Texas against Kentucky softball score today: repetition, highlights

Texas Softball returned home after he was swept in Oklahoma for the first time this season, and the Longhorns did not spent time licking their wounds against visiting Kentucky.

In a three-game series that started on Thursday at 6 p.m., there is a lot at the game for Texas (43-9, 14-8 seconds Victoria Hunter hammered a Grand Slam to contest the offensive, and Teagan Kavan won the entire game victory in a circle.

The second game against Kentucky (29-23, 7-15) takes place on Friday at 11 a.m. after the officials have postponed the start time from 6 p.m. because they threaten bad weather.

Follow the Longhorns' victory below for a repetition and highlights.

Texas against Kentucky softball score updates

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	F
KENTUCKY	0	0	0	1	0	X	X	1
TEXAS	0	1	6	2	X	X	X	9

Texas moves out of a hard series in Oklahoma by defeating Kentucky in game in the first regular season series.

The top of the Texas order continues to torture kentucky pitching. Kayden Henry Hammers an RBI double -double by Julie Kelley to score Ashton Maloney and achieves when a field player by Mia Scott. This trio, the No. 1-3 grille, won a combined 6-of-9 player with three RBIs and four runs achieved.

Kentucky RF Peyton Plott's muscles a line drive over the left wall to open a solo house to open the frame. This is her 15th Homer of the year; I think it still got on when the wall crossed. But Texas Starter Teagan Kavan escapes further damage and is supported by a beautiful defensive hook from 3b Mia Scott.

The fourth Homer of the season of Victoria Hunter is the biggest blow for Texas in a 6-run inn, but Kentucky doesn't help with three mistakes. Texas has seven hits for the game.

Singles from Ashton Maloney and Kayden Henry open the framework, a double steal and a squeeze colorful single from Mia Scott achieves Maloney. So do you pull it up, what? Another run comes in a third field error by the wildcats, and Victoria Hunter blows the game with a Grand Slam. This is all for the Katzenstartter Carson Herbst.

The Texas junior Kaydee Bennett spent most of the season in the last games in the last games in the last games in the last games, and she makes a nice run from a hard hit by Karissa Hamilton.

Two errors in the framework lead to the first run of the game. Katie Stewart first reached third place after a clear ball, and a single from Victoria Hunter is under the glove of RF Peyton Plotts, which enables Stewart to score from third place.

Kentucky gets his first hit on a colorful single from Hallie Mitchell. 2b Leighan Gooden was a bit slow at first, and 3b Mia Scott was a little slowly out of the glove. But no problem for Pitcher Teagan Kavan, who ends the inning with two strikeouts.

The Kentucky Carson Fall starters gives up a two-out single, but then leads a pop-out foul territory from Reese Atwood.

The Leadoff -Hitter Ally Hutchins gave Texas Starter Teagan Kavan a fright with a bad ball that was about 2 feet from a solo homer, but three to three down for the cats. It has to be a good feeling for cavan, who has to fight early in the last trips.

The second game of the series on Friday was postponed to a start from 11 a.m. because of the risk of bad weather. The second game was originally planned for 6 p.m. games that were planned for a first place at 1 p.m. on Saturday.

Texas beating

LF Ashton Maloney

2. CF Kayden Henry

3. 3b Mia Scott

4. C Reese Atwood

5. SS Katie Stewart

6. 1b Joley Micthell

7. DP Victoria Hunter

8.2b Leighan Gode

9. LF Kaydee Bennett

Kentucky beating

3b allied Hutchine

2. RF Peyton Plotts

3. DP Allie Blum

4. 1b Lauryn Borzilleri

5. LF Hallie Mitchell

6. SS Cassie Reconer

7. 2b Madyson Clark

8. C Karissa Hamilton

9. See Delani Sullivan

Texas Startkrug

Teagan Kavan, a student in the second year who is in the lead in the SEC, will begin for Texas. It is the ASS for the Longhorn with a 20-4 record, an ERA of 2.27, a 1.05 whip and 179 strikeouts with 40 walks in 141/2 innings.

Kentucky Startkrug

Kentucky will start with Carson Fall, which has a 6-4 record, an ERA of 3.67 and a whip of 1.65. It has more walks (56) than strikeouts (53).

When does Texas Softball play Kentucky today?

Time: 6 p.m. CT
Date: May 1st
Location: McCombs field in Austin

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