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Alabama’s Jena Young and Marlie Giles spoke with the media following the Crimson Tide’s WCWS semifinal loss yesterday to Texas Tech. They reflected on facing NiJaree Canady, shared what they’ll remember most about this season, and looked back on key moments from Alabama’s postseason run.

Final | Alabama’s remarkable 2026 season comes to an end as the Crimson Tide fall 2-0 to Texas Tech in the winner-take-all game. NiJaree Canady was dominant, tossing a complete-game two-hit shutout with one walk and six strikeouts. Jocelyn Briski kept Alabama in the game, allowing one run on eight hits while striking out three over five innings. Vic Moten followed with two innings of relief, surrendering one run on two hits and recording a strikeout. Texas Tech advances to face Texas in a rematch of last year’s National Championship Series. Texas Tech 2 | Alabama 0

Update: White, Young and Wells are due next for bottom of the sixth inning. Can The Tide spark a rally and shake things up? Let’s see! BAMA 0 | TT 1

B4 | Wells puts together a much better at-bat against Canady but flies out to center field for the first out. Pupillo can’t get anything going as she grounds out for the second out. Giles shows patience at the plate, working a walk to give Alabama a baserunner. Roman follows but grounds out to the infield, ending the inning. Canady continues to keep Alabama’s offense in check, while the Crimson Tide look for a spark heading into the fifth. BAMA 0 | TT 1

T4 | Burns breaks the scoreless tie with a solo home run to center field, giving Texas Tech a 1-0 lead in the fourth inning. Briski responds like an ace, retiring the next three Red Raiders in order to keep the damage to a minimum. Despite the setback, Briski continues to battle in the circle and keeps Alabama within striking distance. TT 1 | BAMA 0

B3 | Taylor is still searching for her rhythm as she grounds out to start the inning. Hawkins gets Alabama going with a single past the shortstop. White reaches on a fielder’s choice, with Hawkins erased on the play. Young tries to spark the offense against Canady but pops out to end the inning. Through three innings, runs remain hard to come by as Canady and Briski continue to control the game from the circle. BAMA 0 | TT 0

T3 | Briski stays locked in for Alabama. Williams stays hot with a single to left field, and Davis is hit by a pitch to move Williams to second. Briski settles in from there, getting Allred to pop out to shortstop, blowing a heater past Lis for the second out and forcing Pannell to pop out to second to end the inning. BAMA 0 | TT 0

B2 | Giles grounds out for the first out of the inning. Roman is caught looking on a strikeout for the second out. Vandagriff then grounds out to first base as Alabama goes down in order. We’re scoreless through two innings in the winner-take-all matchup. BAMA 0 | TT 0

T2 | Burns grounds out to third base for the first out of the inning. Terry gets Texas Tech going with a single to right field, but Briski quickly settles in, striking out Toney before Quiroga grounds out to second base to end the threat. BAMA 0 | TT 0

B1 | l Young grounds out to first base for the opening out of the inning. Wells goes down swinging for the second out, and Pupillo follows with a strikeout swinging as Canady retires Alabama in order. Scoreless through one inning. BAMA 0 | TT 0