Kavan's 4-hit shutout keeps defending champ Texas alive at WCWS with 4-0 win over Mississippi State
Kavan allowed two walks and struck out two as Texas advanced to another elimination game after its first WCWS shutout win since 2025.
- Second-Seeded Texas defeated Unseeded Mississippi State 4-0 on Friday at the Women's College World Series, keeping the defending champions alive in the tournament.
- Pitcher Teagan Kavan returned to form with a complete-game four-hitter after losing Thursday's 6-3 defeat to Tennessee, showcasing the form that led Texas to the 2025 WCWS title.
- Kaiah Altmeyer hit her first home run of the season, while Kayden Henry belted her 13th postseason homer to power the offensive output on Friday.
- Following back-to-back shutout losses, Mississippi State was eliminated from the College World Series in the program's first tournament appearance.
- Texas advances to an elimination game on Sunday against the loser between Alabama and Nebraska, who face off in the winners bracket on Saturday.
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Kavan's 4-hit shutout keeps defending champ Texas alive at WCWS with 4-0 win over Mississippi State
Teagan Kavan pitched a complete-game four-hitter, Kaiah Altmeyer and Kayden Henry each belted a home run, and defending-champion Texas defeated Mississippi State 4-0 to stay alive at the Women’s College World Series.
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Marietta Daily JournalTeagan Kavan pitches Texas past Mississippi State
Teagan Kavan threw a four-hit shutout to lift Texas to a 4-0 win over Mississippi State in an elimination game in the Women's College World Series on Friday in Oklahoma City.
Texas softball stays alive with win over Miss. St
AUSTIN (KXAN) - The stat has been thrown around a lot the last couple days in Oklahoma City. That stat reads that 90 percent of college softball national champions went 1-0 to start their Women's College World Series runs. Texas softball, the reigning national champions, didn't win their first game Thursday against Tennessee. But the [...]
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