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The Shockers play their annual game with Oklahoma in front of a long ago sold-out crowd at Wilkins. This assumes weather-permitting and folks braving the elements.
Oklahoma has a record of 42-1 and 12-0 in the Big XII. Their only loss was to Baylor in a tournament hosted in Waco. This past weekend, they swept Baylor in conference play with three shutouts. They are 17-0 against ranked teams including a win over then #1 UCLA and a sweep of Texas in conference play.
The Sooners have five players with an OPS greater than 1.225 with four players having 12, 11, 11 and 10 homers. Jayda Coleman and Haley Lee are the leaders in both OPS and HR.
The primary pitchers for Oklahoma in IP order are Jordy Bahl (89.0 IP and ERA of 1.18), Nicole May (71.1 and 0.45), and Alex Storako (76.1 and 0.73).
The Shockers are 40-8 and 13-2. Hitting is led by Sydney (1.308) and Addison (1.248 and thirteen home runs). Zoe also has thirteen homers. Pitching is Alex (ERA of 1.40 and WHIP of 1.05), Lo (2.29 and 1.13), and Alison (3.20 and 1.47).
Oklahoma has a record of 42-1 and 12-0 in the Big XII. Their only loss was to Baylor in a tournament hosted in Waco. This past weekend, they swept Baylor in conference play with three shutouts. They are 17-0 against ranked teams including a win over then #1 UCLA and a sweep of Texas in conference play.
The Sooners have five players with an OPS greater than 1.225 with four players having 12, 11, 11 and 10 homers. Jayda Coleman and Haley Lee are the leaders in both OPS and HR.
The primary pitchers for Oklahoma in IP order are Jordy Bahl (89.0 IP and ERA of 1.18), Nicole May (71.1 and 0.45), and Alex Storako (76.1 and 0.73).
The Shockers are 40-8 and 13-2. Hitting is led by Sydney (1.308) and Addison (1.248 and thirteen home runs). Zoe also has thirteen homers. Pitching is Alex (ERA of 1.40 and WHIP of 1.05), Lo (2.29 and 1.13), and Alison (3.20 and 1.47).
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