Road to the 2024 WCWS: Who will advance to Super Regionals?
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Can Oklahoma make history and become the first softball program to four-peat? Or will someone dethrone the Sooners?
The road to the 2024 Women's College World Series has officially begun. For the first time since 2018, Oklahoma did not get the top seed in the NCAA softball tournament. Instead, that honor belongs to No. 1 Texas, which advanced to the super regionals Sunday. The Sooners are the No. 2 seed and also advanced Sunday.
We're down to 16 teams. The super regionals will feature seven teams from the SEC, four teams from the Big 12, three teams from the Pac-12 and two teams from the ACC. Unseeded schools Arizona and Baylor will join the 14 other regional hosts.
We continue to break down each regional and provide you with schedule updates, scores and how to watch the NCAA tournament.
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Regionals
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Austin Regional (Austin, Texas)
Friday:
Game 1: Siena 0 vs. No. 1 Texas 5
Game 2: Northwestern 7, Saint Francis (Pa.) 2
Saturday:
Game 3: No. 1 Texas 14, Northwestern 2 (5 innings)
Game 4: Saint Francis (Pa.) 1, Siena 0 (Siena eliminated)
Game 5: Northwestern 5, Saint Francis (Pa.) 1 (St. Francis eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 1 Texas 7, Northwestern 0 (Northwestern eliminated)
No. 1 Texas advances to super regionals
Norman Regional (Norman, Oklahoma)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 2 Oklahoma 9, Cleveland State 0 (6 innings)
Game 2: Oregon 8, Boston University 0 (5 innings)
Saturday:
Game 3: No. 2 Oklahoma 6, Oregon 3
Game 4: Boston University 8, Cleveland State 0 (5 innings), (Cleveland State eliminated)
Game 5: Oregon 8, Boston University 2 (Boston University eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 2 Oklahoma 3, Oregon 2 (Oregon eliminated)
No. 2 Oklahoma advances to super regionals
Knoxville Regional (Knoxville, Tennessee)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 3 Tennessee 3, Dayton 0
Game 2: Virginia 7, Miami (OH) 0
Saturday:
Game 3: No. 3 Tennessee 12, Virginia 0 (5 innings)
Game 4: Miami (OH) 4, Dayton 0 (Dayton eliminated)
Game 5: Virginia 6, Miami (OH) 0 (Miami eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 3 Tennessee 6, Virginia 0 (Virginia eliminated)
No. 3 Tennessee advances to super regionals
Gainesville Regional (Gainesville, Florida)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 4 Florida 6, Florida Gulf Coast 0
Game 2: South Alabama 1, Florida Atlantic 0
Saturday:
Game 3: No, 4 Florida 9, South Alabama, 1 (5 innings)
Game 4: Florida Gulf Coast 3, Florida Atlantic 2 (Florida Atlantic eliminated)
Game 5: South Alabama 5, Florida Gulf Coast 1 (Florida Gulf Coast eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 4 Florida 9, South Alabama 1 (S. Alabama eliminated)
No. 4 Florida advances to super regionals
Stillwater Regional (Stillwater, Oklahoma)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 5 Oklahoma State 6, Northern Colorado 0
Game 2: Kentucky 4, Michigan 3
Saturday:
Game 3: No. 5 Oklahoma State 6, Kentucky 2
Game 4: Michigan 4, Northern Colorado 2 (Northern Colorado eliminated)
Game 5: Michigan 4, Kentucky 2 (Kentucky eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 5 Oklahoma State 4, Michigan 1 (Michigan eliminated)
No. 5 Oklahoma State advances to super regionals
Los Angeles Regional (Los Angeles, California)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 6 UCLA 9, Grand Canyon 0 (5 innings)
Game 2: Virginia Tech 5, San Diego State 1
Saturday:
Game 3: No. 6 UCLA 7, Virginia Tech 6
Game 4: Grand Canyon 9, San Diego State 7 (San Diego State eliminated)
Game 5: Grand Canyon 4, Virginia Tech 1 (Virginia Tech eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 6 UCLA 9, Grand Canyon 1 (Grand Canyon eliminated)
No. 6 UCLA advances to super regionals
Columbia Regional (Columbia, Missouri)
Friday:
Game 1: Omaha 3, No. 7 Missouri 1 (9 innings)
Game 2: Washington 8, Indiana 7
Saturday:
Game 3: Omaha 3, Washington 2
Game 4: No. 7 Missouri 5, Indiana 1 (Indiana eliminated)
Game 5: No. 7 Missouri 4, Washington 1 (Washington eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 7 Missouri 5, Omaha 1
Game 7: No. 7 Missouri 1, Omaha 0 (9 innings) (Omaha eliminated)
No. 7 Missouri advances to super regionals
Stanford Regional (Stanford, California)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 8 Stanford 8, St. Mary's 6
Game 2: Mississippi State 1, Cal State Fullerton 0
Saturday:
Game 3: No. 8 Stanford 2, Mississippi State 1
Game 4: Cal State Fullerton 6, St. Mary's 1 (Saint Mary's eliminated)
