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UCLA enters Ladies’s School World Sequence assured after rallying to succeed in Oklahoma Metropolis

By Editorial Board Published May 29, 2025 5 Min Read
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UCLA enters Ladies’s School World Sequence assured after rallying to succeed in Oklahoma Metropolis

OKLAHOMA CITY — UCLA’s bid for a thirteenth nationwide championship begins Thursday with a well-recognized opponent on the Ladies’s School World Sequence.

The Bruins (54-11) face Oregon at Devon Park at 6:30 p.m. (PST) on the primary day of a double-elimination event that includes Florida, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas and Texas Tech.

Two finalists will play a best-of-three sequence to find out the NCAA softball champion starting June 4.

The matchup between UCLA and Oregon would be the 131st assembly between present Massive Ten groups and former Pac-12 rivals. The Bruins have dominated the sequence with 97 wins.

The groups performed as soon as beforehand within the World Sequence in 2015, with UCLA successful, 7-1.

Extra lately, Oregon (53-8) gained two of three at dwelling in opposition to the Bruins in April. Solely one of many video games was shut. The host Geese gained by scores of 3-1 and 9-0. UCLA gained the second sport, 8-0.

“What I learned most was our best is yet to come,” UCLA coach Kelly Inouye-Perez mentioned Wednesday. “We didn’t play our best ball. We had a day. We had a day where we definitely showed up on day two and finished a game, but day three we didn’t finish out.

“At the end of the day, you go to every series with a goal of winning the series, and we walked away knowing we just didn’t play our best game. And I think that really set the tone for us getting ready to be able to come through in games like we did in regionals and super regionals because of those lessons learned.”

UCLA gained back-to-back elimination video games within the Tremendous Regionals at South Carolina to advance to Oklahoma Metropolis. The Bruins have been right down to their remaining out in Recreation 2 when Jordan Woolery hit a 2-run walk-off dwelling run to cap a four-run rally.

The homer secured the most important seventh-inning comeback in UCLA postseason historical past.

The ninth-seeded Bruins are led by Woolery, a USA Softball Collegiate Participant of the Yr High 10 finalist, and High 25 finalist Megan Grant.

The junior sluggers have mixed for 48 dwelling runs and 165 runs batted in, which leads all duos nationally. Grant and Woolery’s mixed RBI whole is essentially the most by a pair of UCLA gamers in a single season.

Kaitlyn Terry and Taylor Tinsley will prepared the ground within the circle for the Bruins.

Terry is 19-5 with a 2.62 ERA whereas Tinsley is 15-4 with a 2.62 ERA. Within the South Carolina tremendous regional, the pair allowed 4 runs on 12 hits — all singles

No. 16 seed Oregon, the Massive Ten regular-season champion, final performed within the World Sequence in 2018.

The Geese convey steadiness to the matchup, with 85 homers and practically three steals a sport. Oregon is the one group within the NCAA ranked within the prime 10 in scoring, ERA and fielding.

UCLA pitcher Kaitlyn Terry delivers the ball from the mound throughout the Bruins’ win over South Carolina Sunday.

(Ross Turteltaub / UCLA Athletics)

Oregon’s pitching ace is Lyndsey Grein, who’s 29-2-3 with a 2.08 ERA and 134 strikeouts with 41 walks.

She began all three video games within the Bruins’ sequence and didn’t permit a run in 11.1 innings of labor.

Woolery had 4 hits and 4 RBIs within the sequence whereas Grant went 1 for five with a double and three walks.

Each gamers are trying ahead to the problem of dealing with Grein once more.

“Yeah, good pitching brings good competition,” Woolery mentioned. “So I think we just try to rise to the occasion. I think we’re just really grateful to face more great pitching once again this weekend, and I feel like it’s going to be a really great opportunity for both of us.”

Grant is trying to escape on the massive stage.

“It’s great competition, and it’s a competitive battle at the end of the day,” she mentioned. “Going to win some, going to lose some, but I’m excited for the next opportunity to play again.”

The winner of tomorrow’s sport faces the winner of the sport between Mississippi and Texas Tech on Saturday at 4 p.m. (PST).

The loser between UCLA and Oregon performs the loser of Mississippi-Texas Tech at 6:30 p.m. (PST) Friday.

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