Women’s College World Series begins in Oklahoma City
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Florida's Lexie Delbrey pitches during the first inning of the team's NCAA softball Women's College World Series game against Oregon State on Thursday in Oklahoma City.
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Oregon State's Sarah Haendiges pitches in the first inning.
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Oklahoma's Jordyn Bahl pitches in the fifth inning.
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Oklahoma's Grace Lyons, front right,slides into home ahead of the ball in the third inning.
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Oklahoma's Tiare Jennings swings in the third inning.
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Oklahoma's Hope Trautwein pitches in the second inning.
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Northwestern utility Hannah Cady (16) and Northwestern infielder Maeve Nelson (4) high-five each other.
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UCLA infielder Briana Perez makes a catch for the out as Texas outfielder Lou Gilbert slides to second base in the second inning.
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Texas catcher Mary Iakopo is greeted by her team at home plate after hitting a home run in the third inning.
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Texas' Mia Scott flushes out her eye before going to bat against UCLA in the third inning.
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UCLA starting pitcher Megan Faraimo pitches in the first inning.
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