Oklahoma Sooners Advance to 2026 College World Series Championship with Dominant 11-4 Win Over Georgia Bulldogs

Oklahoma baseball delivered a powerful offensive performance on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, defeating No. 3 Georgia 11-4 at Charles Schwab Field Omaha to advance to the championship series of the 2026 College World Series.

The Sooners erupted for five home runs in the victory, sending the Bulldogs home and setting up a best-of-three title series against No. 5 North Carolina. This marks Oklahoma’s second trip to the CWS championship series in the last five seasons, having previously reached it in 2022.

Sooners Power Surge Leads to Blowout Victory

Oklahoma’s lineup was unstoppable, launching five long balls on the night. Jason Walk and Dasan Harris each homered twice, providing the bulk of the offense in the 11-4 rout. Harris drove in five runs, while Trey Gambill added three RBI.

The Sooners improved to 8 multi-homer games in the 2026 NCAA Baseball Tournament — the most by any team this postseason. Notably, both Walk and Harris entered the contest with just four home runs apiece on the season, making their breakout performances even more impressive.

Freshman pitcher Nick Wesloski earned the win on the mound, allowing just one earned run while striking out four batters over 5 2/3 strong innings.

Georgia vs Oklahoma Baseball Score – College World Series 2026

OU: 0-0-1-3-0-1-1-3-2 — 11

UGA: 0-0-0-0-1-2-0-0-1 — 4

Historic Context: Second Meeting in Omaha

This was the second matchup between Oklahoma and Georgia in the 2026 College World Series. The Sooners also took the first game 4-3 on June 15, completing a series sweep in Omaha.

For Georgia, the loss ended their tournament run. Kolby Branch and Ryan Black each recorded two RBI in the season-ending defeat for the Bulldogs.

Oklahoma’s Road to the 2026 CWS Final

With the win, Oklahoma improves its postseason momentum and positions itself for a shot at the national championship. The Sooners will now face North Carolina in the CWS championship series, looking to capture their first title since their memorable 2022 run.

Fans can expect high-scoring, competitive baseball as two of the nation’s top programs battle for the 2026 College World Series crown.