The month of June featured dozens of recruiting visits in Eugene. Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning and his staff seemingly made big impressions on recruits as commitments began to come in bunches.Rivals named Oregon one of the summer recruiting winners following the Rivals Summer Signing Day. With the Ducks ranked in the top five nationally in recruiting classes for the 2027 cycle by both 247Sports and Rivals, the Pacific Northwest program appears to be gaining momentum at the perfect time.Oregon Ducks Big Summer Recruiting WinnersOregon head coach Dan Lanning runs during practice with the Ducks Thursday, April 11, 2024, at the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex in Eugene, Ore. | USA TODAY Network via Reuters ConnectFrom June 1 through July 1, the Ducks picked up 10 commitments, including two five-star recruits, three four-star recruits and five three-star recruits. Below are the players who pledged to Oregon in June, in order of oldest to newest commitments:Toa Satele, four-star linebackerAchilles Reyna, three-star EDGEGeorge VanSandt, three-star tight endMalachi Garlington, three-star wide receiverDakota Guerrant, five-star wide receiverJosh Christensen, three-star EDGELex Mailangi, three-star offensive linemanAnthony Cartwright III, four-star tight endTae Walden Jr., four-star athleteHayden Stepp, five-star cornerbackLanning proved a couple of things in the month of June. No. 1, he’s able to dominate recruiting in the state of Oregon, with the top-four in-state recruits committing to the Ducks (four-star cornerback Josiah Molden, Christensen, Vansandt and Garlington). Lanning also showed that he’s capable of consistently landing top-five recruiting classes as long as he’s the head coach in Eugene.The 2027 cycle still has a way to go, but with minimal uncommitted recruits remaining, Oregon is in an ideal position to secure a top-five class, barring recruiting flips. Rivals ranks Oregon as the No. 4 team and No. 1 in the Big Ten, while 247Sports lists the Ducks as No. 3 in the nation and No. 1 in the Big Ten.What’s Next for Oregon Ducks Recruiting Oregon coach Dan Lanning joins his team during warmups before their game against Utah in final home game of season at Autzen Stadium.