Norman Softball Regional: Schedule & Updates

The Southeastern Conference (SEC) Regular and SEC Co-Tournament Champion Oklahoma Sooners earned the No. 2 overall seed and are hosting regionals at Love's Field, May 16-18.

California, Omaha and Boston University join OU in Norman.

* Games times are listed in Central Time.

Friday

Game 1 – California 1, Omaha 0

Annabel Teperson out-dueled Maddia Groff and picked up a two-hit complete game shutout with four strikeouts and one walk.

Tiana Bell singled in Elon Butler, who reached on a double, to score the game's only run in the fourth inning.

Groff struck out five and allowed one earned run on four hits.

BEARS TAKE THE LEAD‼️#GoBears pic.twitter.com/k9lxHKclR4
— Cal Softball (@CalSB) May 16, 2025

Game 2 – Oklahoma 8, Boston University 0

Timely hitting guided the Oklahoma Sooners to a five-rinning, run-rule over the Boston University Terriers.

Six Sooners combined for seven hits with Sydney Barker having the only multi-hit performance. She finished 2-for-3 with two runs scored.

Sam Landry earned the win, pitching 3.0 innings of one-hit softball. She struck out four, walked one and allowed two hits.

captain activities 🫡

📺 » ESPNU pic.twitter.com/bkkElz8qpM
— Oklahoma Softball (@OU_Softball) May 16, 2025

Saturday

Game 3 – Oklahoma 11, Cal 2

It was Kasidi Pickering’s day. A home run to start the game sparked momentum into the OU lineup and led to a four-RBI second inning. Gabbie Garcia added a two-run homer and Pickering followed up with a grand slam in the fourth to secure the Sooners' second run-rule of the weekend.

Sam Landry had her second straight start and went four innings with four strikeouts.

calling 1-800-Pickering for your insurance needs 😮‍💨

6 RBI day for @PickeringKasidi! pic.twitter.com/1K257AvCtP
— Oklahoma Softball (@OU_Softball) May 17, 2025

Game 4 – Omaha 3, Boston University 0

A two-run homer to right field by Ava Rongisch and a solo home run from Alyson Edwards to center field highlighted the Mavericks’ win.

Maddia Groff held it down in the circle throwing a complete game with six strikeouts.

B5 | 3-0 MAVERICKS! Alyson Edwards with a solo homer (second of the season)‼️

▶️ 221'8" distance
▶️ 4.5 seconds of hang time
▶️ Spin rate of 1471 RPM

📺 @ESPNPlus #GoMavs | #RoadToWCWS pic.twitter.com/K14MaORa1Y
— Omaha Softball (@OmahaSB) May 18, 2025

B4 | IT'S OUTTA HERE!@rongisch_ava launches a two-run homer with two away and (3) #Omaha takes a 2-0 lead over (4) Boston University!#GoMavs | #RoadToWCWS pic.twitter.com/jawxvg2SvQ
— Omaha Softball (@OmahaSB) May 17, 2025

Game 5 – Cal 4, Omaha 0

A two-out bomb from Acacia Anders in the top of the first put Cal in an early lead. Mia Phillips singled for an RBI to add another and after a long weather delay, Lagi Quiroga and Nailyn Marshal added insurance solo homers.

Miranda De Nava threw the complete game shutout with six strikeouts.

SEE YA LATER 👋🏽#GoBears pic.twitter.com/6FxgVBYJsZ
— Cal Softball (@CalSB) May 18, 2025

NAI JOINS THE PARTY ‼️#GoBears pic.twitter.com/Coz9XmlxeH
— Cal Softball (@CalSB) May 18, 2025

Sunday

Game 6 – Oklahoma 12, Cal 1

There was no stopping the Sooners’ bats.

A solo homer from Gabbie Garcia and a three-run shot from Ailana Agbayani got the Sooners on the board early in the second inning. Then in a long eight-run fourth inning that brought three pitching changes from Cal, Kasidi Pickering added her ninth RBI in the last two days with a three-run homer. Ella Parker sent a solo shot to the parking lot of Love’s Field and three more RBIs commenced before Cal got out of the inning.

Sam Landry, Isabella Smith, and Paytn Monticelli combined in the circle to hold off the Bears and moved on to the Supers in a run-rule victory.

3-2, let it rip 💥

Two homers in the last four games for Lana! pic.twitter.com/mP8Elkp9qn
— Oklahoma Softball (@OU_Softball) May 18, 2025

𝐏𝐢𝐜𝐤 your poison - RBI 99, 100 and 101 for @PickeringKasidi ! pic.twitter.com/aql2SPcGcz
— Oklahoma Softball (@OU_Softball) May 18, 2025