No. 1 Oklahoma faced No. 12 Texas A&M on April 30, 2026, as Kendall Wells aimed to tie the single-season home run record.
The game was held at Davis Diamond in College Station, Texas, with first pitch scheduled for 9 p.m. ET.
Wells, a freshman catcher for the Sooners, entered the game with 36 home runs this season, one shy of Laura Espinoza’s record of 37 set in 1997.
She is currently hitting .377 and leads the SEC with 79 RBIs, holding second place in the conference with a 1.599 OPS.
Oklahoma looked to secure the outright SEC regular season title, entering the game with a two-game lead over Florida and Alabama.
Texas A&M had a 15-6 record in SEC play, sitting three games back of Oklahoma in the standings.
The Aggies were coming off a loss to South Carolina and featured Mya Perez, who boasted a .455 batting average, ranking third in the SEC and 25th nationally.
As of 11:45 p.m. ET, a lightning delay was ongoing, with no restart time announced.
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