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Tennessee won that game 5-4. The WCWS’ success was complemented by a record-setting turnout at Oklahoma City’s Devon Field, which will host softball during the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

B1 - Tennessee 2, UCLA 0The Vols have wasted no time to get out to the lead here in the bottom of the first inning against Kaitlyn Terry. Tennesseee has three hits already, including the big one ...

Pannell was Tennessee's top hitter this season, and she played a pivotal role in the Lady Vols' run to the semifinals at the WCWS. The sophomore led the team with a .398 batting average, 56 runs ...

According to ESPN and Neilson, Sunday's matchup (June 1) between the UCLA Bruins and Tennessee Lady Vols was the largest audience since 2015 and the best non-finals game on record.

After a controversial call at home plate helped UCLA take Tennessee to extra innings, the Lady Volunteers set out to prove one of the oldest arguments in sports: Ball don’t lie.In the bottom of ...

Tennessee finished 47-17 this season, marking Karen Weekly's 24th year leading the program. The Lady Vols have reached the WCWS nine times under her guidance -- including runner-up finishes in ...

Tennessee teammates celebrate Sunday after beating UCLA in the NCAA Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City. Tennessee won 5-4 in 9 innings. Vera Nieuwenhuis, Associated Press Associated Press ...

The Santa Clarita, California, native had a career-best season as a sophomore, playing a pivotal role in Tennessee's run to the 2023 WCWS, which was its first since 2015. Gibson hit .362 in 2023 ...

Pannell was Tennessee's top hitter this season, and she played a pivotal role in the Lady Vols' run to the semifinals at the WCWS. The sophomore led the team with a .398 batting average, 56 runs ...

Amongst the 12 selections to the all-tournament team, Texas led the way with five, followed by Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas Tech who each had two and Ole Miss who had a single selection.