Cora Hall
Writer at Knoxville News Sentinel
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4 days ago |
knoxnews.com | Cora Hall
This marks the second consecutive year Tennessee has reached the semifinals, matching their 2023 run. Junior pitcher Karlyn Pickens had a strong WCWS performance and plans to return next season. OKLAHOMA CITY βΒ Tennessee softball clawed its way to the Women's College World Series semifinals again. And once again, that was where its season ended. Tennessee got shut out June 2 by the No. 6 seed Longhorns (54-11), who won 2-0 to advance to their second straight WCWS championship series.
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4 days ago |
usatoday.com | Cora Hall
OKLAHOMA CITY β Tennessee softball clawed its way to the Women's College World Series semifinals again. And once again, that was where its season ended. Tennessee got shut out June 2 by the No. 6 seed Longhorns (54-11), who won 2-0 to advance to their second straight WCWS championship series. The No. 7 seed Lady Vols (47-17) matched their WCWS run from 2023 and fell just short of their first championship series since 2013.
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4 days ago |
dnj.com | Cora Hall
OKLAHOMA CITY β Tennessee softball clawed its way to the Women's College World Series semifinals again. And once again, that was where its season ended. Tennessee got shut out June 2 by the No. 6 seed Longhorns (54-11), who won 2-0 to advance to their second straight WCWS championship series. The No. 7 seed Lady Vols (47-17) matched their WCWS run from 2023 and fell just short of their first championship series since 2013.
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4 days ago |
knoxnews.com | Cora Hall
Cora HallKnoxville News SentinelOKLAHOMA CITY βΒ Tennessee softball was without hitting coach Craig Snider for the final three innings of its Women's College World Series game. Snider got ejected when he left the dugout in the fourth inning of the No. 7 seed Lady Vols' 2-0 loss to No. 6 seed Texas at Devon Park on June 2. Snider was arguing with the home plate umpire after senior McKenna Gibson struck out looking.
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4 days ago |
dnj.com | Cora Hall
OKLAHOMA CITY β Tennessee softball was without hitting coach Craig Snider for the final three innings of its Women's College World Series game. Snider got ejected when he left the dugout in the fourth inning of the No. 7 seed Lady Vols' 2-0 loss to No. 6 seed Texas at Devon Park on June 2. Snider was arguing with the home plate umpire after senior McKenna Gibson struck out looking.
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