Texas Tech struggles in Game 1 against Texas in Women's College World Series
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 4, 2026, 4:51 AM
Last updated Jun 4, 2026
In Game 1 of the Women's College World Series, Texas Tech faced Texas in Oklahoma City on June 3. Texas Tech coach Gerry Glasco made significant pitching changes early, leading to a 7-3 loss. The team started Kaitlyn Terry before inserting NiJaree Canady, aiming to preserve both pitchers for the remainder of the series. Despite Terry's performance, Texas scored multiple runs, with Katie Stewart hitting her fourth home run in four games. The Red Raiders struggled defensively, misplaying several balls, forcing Glasco to adjust his pitching strategy throughout the game. Game 2 is set for June 4, where Texas Tech will look to regroup and compete effectively against Texas' ace Teagan Kavan.
- •Texas Tech loses Game 1, 7-3 against Texas in WCWS.
- •Coach Gerry Glasco altered pitchers early to save arms.
- •Terry allowed five runs, Canady entered late.
- •Katie Stewart hit her fourth home run of the series.
- •Game 2 is scheduled for June 4.
- 4:51 AMYahoo Sports — Women's College World Series: Texas Tech's pitching moves under microscope after Texas tees off in Game 1
"A mere two innings into Game 1 of the WCWS, Texas Tech coach Gerry Glasco started prepping for Game 2 in hopes of preserving his two aces for the rest of the series.
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