UCLA's pitching duo, Taylor Tinsley and Kaitlyn Terry, is set to lead the team as they aim for a championship after their first appearance at the Women's College World Series. Both pitchers have developed significantly throughout the past season, overcoming challenges like injuries and a poor start. Coach Kelly Inouye-Perez highlights their dominant postseason performances and the team's growth. Despite finishing early at the WCWS, the Bruins are hungry for success, resilient after a difficult season, and determined to make a deeper run in the next postseason.
Tinsley embraced the role of becoming the team's ace while Terry recovered from a meniscus tear early last season. When Tinsley suffered an injury in April, Terry took over the demand and performed at a premier level, carrying the team through a crucial stretch.
I would put us against literally anybody in the world. I want this team to win a ring. ... I just want us to make it to OKC again.
It was really hard to go through being so bad and then finding a way to come back. That's why I believe we'll be much more prepared - our belief is even stronger.
There's a fire in our gut. KT and Taylor Tinsley want to play on that stage again.
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