Teagan Kavan capped a brilliant run, pitching the Longhorns to a 10-4 win against Texas Tech in Game 3 of the WCWS finals for Texas' first NCAA softball title.

Meanwhile, Texas A&M became the first No. 1 overall seed to not advance out of the opening weekend, losing twice in as many days against Liberty to make dubious college softball history. Need a break?

Texas improved to 51-11 with a 6-5 win over Clemson in Game 3 of the Austin Super Regional and will make its third WCWS trip in the last four years.

Texas softball is the only 3-0 team in the Women's College World Series and has still not given up a single run. And the Longhorns now get a day off.

The Texas softball program took an enormous step toward a national championship on May 31. Facing off against four-time reigning national champion Oklahoma, which defeated them in the championship ...

Texas softball asserted itself as the prominent UT, defeating Tennessee 2-0 and returning to the Women's College World Series Championship.

Entering its seventh WCWS, this Texas squad needs exactly that: grit. Traveling to the Sooner state is never welcoming for the Longhorns, given its Big 12 rivalries with Oklahoma and Oklahoma State.

Texas pitcher Teagan Kavan, right, celebrates with Reese Atwood, center, and Mia Scott after a Women's College World Series semifinal softball game between the Stanford Cardinal and the Texas ...