Team USA at the Women’s College World Series: Day 4

OKLAHOMA CITY – One Eagle remains in the hunt for an NCAA title as the field narrows after three current U.S. Women’s National Team (WNT) members and Washington Head Coach Heather Tarr appeared in Day 4 action of the 2023 Women’s College World Series (WCWS). Get the low-down on how the Red, White and Blue sported their respective collegiate programs in Sunday’s play!

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Washington – Baylee Klingler and Head Coach Heather Tarr

The Washington Huskies’ season came to a close on Sunday evening, losing a tight 1-0 matchup against the Stanford Cardinal. Baylee Klingler sent out the Huskies’ lone hit of the day – driving out a leadoff single to left field in the first inning. Closing out her career at Washington with a .420 batting average, Klingler collected a total of 204 RBIs while tallying 52 doubles and 57 home runs in the Purple and Gold. Head Coach Heather Tarr, Klingler and the rest of the No. 7 Huskies cap the year with a 44-15 record on the season.  

Tennessee – Kiki Milloy

The No. 4 Tennessee Lady Volunteers kept their WCWS hopes alive on Sunday, taking down the No. 6 Oklahoma State Cowgirls, 3-1. Kiki Milloy singled to right-center to open the game and – after collecting a walk and stolen base – picked up a run in the third inning. Milloy and the Lady Vols advance to semifinal action where they face the No. 3 Florida State Seminoles on Monday, June 5 at 6 p.m. CT and look to force an if-necessary game – slated for 8:30 p.m. CT to earn a spot in the Championship Series.

Oklahoma State – Kelly Maxwell

The Oklahoma State Cowgirls concluded their season on Sunday at the hands of the Tennessee Lady Vols, 3-1, despite a solo homer and four hits on the evening. Starting in the circle for Oklahoma State, Maxwell struck out three batters in just over two innings of play — ending her four years as a Cowgirl with a career 1.58 ERA and 746 strikeouts in 494.2 innings pitched. Maxwell and the No. 6 Cowgirls end their season with a 47-16 record.

Following the conclusion of the WCWS, these athletes will represent the Red, White and Blue at the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) World Cup Group A event in Fingal-Dublin, Ireland held July 11-15. For more information on the 2023 WNT and its upcoming events, visit USASoftball.com.