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Deiten Lachance’s breakout performance in Game 1 of the finals, coupled with a dramatic turnaround in his hitting streak, has the Oklahoma Sooners one win away from ending a 32‑year championship drought.
The Sooners opened the 2026 NCAA Men's College World Series finals with a 9‑3 win over North Carolina, fueled by Lachance’s power hitting and a dominant pitching staff.
Oklahoma’s early offensive onslaught, led by Deiten LaChance’s two homers, powered a 9‑3 win over North Carolina in the first game of the College World Series finals.
Oklahoma erupted in the fourth inning, turning a 3‑3 tie into a 7‑3 lead before extending to 9‑3. Key performances from Deiten LaChance, Kyle Branch and a clutch single by Camden Johnson sealed the victory, while UNC’s starter Jason DeCaro was pulled after 3.2 innings.
Oklahoma's baseball team has defied expectations, reaching the 2026 NCAA finals with a blend of explosive hitting and dominant freshman pitching.
The championship game was advanced to avoid inclement weather, pitting two unbeaten teams against each other in a highly anticipated showdown.
The first game of the CWS finals between the Tar Heels and the Sooners is set for June 20 at 8 p.m. ET, with live coverage on ESPN and streaming on fubo.
Both programs aim for their first titles in decades as they prepare for Game 1 at Charles Schwab Field.
Oklahoma will meet UNC in the best‑of‑three national championship series at the 2026 Men’s College World Series in Omaha. The Sooners, unseeded but on an eight‑game winning streak, have combined youthful pitching with a sudden power surge to rewrite their postseason narrative.
Walk‑on Dasan Harris smashed two home runs and drove in five runs as Oklahoma routed No. 3 Georgia, advancing to the College World Series championship series.
Oklahoma's 11‑4 victory over Georgia, fueled by five home runs, sends the Sooners to the championship series while the Bulldogs close a record‑setting season.
The University of Oklahoma baseball team, once a middling program, has surged to the championship series of the College World Series, topping Georgia 11‑4 and riding a wave of freshman pitching brilliance and unexpected power hitting.
The Bulldogs' offense sputtered in their last outing, hitting just .186 over the first three games and going 1‑for‑11 with runners on base, a slump coach Wes Johnson compared to a historic Minnesota Twins stretch.
The Bulldogs closed their college baseball season with an 11‑4 loss to Oklahoma in Omaha, highlighting both their power‑hitting pedigree and a sudden offensive cold streak.
Oklahoma’s 11‑4 victory over Georgia, highlighted by Dasan Harris’s five‑RBI performance, sets up a best‑of‑3 final against North Carolina, who advanced with a 12‑7 win over West Virginia.
Oklahoma defeated Georgia 11-4 in a pivotal College World Series semifinal, showcasing a powerful early attack and extending Georgia's record‑setting season to a close.
Oklahoma’s 11‑4 victory over Georgia showcases a hot hitting streak, a freshman pitcher’s emergence, and a looming clash with the Tar Heels.
A 11-4 victory over Georgia propelled Oklahoma into the best-of-three championship series, setting up a marquee matchup against the Tar Heels with games slated across Saturday, Sunday and possibly Monday.
The Georgia Bulldogs and Oklahoma Sooners meet in the College World Series with a 7 p.m. ET broadcast on ESPN. Georgia arrives after a 2‑0 win over Texas, while Oklahoma looks to translate late‑game resilience into another victory.
The Sooners, led by coach Skip Johnson and a trio of young pitchers, aim to extend their run in the College World Series against the Bulldogs, with a potential matchup against North Carolina looming.
Oklahoma's 9-0 win over Alabama showcased elite pitching from Cord Rager and a potent offense led by Dayton Tockey and Deiten Lachance, setting the stage for a showdown with Georgia in the winners' bracket.
Oklahoma’s 9‑0 victory over Alabama showcased a dominant pitching performance and a potent offense, with the team averaging ten runs per game and set to meet the winner of Georgia and Texas next.
In a commanding performance, the Oklahoma Sooners blanked Alabama 9‑0, highlighted by Cord Rager’s seven‑inning, eight‑strikeout effort and Deiten Lachance’s 409‑foot home run despite a rolled ankle.
Cord Rager delivered a seven‑inning, eight‑strikeout performance that helped the Sooners blank Alabama 9‑0, highlighting a postseason surge that positions the team as a title contender.