The Oklahoma Sooners are once again Women’s College World Series champions. On Thursday, Oklahoma beat Florida State 5-1 as the Sooners claimed their fifth national championship – and fourth ...

Division-I college softball had never seen a four-peat national champion. Not until Thursday night in Oklahoma City, when Oklahoma beat Texas 8-4 to sweep the championship series. “People say ...

The Athletic has live updates of the WCWS championship series.. Oklahoma’s softball dynasty lives on, as the No. 1 Sooners came back from a one-run deficit with back-to-back solo home runs from ...

2000 Sooners. It was a breakthrough championship for a sport that had long been domination by the likes of UCLA and Arizona. The Sooners became just the second school not from the West Coast ...

Were the 2022 Oklahoma Sooners the greatest team in NCAA softball history? They'll certainly be the short list of contenders. Coach Patty Gasso won her sixth Women's College World Series on ...

Oklahoma softball has become the standard for college softball over the last decade, as evident by how much the Sooners have been winning. Winners of the last four Women's College World Series ...

— Oklahoma Softball (@OU_Softball) June 10, 2022 From there, the Sooners rode the wave of momentum with the home crowd behind them to the finish line. "It's like a sea of red out there," Hansen ...

The No. 2-seeded Sooners face No. 1-ranked and top-seeded Texas Wednesday at Devon Park in Oklahoma City in game one of the best-of-three WCWS Championship Series, scheduled for 7 p.m. CT on ESPN ...

Oklahoma softball championship history. While they're still competing for the 2025 title, the Sooners are currently owners of eight NCAA titles dating back to 1982, which is when softball was ...

Oklahoma's eight national championships is tied for the second-most in NCAA history with Arizona, and trails only UCLA, who has 12 softball national titles. Published Jun 6, 2024 MIKE MCDANIEL ...

Jenni Stewart won all four games in the WCWS for the Sooners, giving OU (66-8) its first national championship in a women's sport. The third-seeded Sooners beat UCLA 3-1 for the 2000 national title.