For only the fifth time in the 11-year Tim Tadlock era, No. 14 Texas Tech fell victim to a three-game series sweep as they fell 9-8 to Texas on Sunday afternoon at UFCU Disch-Falk Field.
Between singles and doubles, the No. 38 Texas Tech Red Raiders and the No. 24 Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders tallied six tiebreaker sets as Tech would prevail in a tight battle, 4-2, on Sunday evening at the McLeod Tennis Center.
After opening the series with two wire-to-wire contests, Texas Tech fell in the series finale to No. 8 Texas, 8-3, Sunday afternoon at Red & Charline McCombs Field.
Despite again taking an early lead against the Longhorns, the Red Raiders dropped another one-run contest to No. 8 Texas, 4-3, Saturday afternoon at Red and Charline McCombs Field.
The Texas Tech Lady Raiders hit the road for the first time in the WNIT when they travel to Fayetteville to clash with Arkansas Friday night at Bud Walton Arena.
Despite enjoying a 2-1 lead with one out in the seventh, Texas Tech dropped a heartbreaker to No. 8 Texas, 3-2, Friday in a tightly contested affair at Red and Charline McCombs Stadium.
Arriana Villa and Ellie Bailey both smashed two-run bombs to power Texas Tech past Abilene Christian, 8-0, in its final tune up before Big 12 play Wednesday night at Rocky Johnson field.
Former Red Raider Head Coach Mark Adams released the following statement thanking everyone for helping his dream come true of working at Texas Tech for nine seasons.
No. 22 Texas Tech run-ruled No. 12 Oklahoma State, 12-1 in seven innings, on Sunday afternoon at Rip Griffin Park. The victory clinched the series win for the Red Raiders in a rubber match after winning Friday’s Big 12 opener.
Monterey had a productive Spring Break, from beating Lubbock-Cooper 17-0, to downing No. 15 Abilene High 8-2, to walking it off in 8 innings to No. 9 Abilene Wylie 4-3.
For just the third time in program history and the first since 2019, Texas Tech has won three consecutive ranked matchups after toppling No. 22 Maryland en route to a day one sweep Friday at Maryland Softball Stadium.
Texas Tech dropped No. 25 Texas State in both games of the midweek tilt, 4-3 and 3-2, to earn the program’s first ranked road win since 2019, Tuesday at Bobcat Softball Stadium.
The LCU Lady Chaps battled UT-Tyler in a game that needed 2 overtimes, but they came up short 67-64 In the NCAA South Central Regional Championship in San Angelo.
Postseason basketball is returning to United Supermarkets Arena as the Texas Tech Lady Raiders will play host to the UTEP Miners, Thursday night at 6 p.m.
For the first time since 2013, the Texas Tech Lady Raiders are in the postseason. WNIT Tournament officials have completed weeks of research for the 25th Postseason Women’s National Invitation Tournament.
The Red Raiders dropped their series finale to No. 23 Iowa on Sunday, 10-9, at Rip Griffin Park. The loss snaps Tech’s 13-game winning streak at home to start the season.
The Red Raiders downed New Mexico, 7-2, in the weekend finale to extend their win streak to five and sweep the Texas Tech Invitational Sunday afternoon at Rocky Johnson field.
Powered by grand slams from Makinzy Herzog and Arriana Villa, Texas Tech earned a pair of convincing wins to sweep day two of the Texas Tech Invitational Saturday at Rocky Johnson Field.
Playing in their 6th straight State Championship game, the No. 1 Hobbs Lady Eagles beat No. 3 Volcano Vista 52-45 to win the 5A State Championship at the Pit in Albuquerque Saturday.
In a great game that needed overtime, No. 1 Graford edged No. 2 Jayton 49-44 to win the 1A Boys State Championship game Saturday morning at the Alamodome In San Antonio.
Powered by strong performances both in the circle and at the plate, the Red Raiders swept day one of the Texas Tech Invitational Friday at Rocky Johnson Field.
Looking to beat Kansas State a third time this season, the Lady Raiders competed hard, but lost to the Wildcats 79-69 Thursday evening in the Big 12 Championship in Kansas City.
eason-low shooting and above-average turnovers proved a deadly combination for Wayland Baptist as the Pioneers fell to No. 20 University of Antelope Valley (Calif.) in the first round of the NAIA National Tournament here Tuesday afternoon, 77-68.
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