Oklahoma Advances Ninth Consecutive WCWS With 13-2 Win Over Alabama

The Oklahoma Sooners softball team decisively defeated Alabama 13-2 in five innings to clinch a spot in the Women's College World Series for the ninth consecutive time. Gabbie Garcia led the offensive surge with two home runs and four RBIs, while Ella Parker contributed a home run, two doubles, and three RBIs, helping Oklahoma build a commanding 9-0 lead early in the game. Oklahoma's dominant performance included four home runs total and an eight-run third inning that overwhelmed Alabama's pitching staff, which used four pitchers but allowed earned runs from each. The Sooners, four-time defending national champions, improved to a 50-9 record and have now won 20 consecutive Super Regional games, underscoring their continued dominance in college softball. Alabama, which entered the series with confidence after winning two of three regular-season games against Oklahoma, ended their season with a 40-23 record after being unable to contain Oklahoma's potent offense. This victory solidifies Oklahoma's status as a powerhouse as they aim for another national title under coach Patty Gasso.