Texas Tech softball coach Gerry Glasco said Friday after the WCWS that the focus on NiJaree Canady NIL deal is 'insulting' to the Red Raiders' ace ...

Texas WCWS final win sets ESPN record with most-watched College softball game ever. Story by Hayden Victoria, Longhorns Wire • 20m. T he Texas Longhorns made history at the 2025 Women’s ...

Kavan gave up eight hits and four runs in Game 3, but all of the runs followed three Texas errors, which means she ended the WCWS with 31⅔ consecutive innings without allowing an earned run.

June 10 - It wasn't just Texas celebrating a historic win in the Women's College World Series over the Texas Tech last week. The deciding Game 3 on Friday averaged 2.4 million viewers on ESPN and ...

Another stat to note that the broadcast just showed: Texas Tech's seven runs in the WCWS so far are the fewest scored by a team to advance to the championship since 2008. It doesn't take many runs ...

The final WCWS game between the Longhorns and Red Raiders was the most-watched college softball game ever to air on ESPN. ... WCWS Finals: Texas Softball Captures Program’s First NCAA Championship.

Your WCWS MVP: Teagan Kavan. Her 31-2/3 innings without an earned run is a tournament record, and she has been invaluable to this team from the moment she stepped into the circle with the Longhorns.

Finally, Texas has broken through. Mia Scott hit a grand slam, Teagan Kavan won again and Texas defeated Texas Tech 10-4 in Game 3 of the Women’s College World Series championship series Friday ...

Texas Longhorns softball is the 2025 national champions after defeating Texas Tech in a three game series. The team had plenty of standouts, with five Longhorns making the NCAA all-tournament team.

Most of her 41 assists came from left field, including a critical assist in Game 3 of the WCWS finals against Texas Tech. Infield offense: Reese Atwood, group gets B.

The Texas Longhorns’ Women’s College World Series championship win shattered records, ... each averaging 2.1 million viewers—the highest ever for the opening two games of a WCWS final.