Mississippi State makes first Women’s College World Series appearance
The Bulldogs will compete in the WCWS for the first time in program history, opening against No. 4 Texas Tech on Thursday.
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The Bulldogs will compete in the WCWS for the first time in program history, opening against No. 4 Texas Tech on Thursday.
Read MoreMississippi State outfielder Jacob Parker is among five finalists for Baseball America’s Freshman of the Year award after a strong debut season. The award will be announced June 11.
Read MoreThe Mississippi State track and field team will compete at the NCAA East First Rounds in Lexington, Kentucky, with 26 athletes aiming to qualify for the NCAA Championships in June.
Read MoreFive Mississippi State softball players received College Sports Communicators Academic All-District honors, with Peja Goold advancing to the national ballot. The Bulldogs compete in the Women’s College World Series starting May 28.
Read MoreSenior Abby Grace Richardson leads Mississippi State into its first-ever Women’s College World Series, bringing a wealth of experience from success at junior college and high school levels.
Read MoreMississippi State pitcher Alyssa Faircloth has earned Second Team All-American honors from D1Softball after a standout season, including a record-breaking strikeout performance in the NCAA Tournament.
Read MoreMississippi State baseball hosts the Starkville Regional for the third consecutive year, opening against Lipscomb on Friday at Dudy Noble Field.
Read MoreThe unseeded Bulldogs defeated Oklahoma in Norman, ending the Sooners’ decade-long streak of WCWS appearances and advancing for the first time in program history.
Read MoreThe Bulldogs defeated No. 2 Oklahoma 6-0 on the road, ending the Sooners’ five-year streak and earning their first trip to the WCWS.
Read MoreThe Bulldogs fell 7-1 to Oklahoma in Game 2 of the Norman Super Regional, facing elimination. A winner-take-all game is scheduled for Sunday.
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