Oklahoma State baseball triumphed over rival Oklahoma with a 7-3 victory, featuring four home runs and strong pitching at ONEOK Field. The game was officially called in the bottom of the eighth due to severe weather, marking OSU鈥檚 23rd win of the season. Campbell Smithwick stood out with three hits, including two home runs, while Brennan Phillips secured the win in relief. The Cowboys built a solid early lead, scoring three runs in the first and maintaining dominance throughout the game. OSU improved its record under head coach Josh Holliday to 38-16 against the Sooners.

By the Numbers
  • Oklahoma State hit four home runs in the game.
  • Campbell Smithwick was 3-for-4 with two home runs.
  • Brennan Phillips improved to 2-2, striking out four batters in relief.
State of Play
  • OSU holds a record of 23-14 this season, while Oklahoma is at 24-12.
  • The game was shortened due to severe weather yet deemed official at the bottom of the eighth.
What's Next

The Cowboys will face Kansas on Friday at 6 p.m. at O'Brate Stadium, aiming to build on this momentum against the Jayhawks.

Bottom Line

Oklahoma State's power hitting and solid pitching highlight their competitive edge as they continue to challenge rivals and position themselves for a successful season.