Overview
- Liberty University defeated top-seeded Texas A&M 6-5 in a decisive Game 7 to win the Bryan-College Station Regional and advance to the Super Regionals for the first time in program history.
- Texas A&M's elimination marks the first time a No. 1 overall seed has failed to advance past the regional round since NCAA softball began national seeding in 2005.
- Rachel Roupe led Liberty's offense with two home runs and four RBIs in the final game, capping off a standout performance throughout the tournament.
- The Flames' victory highlights increasing parity in NCAA softball, with other top-seeded teams like LSU and Duke also falling in the regionals.
- Liberty will face No. 16 Oregon in Eugene in the Super Regionals, as they aim to continue their unprecedented postseason run.