Tennessee softball is going back to the Women's College World Series, where it will face No. 2 seed Oklahoma on May 29 in Oklahoma City.

Jordy Bahl has established herself as the best two-way player in the country in her first full season with the Nebraska softball team since transferring from Oklahoma.

The UConn softball team ran into a tough first opponent in the NCAA tournament, losing to Nebraska. The Huskies face elimination Saturday.

Those in Sherri Pickens Lee Stadium didn’t know the significance of the moment. Tennessee ace Karlyn Pickens unleashed her seventh pitch of the game against Nebraska ace Jordy Bahl, and Bahl chopped it foul with the ball bouncing across the teal Lady Vols logo near the Nebraska dugout.

Oklahoma could extend its record run of consecutive national titles to five at this year’s Women’s College World Series.

Twins Grace Jenkins, slugging catcher, and Hope, pitcher, came Easti to put UConn softball on the map. Huskies begin NCAA play Friday.

It’s a brand new Bahlgame, writes Tom Shatel. And Sunday is another day for Jordy Bahl and Nebraska softball. Game 3 in the NCAA Super Regional at Tennessee. One more