In a thrilling display of resilience, the No. 2/2 Oklahoma Sooners made history in the SEC Tournament by staging the largest comeback victory, overcoming a 6-1 deficit against No. 6/7 Arkansas to prevail 8-6 in the semifinals on May 10. This remarkable win was highlighted by a record-setting six home runs from the team, which included a dramatic walk-off three-run shot. This win marks Oklahoma’s 10th victory against a top-10 opponent this season and showcases their prowess, with the team now boasting a season tally of over 100 home runs for the sixth consecutive year—a first in the program’s history.
Oklahoma’s Parker continued her impressive performance, extending her hitting streak to eight games. The game began with Arkansas taking an early lead, scoring two runs in the first inning and adding four more to make it 6-1. However, the Sooners demonstrated their fighting spirit by answering back with a series of solo home runs, ultimately taking control of the game with a decisive seventh-inning comeback.
Pitchers Audrey Lowry and Paytn Monticelli combined to deliver 4.2 scoreless innings, effectively containing the Razorbacks’ offense after the early onslaught. The Sooners excelled when scoring at least six runs, showcasing their consistent offensive firepower.
The victory set them up for a championship showdown against No. 1/1 Texas A&M, a game that promises to be a thrilling finale to the tournament. The match will be aired on the SEC Network, and fans can follow live updates on various platforms, underscoring the excitement surrounding Oklahoma’s historic run.
This win serves as a testament to the team’s determination and ability to perform under pressure, giving fans much to be hopeful about as they advance in tournament play.