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ASAN (KXAN)-The Texas show remained on a march on the regional Sunday of NCAA Austin at McCOCOBS FIELD, this time in central Florida 9-0, and sent Longhorns to its fifth superior regional respectively.
Texas, Seed No. 6 in the NCAA Championship, will face 11 Clemerson at the best 3 Super Regional in Austin at the end of next week. The game times have not been announced yet.
Longhorns has hit 43 visits to three games in the regional, including 14 against the knights. Texas wandered in three Hommers on Sunday, and two of the novice mask, Reese Atwood, as Homer destroyed the managers on the left field wall in the fifth and seventh roles. The second long ball was part of the seventh -half -length of the length of 5 runs to number the victory of the regional title.
The second base man led Ligan Jude Homer, who were running on a field field wall in the second half to get the light on the blackboard.
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For regionalists, Texas achieved nine Homers and scored 35 wins, and won two matches by Run Rule: 10-2 over Eastern Illinois and 16-4 against Michigan. After losing in the semi-finals of the 14-2 southeastern conference against Texas A and M, Atwood said this is the tremor that her team needs exactly.
“It was a batch of confidence,” she said. “Everyone, 1-9, all the warringness of our discs … Everyone made their jobs this weekend, and this will prepare us and make us more ready for what awaits us.”
TEASAS Pitcher Teaagan Kavan spread six strikes with five exercises in a full game, and facing 28 fighters with only one walk. I 3.1 roles against Michigan put on Saturday and were happy with how the rest of the bullet staff performs throughout the tournament.
“It was good to see them big and to ascend in great moments. It would take all of them.” “We are stronger together, and if it is good for me, this is good for the entire team.”
Kavan won two victories in the regional with Salmon student, who won victory in the opening match on Friday against East Illinois.
Mia Scott led the Texas crime with three strikes, gathering her 300 career and record 56.
“It is a player,” he said. “She has been somewhat fired, to tell you the truth, but I will not go into these details. She goes out and leads to her best in her ability.”
Atwood, Katie Stewart and Ashton Malone, each of them had two, and led Atwood in four runs.
Another victory will be given the Longhorns season 50 season its fifth victory in the history of the program and the second in a row. White said the team hit a little from a low point of the SEC championship, but it was re -assembled.
“It was about what was happening between our ear more than anything else,” he said. “We came out with the mentality of an attack, and we got some production from the lower half of the squad.”
