Texas softball is rolling in the Women's College World Series after finally overcoming No. 2 seed Oklahoma. Next, they face Tennessee.

Texas defeated rival and four-time defending national champion Oklahoma 4-2 in the Women's College World Series on Saturday, improving the Longhorns' record this season to 53-11, and punching their ticket to the semifinals on Monday in Oklahoma City.

The Longhorns got home runs from Kayden Henry and Joley MItchell to beat their longtime rival and stay unbeaten at Women's College World Series.

Pitcher Teagan Kavan and 3B Joley Mitchell helped the Longhorns beat nemesis Oklahoma to stay perfect in the Women’s College World Series.

Both powerhouse programs secured opening round victories to set up this marquee matchup at 3 p.m. ET on ABC, with multiple streaming options available for fans.

A spot in the semifinals is on the line on Saturday when Texas takes on Oklahoma in the second round of the Women's College World Series.

The week is expected to start with severe weather across much of Oklahoma on Monday and Tuesday. The week is expected to start with severe weather across much of Oklahoma on Monday and Tuesday. >> Go to the KOCO weather page | Get KOCO on the Go | Subscribe to KOCO 5's YouTube channel

Joley Mitchell and Mike White give their accounts of Tegan Kavan's heroic performance against the Sooners as Patty Gasso looks to her team to dig deep and bounce back.

Texas softball sluggers Joley Mitchell and Katie Stewart hope to continue home run contest at Women's College World Series against Oklahoma Saturday.