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Texas Longhorns softball team won its first-ever national championship by defeating Texas Tech 10-4 in the 2025 Women's College World Series, marking a historic achievement for the program with standout performances and record-breaking moments.
Texas won its first women's softball national championship by defeating Texas Tech 10-4 in Game 3 of the Women's College World Series, highlighted by Mia Scott's grand slam in the fourth inning. The Longhorns secured the victory with strong pitching and timely hitting, ending a series of near misses in previous finals.
The Texas and Texas Tech softball teams are set to face off in a decisive Game 3 of the Women's College World Series on June 6 at 7 p.m. CT in Oklahoma City, with the game broadcast on ESPN and ESPN+. The series is tied after each team has won one game, and the winner will be crowned champion.
Texas Tech evened the Women’s College World Series best-of-3 series against Texas with a 4-3 win in Game 2, setting up a decisive Game 3, after a closely contested match with key plays including a bases-loaded hit and strategic pitching changes.
Game 2 of the Women's College World Series between Texas Tech and Texas was delayed due to weather, with Texas leading 1-0 after a close 2-1 victory in Game 1, featuring strong pitching performances and a decisive hit by Reese Atwood.
The 2025 Women's College World Series finals feature No. 6 Texas vs. No. 12 Texas Tech, with games scheduled from June 4-6 at Oklahoma City. The series can be watched live on ESPN, ESPNU, and ESPN+, with the first game on June 4 at 8 p.m. ET, and potential subsequent games on June 5 and 6.
Texas won a dramatic 2-1 game against Texas Tech in the WCWS, with Reese Atwood hitting a crucial double after a controversial call and an attempted intentional walk, bringing Texas closer to their first championship.
The article discusses the upcoming Women's College World Series finals between Texas and Texas Tech, highlighting Texas's previous experience and success against star pitcher NiJaree Canady of Texas Tech, and emphasizing the importance of strategic, disciplined play over power hitting in the matchup. The game will be broadcast on ESPN.
The Women's College World Series final features Texas and Texas Tech, with Texas favored due to their offensive power and historical dominance, while Texas Tech relies heavily on star pitcher NiJaree Canady to carry them to their first national championship. The best-of-three series begins Wednesday, highlighting a matchup between a powerhouse offense and a formidable pitcher-led team.
Texas Tech's softball team upset Oklahoma, ending their four-year winning streak, with star pitcher NiJaree Canady leading the game and securing their first-ever appearance in the national championship, after a dramatic 3-2 victory in the Women’s College World Series.
Texas Tech and Texas won their respective Women's College World Series semifinal games, with Texas Tech defeating Oklahoma in a walk-off and Texas beating Tennessee with strong pitching, setting up an all-Texas final for the national championship.
Texas softball team reached the WCWS finals for the third time in four years by defeating Tennessee 2-0, with strong pitching from Mac Morgan and Teagan Kavan, and a home run from Katie Stewart. They will face either Oklahoma or Texas Tech in the upcoming best-of-three series.
The #7 Tennessee Lady Vols softball team was eliminated in the semifinals of the Women's College World Series after losing 2-0 to #6 Texas, with strong pitching from Karlyn Pickens and notable performances from Taylor Pannell and Laura Mealer.
Texas Longhorns advanced to the 2025 Women's College World Series finals after a 2-0 victory over Tennessee, highlighted by outstanding pitching performances from Mac Morgan and Teagan Kavan, with Kavan pitching a no-hit final three innings and Morgan allowing only three hits over four innings.
Tennessee narrowly defeated UCLA 5-4 in a dramatic extra-inning game at the Women's College World Series, highlighted by a controversial ruling that upheld a missed plate call, leading to Tennessee's walk-off single. Meanwhile, Oklahoma advanced after beating Oregon, setting up a matchup with Texas Tech.