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University of Oklahoma Athletics
Friday, February 13
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Agbayani homered in both games and drove in six on the day.
Photo by: Brock Borgeson/University of Oklahoma
Dozen Homers Highlight Two-Win Day
February 13, 2026 | Softball
Sooners Run-Rule Montana, New Mexico State
LAS CRUCES, N.M. — Carrying the power it showed in Arizona last weekend, No. 4 OU Softball (5-1) belted 12 home runs, including eight in one game, en route to run-rule wins against Montana (3-3) and New Mexico State (3-4) Friday, Feb. 13.
The Sooners hit eight homers, three of which came from redshirt-senior Isabela Emerling, in a 17-0 win against Montana. OU followed with eight runs in the third inning to defeat New Mexico State, 18-6, in game two.
Oklahoma is up to 27 home runs through six games.
In the circle Mialia Guachino turned in 4.1 hitless innings to earn the win, while Audrey Lowry earned her fourth win with 3.1 innings of work in relief.
No. 4 Oklahoma 17, Montana 0
OU scored six runs in the second and another six in the fifth. Emerling became just the eighth Sooner in program history to hit three homers in a game, tying the program record. Kendall Wells, Kai Minor, Ailana Agbayani, Sydney Barker and Kasidi Pickering all went deep in the effort.
OU's eight home runs are its most since setting the NCAA and program record with 13 against UTEP in 2021. It was one more than the team's seven home runs against No. 17/18 Arizona last week.
Sooner homers accounted for 14 of OU's runs. Ella Parker drove in another with a sac fly, Barker drove in one with an RBI single and a fielding error plated another.
In the circle, Miali Guachino allowed just one runner on base, spinning 4.1 hitless frames to earn her first win.
Pitchers of Record
Win: Miali Guachino (1-0)
Loss: Audri Elias (1-2)
Statistical Snapshot
Notes
No. 4 Oklahoma 18, New Mexico State 6
OU struck with four runs in the first inning. Gabbie Garcia homered in three runs with a line shot to left field while Lexi McDaniel followed with an RBI single to center.
New Mexico State replied with two runs in the first and one run in the second, cutting OU's lead to one. The Sooners unleashed eight runs in the third, widening the lead to 12-3. OU's big frame was highlighted by a two-run double from Kai Minor and a bases-clearing double from Garcia.
NMSU's Kendal Lunar hit a three-run homer in the fourth, but a six-run fifth keyed the run-rule victory for the Sooners.
Pitchers of Record
Win: Audrey Lowry (4-0)
Loss: Jaileen Mancha (0-1)
Statistical Snapshot
Notes
Up Next
OU finishes its four-game stay at the Troy Cox Classic in New Mexico tomorrow with games against Minnesota and Idaho State. Game one is set for 10 a.m. (CT) and game two will get underway at 1 p.m.
The Sooners hit eight homers, three of which came from redshirt-senior Isabela Emerling, in a 17-0 win against Montana. OU followed with eight runs in the third inning to defeat New Mexico State, 18-6, in game two.
Oklahoma is up to 27 home runs through six games.
In the circle Mialia Guachino turned in 4.1 hitless innings to earn the win, while Audrey Lowry earned her fourth win with 3.1 innings of work in relief.
No. 4 Oklahoma 17, Montana 0
OU scored six runs in the second and another six in the fifth. Emerling became just the eighth Sooner in program history to hit three homers in a game, tying the program record. Kendall Wells, Kai Minor, Ailana Agbayani, Sydney Barker and Kasidi Pickering all went deep in the effort.
OU's eight home runs are its most since setting the NCAA and program record with 13 against UTEP in 2021. It was one more than the team's seven home runs against No. 17/18 Arizona last week.
Sooner homers accounted for 14 of OU's runs. Ella Parker drove in another with a sac fly, Barker drove in one with an RBI single and a fielding error plated another.
In the circle, Miali Guachino allowed just one runner on base, spinning 4.1 hitless frames to earn her first win.
Pitchers of Record
Win: Miali Guachino (1-0)
Loss: Audri Elias (1-2)
Statistical Snapshot
- Isabela Emerling | 3-for-3, 3HRs, 6 RBIs
- Lexi McDaniel | 3-for-4, 2R
- Sydney Barker | 3-for-4, 3RBI, HR, 2R
- Kai Minor | 2-for-2, 2R, HR
- Miali Guachino | 4.1 IP, W, 0H, 6Ks
Notes
- Emerling is the first Sooner to hit three homers in a game since Jocelyn Alo in 2022.
- OU's eight home runs is its most since hitting an NCAA record, 13, at UTEP in 2021
- Guachino earned her first win as a Sooner
- McDaniel posted her first multi-hit game as a Sooner
- It was Barker's second three-hit game as a Sooner and first since doing so against Texas Tech in the Women's College World Series semifinals last year
No. 4 Oklahoma 18, New Mexico State 6
OU struck with four runs in the first inning. Gabbie Garcia homered in three runs with a line shot to left field while Lexi McDaniel followed with an RBI single to center.
New Mexico State replied with two runs in the first and one run in the second, cutting OU's lead to one. The Sooners unleashed eight runs in the third, widening the lead to 12-3. OU's big frame was highlighted by a two-run double from Kai Minor and a bases-clearing double from Garcia.
NMSU's Kendal Lunar hit a three-run homer in the fourth, but a six-run fifth keyed the run-rule victory for the Sooners.
Pitchers of Record
Win: Audrey Lowry (4-0)
Loss: Jaileen Mancha (0-1)
Statistical Snapshot
- Gabbie Garcia | 3-for-4, HR, 6RBI
- Ailana Agbayani | 3-for-3, HR, RBI
- Kendall Wells | 2-for-3, HR, 3R
- Audrey Lowry | W, 3.1 IP, 3Ks
Notes
- Agbayani tied a career record with five RBIs
- Garcia set a career record with six RBIs
- OU's eight-run third inning was the Sooners' second inning of at least eight runs this season
- Oklahoma scored its first runs of the third inning all year
Up Next
OU finishes its four-game stay at the Troy Cox Classic in New Mexico tomorrow with games against Minnesota and Idaho State. Game one is set for 10 a.m. (CT) and game two will get underway at 1 p.m.
Team Stats
Pitching:
W: Guachino, Miali (1-0)
L: A. Elias (1-2)
Batting:
HR: Pickering, Kasidi 1 ; Agbayani, Ailana 1 ; Wells, Kendall 1 ; Minor, Kai 1 ; Emerling, Isabela 3 ; Barker, Sydney 1
RBI: Pickering, Kasidi 2 ; Agbayani, Ailana 1 ; Parker, Ella 1 ; Wells, Kendall 2 ; Minor, Kai 1 ; Emerling, Isabela 6 ; Barker, Sydney 3
SF: Parker, Ella 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Pickering, Kasidi 2 ; Helton, Chaney 1 ; Agbayani, Ailana 1 ; Parker, Ella 1 ; Dayton, Abby 1 ; Wells, Kendall 1 ; Minor, Kai 2 ; Milloy, Tia 1 ; Emerling, Isabela 3 ; McDaniel, Lexi 2 ; Barker, Sydney 2
SB: Parker, Allyssa 1 ; Barker, Sydney 2
Base Running:
HBP: A. Cockhill 1 ; H. Boer 1
Game Leaders
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/ SoftballSB Highlights: OU 18, New Mexico State 6
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SB Highlights: OU 17, Montana 0
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SB Highlights: OU 21, Arizona 3
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