Carlie Scupin's two-run home run was part of a seven-run fourth inning and Arizona Softball defeated Mississippi State, 7-1, to win the Starkville Super Regional and advance to the Women's College World Series.
STARKVILLE, Mississippi — Carlie Scupin's two-run home run was part of a seven-run fourth inning and Arizona Softball defeated Mississippi State, 7-1, to win the Starkville Super Regional and advance to the Women's College World Series.
Devyn Netz pitched a complete game, which was the Wildcats fifth complete game in all five post-season wins. The Wildcats turned three double plays. It's Arizona's 25th trip to the Women's College World Series and they advance in Caitlin Lowe's first season as head coach.
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