Texas beat Texas Tech in Game 3 of the WCWS championship series to win its first national championship. Check out scores, updates and highlights here: ...

WCWS: For Texas Tech softball, everybody gets a chance to 'take care of the family' Nathan Giese. Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. OKLAHOMA CITY — "I want you to just take off and go kamikaze." ...

Finally, Texas has broken through. Mia Scott hit a grand slam, Teagan Kavan won again, and Texas defeated Texas Tech 10-4 in Game 3 of the Women's College World Series championship series on Friday ...

The eighth time is the charm for Mike White and the Texas Longhorns. Kavan pitched scattered four unearned runs with eight ...

In the top of the fifth inning of the Women's College World Series Championship, star  Texas softball junior Reese Atwood ...

Atwood hits a go-ahead, two-run single when Red Raiders ace NiJaree Canady was trying to walk her intentionally in the sixth inning, and the Longhorns hold on for a 2-1 win. Game 2 of the ...

Texas Tech starting pitcher. NiJaree Canady has thrown every one of the Red Raiders’ 496 pitches in the WCWS and that won't change with the season on the line.

Following Texas' 10-4 rout over Texas Tech at Devon Park in Oklahoma City on June 6, Kavan was named the Most Outstanding Player of the WCWS. The West Des Moines, Iowa, native beat out her third ...

Canady pitched a total of 36 innings in Tech's six WCWS series games — five seven-inning complete games and the one inning against Texas. She entered the tournament with 214 innings under her belt.

Nijaree Canady had pitched lights out through her first three games in the WCWS, having thrown every single pitch, and it ...

This week, after defeating OU to get here, Texas can finally overcome another hurdle — becoming champions for the first time in program history.

No one in Texas' righty-heavy lineup really did so back in February -- almost no one even reached the outfield, and both of the Longhorns' extra-base hits were doubles down the third-base line ...