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Savannah Woodard was benched early in the loss and Murphy is "not sure" fans will see her again in the regular season.

With the stadium lights on in Oklahoma City, the Crimson Tide ended its run in the 2021 Women’s College World Series.

Montana Fouts held her own in the circle, throwing the first perfect game in the Women’s College World Series since 2000.

Alabama and UCLA have a great pitching staff. But who will be starting in game six of the WCWS?

This is the Crimson Tide’s first time advancing in the winner's bracket since 2014.

Pack your bags, the Crimson Tide is headed to Oklahoma City for the 13th time in program history!

With a trip to the Women’s College World Series on the line, the Crimson Tide didn’t give up after being down 2-0.

Alabama (47-7) advances to the regional final after a 6-0 shutout over Clemson (43-7) thanks to small ball, speed and pitching.

Elissa Brown hit a walk-off single in the fifth and Montana Fouts held the Rebels to just two hits.

Savannah Woodard secured the game for Alabama with a two-run inside-the-park home run.