WCWS 3: Texas won the National Championship, and defeated Texas Tech, 10-4, supported by Mia Scott Grand Salam

The Texas Longhorns team won the first national women’s vitality championship in the history of the school, defeating the Texas Tech 10-4 in the 3-year-old women’s championship on Friday night.

In the face of Texas on the third night in a row, the Red Raiders Nijree Canady star abandoned four consecutive individuals in the first half. This led to the leadership of 2-0 longhorns.

Canady Juply Mitchell has been hit and it seems that it may escape with these two allowed running only. However, Leighann Goode hit the first stadium that she saw to the left center of the left operation at home from three runs and led 5-0 Texas.

Chloe Riassetto takes the tasks of the monument in Texas Tech in the second half, where he finished the Canady evening after five runs and five times allowed at 25 degrees. Riaassetto developed the half without goals, but he could not give Texas in the third.

Reese Atwood and Katie Stewart began the half with a consecutive couple, which led to another operation to lead Tina 6-0.

Longhorns put the game far -fetched in the fourth half. Texas got its first three fighters on a base with two individuals and doubles. Mia Scott followed this by deeply crushing the ball to the midfield to get a big championship and 10-0 chance.

The base of mercy was NCAA in playing

Under NCAA rules, the soft ball game ends if one team has eight or more runs after five roles. So Texas Tech faced a loss through the base of mercy that falls at the top of the fifth. However, Red Raiders held it by registering three runs in the frame.

With two rejectionists in the half, Mihyia Davis led at Bailey Lindeth with an individual song, cut the deficit to 10-1. Hailey Toney followed it with a single song to record Davis and Lindemment, where she survived for at least half.

Texas had a chance to win at the bottom of the fifth place. But Samantha Lincoln put a run without goals in Texas for technology to keep the ball game, although it is still lagging behind 10-3.

Red Raides was unable to score at the top of the sixth, while maintaining the result in 10-3 and giving Texas another chance to win. The longhorns team threatened to score and end the match after Kayden Henry arrived at a base by the second base man Tech Tech Alexa Langliers, followed by Mia Scott drawing walking.

Henry then came to a third base on the field by Lincoln. But the right climb hit ATWOOD and Stewart to escape from the jam and give Red Raiders a last chance to link the result or take the initiative. TEXAS Tech added a fourth trip with the leadership of Healy Tony in McCilla Garcia. But Texas left oasis player Katie Stewart, threw Mihaia Davis in an attempt to reach third place.

Lauren Alared from Texas Tech was affected by the final match, giving Texas a 10-4 victory, which was inevitable after the fourth half.

Tony 3 fought for 4 with three RBI to lead Texas Tech and Davis added two strikes. But Red Raiders (54-14) were unable to generate more crimes against Teaagan Kavan, especially after he left 10-0 and faces a great rise. Lincoln has put three roles without goals to keep Texas Tech in the game, but both Canady and Riaassetto have abandoned five runs and 12 strikes.

Cavan was appointed the title of Best Player in the World College of Women’s series after allowing four runs (earning two) and eight strikes in seven rounds in the decisive match. Henry struck 3 against 4, while Scott, Awwood and Stewart hit both strikes and led seven runs. Jude led on the other three Texas with her home.

Longhorns (56-12) was in the finals of the Women’s College series for the third time in four years under the leadership of the main coach Mike White. They lost the first appearances against Oklahoma in the four consecutive national championships for four consecutive. But Texas finally invented its third attempt and the seventh season of White in Austin.

Here is how the procedure was operated in the Yahoo SPORTS ‘Live Of Game 3 Blog.