Texas ended the game with 12 hits, including a 3-run homer from Leighann Goode and a grand slam by Mia Scott. [ WATCH HIGHLIGHTS FROM TEXAS' NATIONAL TITLE-CLINCHING WIN AGAINST TEXAS TECH ] ...

Teagan Kavan, Mia Scott help Texas softball beat Texas Tech in Game 3 of finals at the Women’s College World Series, claim its first national title.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Texas made Game 2 against Texas Tech interesting late, but the Women’s College World Series finals will go the distance. The Red Raiders scored twice in the fifth and sixth in… ...

Shortly after his Texas Tech softball team lost to Texas 10-4 in game three of the championship series of the 2025 Women’s College World Series, Gerry Glasco was asked about a familiar subject.

Goode drove in Toney with a double to cut the deficit to 4-2. The sinking liner just eluded Demi Elder’s diving attempt at a catch in left field. Texas cut the lead to 4-3 on a sacrifice fly by ...

And to me that's not right. That shouldn't be that way.” This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Texas Tech coach: Focus on NiJaree Canady NIL deal is 'insulting' ...

Texas Tech coach Gerry Glasco recounted how he told his team to refocus after giving up the lead. "We don't want it to be easy," he said. "It's Oklahoma. You knew it wasn't going to be easy.

The Texas Longhorns are one win away from their first NCAA softball title. Standing in the Longhorns' way are NiJaree Canady and the Texas Tech Red Raiders in Game 2 of the WCWS finals.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Mike White overthought it. And Texas underachieved. That combustible combination produced a dramatic 4-3 mistake-riddled, rain-delayed victory for Texas Tech over Texas on ...

Texas Tech ends Oklahoma's 4-year run as Women's College World Series champ with walk-off win By Cliff Brunt, AP Sports Writer Updated June 2, 2025 10:50 p.m.

Texas won Game 1 of the Women's College World Series behind a dominant performance from Teagan Kavan and a clutch hit by Reese Atwood, beating Texas Tech 2-1. The Longhorns and Red Raiders will ...

Jun 5, 2025; Oklahoma City, OK, USA; Texas Tech Red Raiders players cheer towards the fans after defeating the Texas Longhorns in the NCAA Softball Women's College World Series finals at Devon Park.