Game 5: Cal State Fullerton 7, Mississippi State 0 (Mississippi State eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: Cal State Fullerton 8, No. 8 Stanford 1
Game 7: No. 8 Stanford 4, Cal State Fullerton 2
No. 8 Stanford advances to super regionals
Baton Rouge Regional (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 9 LSU 5, Jackson State 0
Game 2: Southern Illinois 5, Cal 4
Saturday:
Game 3: No. 9 LSU 4, Southern Illinois 1
Game 4: Cal 15, Jackson State 0 (5 innings) (Jackson State eliminated)
Game 5: Southern Illinois 3, Cal 2 (Cal eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 9 LSU 9, Southern Illinois 0 (S. Illinois eliminated)
No. 9 LSU advances to super regionals
Durham Regional (Durham, North Carolina)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 10 Duke 6, Morgan State 1
Game 2: South Carolina 2, Utah 1
Saturday:
Game 3: No. 10 Duke 8, South Carolina 0 (6 innings)
Game 4: Utah 1, Morgan State 0 (Morgan State eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 5: South Carolina 5, Utah 1 (Utah eliminated)
Game 6: No. 10 Duke 10, South Carolina 1 (South Carolina eliminated)
No. 10 Duke advances to super regionals
Athens Regional (Athens, Georgia)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 11 Georgia 8, UNC Wilmington 0 (5 innings)
Game 2: Liberty 6, Charlotte 3
Saturday:
Game 3: Liberty 7, No. 11 Georgia 3
Game 4: Charlotte 5, UNC Wilmington 0 (UNC Wilmington eliminated)
Game 5: No. 11 Georgia 5, Charlotte 0 (Charlotte eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 11 Georgia 14, Liberty 5
Game 7: No. 11 Georgia 3, Liberty 2 (Liberty eliminated)
No. 11 Georgia advances to super regionals
Fayetteville Regional (Fayetteville, Arkansas)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 12 Arkansas 3, SE Missouri 2
Game 2: Arizona 14, Villanova 3 (5 innings)
Saturday:
Game 3: Arizona 2, No. 12 Arkansas 1
Game 4: Villanova 4, SE Missouri 1 (SE Missouri eliminated)
Game 5: Villanova 7, No. 12 Arkansas 2 (Arkansas eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: Arizona 9, Villanova 4 (Villanova eliminated)
Unseeded Arizona advances to super regionals
Lafayette Regional (Lafayette, Louisiana)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 13 Louisiana 8, Princeton 0 (5 innings)
Game 2: Baylor 3, Ole Miss 1
Saturday:
Game 3: Baylor 8, No. 13 Louisiana 0 (5 innings)
Game 4: Princeton 4, Ole Miss 2 (Ole Miss eliminated)
Game 5: No. 13 Louisiana 2, Princeton 1 (8 innings) (Princeton eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 13 Louisiana 13, Baylor 0
Game 7: Baylor 4, No. 13 Louisiana 3 (Louisiana elminated)
Unseeded Baylor advances to super regionals
Tuscaloosa Regional (Tuscaloosa, Alabama)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 14 Alabama 1, SC Upstate 0
Game 2: Southeastern Louisiana 6, Clemson 2
Saturday:
Game 3: No. 14 Alabama 6, Southeastern Louisiana 3 (9 innings)
Game 4: Clemson 8, SC Upstate 0 (6 innings) (SC Upstate eliminated)
Game 5: Southeastern Louisiana 6, Clemson 2 (Clemson eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 14 Alabama 12, Southeastern Louisiana 2 (SE Louisiana eliminated)
No. 14 Alabama advances to super regionals
Tallahassee Regional (Tallahassee, Florida)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 15 Florida State 3, Chattanooga 2
Game 2: UCF 11, Auburn 6
Saturday:
Game 3: No. 15 Florida State 5, UCF 1
Game 4: Auburn 9, Chattanooga 0 (Chattanooga eliminated)
Game 5: Auburn 2, UCF 1 (12 innings) (UCF eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 15 Florida State 10, Auburn 4
No. 15 Florida State advances to super regionals
Bryan-College Station Regional (College Station, Texas)
Friday:
Game 1: No. 16 Texas A&M 6, Albany 2
Game 2: Texas State 4, Penn State 2
Saturday:
Game 3: No. 16 Texas A&M 1, Texas State 0
Game 4: Penn State 9, Albany 3 (Albany eliminated)
Game 5: Texas State 8, Penn State 4 (Penn State eliminated)
Sunday:
Game 6: No. 16 Texas A&M 8, Texas State 0 (Texas State eliminated)
No. 16 Texas A&M advances to super regionals
Super Regionals
Best-of-three series
Thursday, May 23 through Sunday, May 26
No. 1 Texas vs. No. 16 Texas A&M
No. 2 Oklahoma vs. No. 15 Florida State
No. 3 Tennessee vs. No. 14 Alabama
No. 4 Florida vs. Baylor
No. 5 Oklahoma State vs. Arizona
No. 6 UCLA vs. No. 11 Georgia
No. 7 Missouri vs. No. 10 Duke
No. 8 Stanford vs. No. 9 LSU
Women's College World Series
Thursday, May 30 through Friday, June 7
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NEW YORK -- — Aaron Judge and Jon Berti homered into Yankee Stadium’s right field short porch, and New York extended its winning streak to seven by beating the Chicago White Sox 7-2 on Sunday for a three-game sweep.
