- Texas Tech faces Texas in Game 1 of the Women’s College World Series on Wednesday
- The Longhorns are entering their third title series in four years
- Find my Texas Tech vs Texas Game 1 picks and predictions below
A new Women’s College World Series champion will emerge for the first time in five years. Texas Tech ousted four-time defending champion Oklahoma, leading to an all-Texas showdown against the Texas Longhorns.
Playing in their third title series in the last four years, the Longhorns, like the Red Raiders, seek their first World Series title.
The odds are split for this match-up, with Game 1 starting Wednesday, June 4, at 8pm ET at OGE Energy Field in Oklahoma City, broadcasted on ESPN/ESPN+.
Texas Tech vs Texas Odds
Odds are level entering the CWS, as both the Red Raiders and Longhorns have -110 odds on the moneyline. The series uses a best-of-three format, so a team can still claim the World Series with victories in Games 2 & 3 after losing Game 1.
Odds as of June 4 at DraftKings. See the full list of DraftKings legal states.
Texas Tech vs Texas Picks & Predictions
The key question is whether Texas Tech can maintain momentum after their giant-killing WCWS semifinal performance.
In a dramatic game, the Red Raiders came from a 2-0 deficit against the Sooners, with Abigale Dayton hitting a game-tying two-run homer with just one strike left in the seventh inning.
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Texas Tech bounced back with Mihyia Davis singling and Hailey Toney doubling, setting up Lauren Allred’s walk-off sac fly for a 3-2 victory.
They will heavily rely on Stanford transfer Nijaree Canaday, the team’s star pitcher and hitter, holding a top NCAA ERA of 0.86, leading her team to victory in each outing.
Previous Women’s College World Series Winners
No winner in 2020 due to COVID
Texas also had to overcome challenges to reach the Championship, knocking out Oklahoma for some solace after losses to them in 2022 and 2024 finals.
They managed to edge past Tennessee Lady Vols ace
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