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Women’s College World Series: Schedule, Bracket and TV info for Monday, June 5
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The 2023 Women’s College World Series shifts to semifinal action on Monday.
Oklahoma, the No. 1 seed in the field, enters the round of 4 with an unblemished record at the WCWS in every way. The Sooners have yet to give up a run so far during the WCWS, beating Stanford 2-0 in the opener and then blasting Tennessee on Saturday 9-0. OU is seeking a third consecutive national title and a fourth consecutive trip to the championship series.
The Sooners are joined by 3-seed Florida State, 4-seed Tennessee, and 9-seed Stanford. Semifinal action gets rolling at 12 p.m. ET on ESPN with a rematch between the Sooners and Cardinal. Stanford went into the bottom of the fifth scoreless with the Sooners in their first meeting. A 2-out, 2-RBI single from OU broke the tie and provided the only runs of the day.
The best-of-3 championship series begins on Wednesday.
Here’s a look at the schedule for Monday and the rest of the WCWS (all times ET):
Monday, June 5
- Game 11 | Oklahoma vs. Stanford | 12 p.m. | ESPN
- Game 12 Oklahoma vs. Stanford (if necessary) | 2:30 p.m. | ESPN
- Game 13 | Florida State vs. Tennessee | 7 p.m. | ESPN
- Game 14 Florida State vs. Tennessee (if necessary) | 9:30 p.m. | ESPN
Wednesday, June 7
- Final 1 | 8 p.m. | ESPN
Thursday, June 8
- Final 2 | 7:30 p.m. | ESPN
Friday, June 9
- Final 3 (if necessary) | 8 p.m. | ESPN
Here’s how the tournament has played out thus far:
Thursday, June 1
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Game 1 | No. 4 Tennessee 10, No. 5 Alabama 5
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Game 2 | No. 1 Oklahoma 2, No. 9 Stanford 0
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Game 3 | No. 3 Florida State 8, No. 6 Oklahoma State 0
Friday, June 2
- Game 4 | No. 7 Washington 4, No. 15 Utah 1
- Game 5 | No. 9 Stanford 2, No. 5 Alabama 0
- Game 6 | No. 6 Oklahoma State 8, No. 15 Utah 0 (5 innings)
Saturday, June 3
- Game 7 | No. 1 Oklahoma 9, No. 4 Tennessee 0 (5 innings)
- Game 8 | No. 3 Florida State 3, No. 7 Washington 1
Sunday, June 4
- Game 9 | No. 9 Stanford 1, No. 7 Washington 0
- Game 10 | No. 4 Tennessee 3, No. 6 Oklahoma State 1
Derek Peterson does a bit of everything, not unlike Taysom Hill. He has covered Oklahoma, Nebraska, the Pac-12, and now delivers CFB-wide content.
