Softball players from across the Coastal Bend in 1st-9th grade can participate in the last two days of the Tuloso-Midway ...

Replay and highlights from No. 3 Texas vs No. 4 Oklahoma in game one of an SEC series Friday, April 25, at Love's Field in ...

The Johnny Bench Award is given to the best catcher in the nation.  This year, it was awarded to Reese Atwood.

Atwood is just the second Texas player to earn one of the three spots as a finalist for the award, joining former Longhorns pitcher Cat Osterman, who is the nation's only three-time winner after ...

Texas infielder Mia Scott runs to first base after a bunt against Oklahoma State at McCombs Field on Saturday. Texas won 3-2 on a three-run homer by Reese Atwood in the bottom of the seventh inning.

Atwood was named the softball recipient of the 2025 Johnny Bench Award, given to the top collegiate catchers in both baseball and softball by the Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission to honor the ...

Reese Atwood continues her rampage in pursuit of Texas' single-season home run record. Head coach Mike White considers her "our golden retriever" because she likes to please and has with 13 home ...

Tuloso-Midway alum Reese Atwood, a sophomore catcher at Texas, helped Longhorns softball get the ranked No. 1. She needs 5 RBI and 5 home runs to break the single-season school record.

Texas catcher Reese Atwood has been named one of the three finalists for the prestigious USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year award, the organization announced Monday.

Reese Atwood (14) of Texas celebrates as she drives in two runs on a single in the sixth inning of Game 1 of the Women's College World Series championship series between the Texas Longhorns at ...

Tuloso-Midway graduate Reese Atwood was named the Big 12 Softball Player of the Year on Wednesday after a record-setting season for No. 1 Texas.

Atwood set Longhorn single-season records with home runs (23) and RBIs (90), which leads the country. The sophomore catcher is hitting .435 with 36 extra-base hits and a slugging percentage of .904.