Judge’s homer was his 13th this season and seventh in 13 games. Eight of his last nine hits have been for extra bases.
Carlos Rodón (5-2) won his third straight start for New York, an AL-best 33-15. The Yankees have won 13 of 15 and are on their longest winning streak since Sept. 18-25, 2022. The Yankees swept their fourth series, matching last year’s total.
Chicago, an AL-worst 14-33, has been swept seven times. The White Sox wasted a 2-0 lead and dropped to a major league-worst 4-19 on the road.
“We just got outhomered,” Chicago manager Pedro Grifol said. “You got to put the ball in the seats in this ballpark.”
New York’s Nos. 5-9 batters — Anthony Rizzo, Gleyber Torres, Jose Trevino and Berti — were 7 for 15 with five RBI.
“Just contributions from everyone, the whole roster is contributing,” Yankees manager Aaron Boone said.
Trevino hit a tying, two-run single in the second after picking off Zach Remillard at third to end the top half as the Yankees appealed a call that Martín Maldonado had checked his swing on an 0-2 pitch.
Berti put the Yankees ahead 5-2 with a three-run homer in the fourth against Chris Flexen (2-4), an opposite-field drive on a cutter into the first row of the right-center field seats above the former auxiliary scoreboard. The 366-foot drive was Berti’s first since the Yankees acquired him from Miami late in spring training and would have been a home run only at Yankee Stadium and at Cincinnati, according to Statcast.
“It felt good off the bat but I didn’t know if I got enough of it,” Berti said. “Fortunately it had enough. I think it might have been an out in Miami, obviously, so it’s a lot more fun.”
Judge followed a walk to Juan Soto in the fifth by lining a first pitch from Flexen into the first row. The 339-foot shot would not have been a homer at any other big league ballpark, according to Statcast.
“I said it to him a few minutes later, ’I think you’re the only person who can hit a ball like that,'" Boone said. “He held the ground so well, so he had some power behind it but I did think it was going to go and, yeah, I mean, pretty impressive.”
Rodón (5-2) allowed two runs and four hits in six innings against the team that selected him third overall in the 2014 amateur draft. He struck out six and walked two.
Clay Holmes got final two outs on four pitches after Michael Tonkin put two on in the ninth.
“My goal was just to out there and go as long as I could,” said Rodón, whom Boone said was feeling ill in the days leading to the start,
New York starters have allowed five runs and pitched at least six innings in the last seven starts, marking the third time in team history Yankee starters allowed five runs or fewer in a seven-game span.
Corey Julks hit his first home run this season and Remillard had an RBI triple as the White Sox were held to two runs or fewer for the 24th time this season. Julks made a leaping catch at the left-field wall, robbing Trevino of a home run in the sixth.
Flexen (2-4) allowed seven runs and eight hits in four-plus innings. It was the 16th time in 22 games a Chicago starter did not pitch five innings.
TRAINER’S ROOM
White Sox: INF Bryan Ramos, who was placed on the injured list Wednesday, is expected to start a rehab assignment at Triple-A Charlotte on Tuesday
Yankees: INF DJ LeMahieu had an RBI single, walked three times, scored twice and played five innings in the field in a rehab assignment with Double-A Somerset. The two-time batting champion will play consecutive games Tuesday and Wednesday and three in a row next weekend. LeMahieu has been sidelined since breaking his right foot March 16 on a foul ball in spring training. ... RHP Tommy Kahnle (shoulder inflammation) struck out two and threw 10 pitches in his third rehab outing for Somerset and fifth overall. He is likely to be activated Wednesday.
UP NEXT
White Sox: RHP Erick Fedde (4-0, 2.60 ERA) opposes LHP Jose Berríos (4-3, 2.82) in the opener of a three-game series at Toronto on Monday.
Yankees: RHP Marcus Stroman (3-2, 3.33) opposes Seattle RHP Logan Gilbert (3-2, 3.07) in the opener of a four-game series Monday night.
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