Texas softball tops Texas Tech in Game 1 of WCWS finals
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Last updated Jun 4, 2026
Texas Longhorns defeated Texas Tech 7-3 in Game 1 of the Women's College World Series finals held in Oklahoma City on June 3, 2026. Pitcher Teagan Kavan recorded her 10th career win at the WCWS, leading her team to within one victory of back-to-back national championships. The Horns have now achieved a 14-2 record following elimination in the super regional round, demonstrating their resilience. The Longhorns look to secure the title in Game 2 of the series, with Kavan expected to pitch again amidst her recent success.
- •Texas leads the WCWS finals series 1-0.
- •Teagan Kavan pitched a complete game, allowing three runs.
- •Katie Stewart hit a two-run homer, marking her 30th of the season.
- •Texas is on a 14-2 run following recent struggles.
- •Game 2 expected to see Kavan return to the mound.
- 3:34 AMYahoo Sports — Three Nuggets from Texas softball's Game 1 WCWS win | Golden
"Texas needs one more win to repeat as national champions after taking down Texas Tech in Game 1 in Oklahoma City. Three Golden's Nuggets from Game 1.
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