Oklahoma City-Lauren Elade hit a shallow fly on the right below seventh and Mihia Davis on Monday raced to score a game-win-off run to win a walk-off-off winning run on the four-time defending champion Oklahoma in the Women’s College World Series on Monday.
The victory sends Red Reders against Texas to three-three WCWS Championship series, which begins on Wednesday.
The season ends at 52-9 of the number 2 sons.
Oklahoma was down to his last strike in the seventh, and saw his first shutout necklace in exactly six years.
But on a runner and with a count of 0–2, Abigel Dayon jumped on the 100th pitch of Nizri Canadian on the 100th pitch of the game, went to the right center to tie the game and kept Oklahoma’s fifth consecutive WCWS title alive.
Red Reders (53–12) replied back correctly, Davis reached a single with Sam Landry (25–6) with a single on a single, before Hailey Tony took her to third place with a double.
After a long conference, Elide sent the first pitch to Siners’ right fielder Sydney Barker, who opened fire at home, but almost not to get Davis in a plate.
Canadi (33–5) allowed just five hits and hit eight.
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