Oklahoma State Reaches 6th Super Regional in 7 Years, Facing No. 1 Nebraska

11 articles · Updated · Oklahoma State Athletics · May 19

No. 13 seed Oklahoma State will open a best-of-three NCAA Lincoln Super Regional at No. 4 seed Nebraska on May 21, with a Women’s College World Series berth at stake.
41-15 Oklahoma State earned the trip by sweeping the Stillwater Regional and posting a program-record +27 run differential, including revenge wins over Stanford after two opening-weekend losses.
49-6 Nebraska enters as the unanimous No. 1 team in college softball, though Oklahoma State already split two games with the Cornhuskers earlier this season and is 6-1 against them under coach Kenny Gajewski.
Ruby Meylan anchors the Cowgirls with 29 wins, 238 innings and 216 strikeouts, while Oklahoma State brings a hot offense that has scored at least seven runs in six straight games.
The matchup extends a sustained postseason run for Oklahoma State, which is making its sixth Super Regional in seven years and is 30-4 in NCAA regional and super regional games since 2019.

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