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Oklahoma solidified its place in history, becoming the first WCWS champion to lead the nation in ERA and scoring.

The sight of Lauren Chamberlain entering the batter's box strikes fear in pitchers but smiles on the faces of spectators.

A pitcher's duel through the first 10 innings turned into a battle of long ball. Madison Shipman's three-run shot in the 11th put Tennessee on top, but the Sooners tied it in the bottom half and won it on Lauren Chamberlain's walk-off homer in the 12th.

If Tennessee has a chance against No. 1 Oklahoma, it will be because it can throw aces Ellen and Ivy Renfroe at the Sooners. The sisters have a combined 169-39 career record heading into Monday's championship series.

When she's not in the hospital courageously battling non-Hodgkin lymphoma, Emily Hepker has been a fixture in Michigan's dugout and serves as an inspiration to the Wolverine coaches and team.

The first elimination game of the Women's College World Series was the fourth-longest in WCWS history, lasting five hours and 20 minutes, and featured several bizarre moments and comebacks.

While Tennessee managed to hold off Washington long enough to push the game's only run across in the seventh, Oklahoma scored six third-inning runs in the blink of an eye in its rout of Texas.

Washington's Kimberlee Souza drove an 8th-inning pitch over the left-field wall to give the Huskies a 4-3 win over Nebraska in the WCWS opener.

Led by Kim Bruins' home run, Texas hitters finally supported their ace, Blair Luna, in a Women's College World Series game.

When Stephanie Tofft was looking to transfer after two seasons at Northern Illinois, she didn't think she stood a chance to make the Florida team. Now she's indispensable.

Oklahoma is the prohibitive favorite for the WCWS title, but who could be the toughest test? Graham Hays breaks down the contenders.

Perhaps the biggest question as the Women's College World Series approaches: Can anyone stop top-seeded Oklahoma?

Behind some key relief pitching, The Lady Vols rallied from a 3-0 deficit against the defending champion Crimson Tide to advance to the World Series.

After getting roughed up by Louisiana-Lafayette in the first game of the day, Michigan pitcher Sara Driesenga responded with a four-hit, seven-strikeout gem for a 2-1 win in the series' decisive third game.

Before many of the super regionals even began, Washington was putting the finishing touches on a 1-0 victory against Missouri, advancing the Huskies to the Women's College World Series.

After Michigan gave up the tying and go-ahead home runs in consecutive innings, Ashley Lane stunned Louisiana-Layfette with a walk-off homer in the eighth for a 1-0 series lead.