Live Updates From Oklahoma's Third Battle Series Contest

Follow along for live updates from Love's Field the Sooners' third Battle Series scrimmage of the fall.
Oklahoma’s Tia Milloy celebrates scoring during a Battle Series scrimmage.
Oklahoma’s Tia Milloy celebrates scoring during a Battle Series scrimmage. | NATHAN J. FISH/THE OKLAHOMAN / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

NORMAN — Follow along throughout Oklahoma’s third Battle Series contest. Just keep refreshing this page for live updates from the scrimmage at Love’s Field.


Final

Due to inclement weather, they’ve ended the scrimmage. 

Team Maxwell technically won this with 11 runs. 

Top 8

Allyssa Parker adds another pair of RBIs with a bases-loaded single. 

She’s up to four RBIs tonight.

Protected the plate and fouled off a pair of 1-2 offerings, looked a second ball in and then poked the next pitch through the left side. Another really patient at-bat. 

Bottom 7

Have a night, Kasidi Pickering. 

She’s reached base in four of her seven at-bats, including three walks.

Pickering capped off a good night’s work with a grand slam off Guachino. 

Middle 7

Deal worked around a pair of walks to prevent any runs from coming in to start the seventh.

Bottom 6

And Allyssa Parker hits another solo home run!

This one barely snuck over the top of the fence in right field (207 feet), but it counts all the same. 

Not the best inning for Berzon. The total is up to five runs on three homers. 

Bottom 6

Gabbie Garcia hits a three-run shot off Berzon. 

Went 233 feet and came off the bat at 74 mph. Dayton and Ella Parker both reached on singles. Parker’s was smoked right back up the middle, very similar to the out that Zache recorded in Parker’s first at-bat. 

Allyssa Parker now back at the plate. 

Bottom 6

Pitcher on pitcher crime!!

Allyssa Parker leads the bottom of the sixth with a solo bomb of Sydney Berzon. That home run was 220 feet to right and left the bat at 72 mph. 

A couple of confident swings preceded the homer, and Parker is now 2-for-3 on the night. 

Top 6

Another McDaniel bomb!

This one came off the arm of Miali Guachino. Had a 72 mph exit velocity and went 241 feet into the juniper bushes in straightaway center. 

So that’s two homers from McDaniel, one from Wells and two from McEnore-Marinas tonight. 

Not too shabby. 

End 5

Wells showed some patience there. She battled Deal through a long at-bat for a walk, but Deal quickly fired back with a strikeout and a ground ball to bring the inning to a halt. 

Middle 5

Gonna get some Kierston Deal to start the bottom of the fifth. 

There’s some lighting that is lighting up the sky in the distance, but it’s not close enough to Love’s Field to halt the action. 

Fingers crossed it stays that way. 

Middle 5

Lowry rung up her third strikeout of the night to retire the side.

Top 5

Jen Rocha getting in her bag. 

Guachino got McEnroe-Marinas to pop up, then Rocha went to the pen to bring in Lowry. 

Three pitchers for the last three batters.

Top 5 

Getting our first look at Miali Guachino tonight. 

She takes over for Zache with one down and nobody aboard. 

End 4

Lowry got McDaniel back to end the inning. 

She struck the freshman out with a changeup on the outside corner that McDaniel watched into Kendall Wells’ glove. 

Nice response after the home run. 

Bottom 4

Freshman infielder Lexi McDaniel adds Oklahoma’s fourth homer of the night. 

That one was 80 mph off the bat and tracked at 231 feet to left field. 

It was a two-run shot after an Emerling single, and it’s the first pair of runs conceded by Lowry in the circle tonight. 

Middle 4

Allyssa Parker worked out of a one-out bases-loaded jam to keep a run off the board. 

End 3

Allyssa Parker roped a two-out single down the left field line, something you love to see from the freshman. 

Zache closed out the inning, only allowing the homer, however. 

She allowed five hits, two of which were the McEnore-Marinas homers. 

Bottom 3

Nelly McEnroe-Marinas hammered her second home run in as many at-bats, this one a two-run shot. It was clocked at a 77 mph exit velocity, and it went 251 feet to right-center field. 

Don’t think Berkley Zache wants to face McEnroe-Marinas again tonight. 

Middle 3

After surrendering a leadoff double to Agbayani and issuing a walk to Kasidi Pickering, Audrey Lowry battled back to escape the jam. She struck out McDaniel and got a couple of fly balls that the OU defense calmy corralled.  

End 2

All Allyssa Parker allowed was a single to Tia Milloy through the right side. 

Parker did a really nice job of mixing speeds and working both sides of the plate in that half inning.

Middle 2

Garcia laid down a perfect bunt to reach base with two outs, but Zache got Allyssa Parker to dribble a grounder to Lexi McDaniel at third. 

The throw was a bit high, but Kasidi Pickering made a nice play at first to record the out and end the frame.

Top 2

Nelly McEnroe-Marinas crushes a two-out bomb off Berkley Zache. 

A laser to the right field bleachers. 

Previously, Zache made a really nice play on an Ella Parker line drive. Came straight back to the circle, but she made a quick reaction catch to avoid any injury and record the out. 

End 1 

Ailana Agbayani reached off a hard-hit infield single, but Audrey Lowry sat Pickering, Emerling and McDaniel down right after that to prevent a run from coming in. 

Middle 1

Tia Milloy also reached in the top of the first on a really close play at first, but Parker got out of the inning with a popup back to the circle and by feeding a grounder to Gabbie Garcia at short. 

It’s getting hard to see how Patty Gasso is going to keep Kendall Wells off the field this spring. The true freshman has done nothing but launch bombs at Love’s Field. 

Top 1

Kendall Wells cannot be stopped. 

She crushed another home run, this one a solo shot, that cleared the eight rows of bleachers in right-center field. 

Wells has hit a home run in every game this fall. 

5:30 p.m.

Scratch that, Allyssa Parker is starting in the circle. We’re about to get underway!

5:15 p.m.

It looks like Audrey Lowry is going to start things off in the circle for Oklahoma. 

The Sooners’ third Battle Series scrimmage is about 15 minutes from getting underway here at Love’s Field. 


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Ryan Chapman
RYAN CHAPMAN

Ryan is co-publisher at Sooners On SI and covers a number of sports in and around Norman and Oklahoma City. Working both as a journalist and a sports talk radio host, Ryan has covered the Oklahoma Sooners, the Oklahoma City Thunder, the United States Men’s National Soccer Team, the Oklahoma City Energy and more. Since 2019, Ryan has simultaneously pursued a career as both a writer and a sports talk radio host, working for the Flagship for Oklahoma sports, 107.7 The Franchise, as well as AllSooners.com. Ryan serves as a contributor to The Franchise’s website, TheFranchiseOK.com, which was recognized as having the “Best Website” in 2022 by the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters. Ryan holds an associate’s degree in Journalism from Oklahoma City Community College in Oklahoma City, OK. 

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