Former St. Anthony’s High Tiare Jennings homers as the second-seeded Sooners edge the sixth-seeded Bruins 1-0 and put them on the brink of elimination
UCLA pitcher Kaitlyn Terry, seen during Thursday’s win over Alabama, gave up just one run over four innings in a 1-0 loss to Oklahoma in a Women’s College World Series game Saturday, June 1, 2024, in Oklahoma City.
It knocked off her sunglasses and hit her in the face, which sent Torres to the dugout with an injury and moved the runners up a base. Maxwell got out of the jam with a strikeout of Sharlize Palacios. While Maxwell was befuddling the Bruins, the UCLA pitchers did the same to the Sooners much of the day.
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