to Isabel Warren that turned into a 60-yard touchdown. Rodriguez later connected with Kali Jones on a tipped pass that Jones secured for another touchdown.

Warren delivered two of the game's biggest plays. Her first touchdown came after hauling in a 10-yard pass before making two defenders miss on her way to a 60-yard score. Later, she stayed alert on a pass that deflected off Jones' hands, diving to secure the ball for her second touchdown of the night.

Running back Aleesah "Tay" Wilson scored twice on the ground for the Silver Stars, while Brynn McNabb sparked another scoring drive with an explosive 45-yard run that set up Wilson's second rushing touchdown.

Defensively, Las Vegas created an early momentum swing with an interception by #30, setting up the Silver Stars' first touchdown drive.

For Oregon, quarterback Mikayla "Kiki" Stonebraker scored on a quarterback keeper in the second half before connecting with #9 on a successful two-point conversion. The Ravens also opened the scoring with a first-quarter field goal by #22 before their defense delivered the game's decisive play in the fourth quarter.