Alabama softball clinched a berth in the Women's College World Series on Saturday night, sweeping LSU in the Tuscaloosa Super Regional.

The Crimson Tide punched its ticket back to the Women's College World Series with two wins over LSU at Rhoads Stadium.

Alexis Pupillo hit her 19th home run, and Vic Moten and Jocelyn Briski held LSU in check as Alabama softball punched its ticket to the WCWS Saturday.

A shutout start has set Alabama softball up just one win away from a Women's College World Series berth. No. 1 overall seed Alabama (53-7) is hosting No. 16 seed LSU (40-18) for the NCAA Tuscaloosa Super Regional this weekend,

Alabama and LSU's meeting in Game 2 of the Tuscaloosa Super Regional has once again resumed after multiple lightning delays. Weather updates here:

Alabama softball is trying to earn a Women's College World Series berth with one more super regional win, but a weather delay keeps the Crimson Tide waiting.

Here is what happened during the most recent "First Saturday in November."

Patrick Murphy had to laugh on Thursday when asked what the Alabama-LSU softball rivalry meant to him. “Goes back a long ways,” Murphy said, ahead of the renewal of hostilities between the Crimson Tide and Tigers in the NCAA tournament’s Tuscaloosa Super Regional.

Jocelyn Briski turned in another stellar performance for No. 1 seed Alabama softball against LSU in Game 1 of the Tuscaloosa Super Regional Friday.

The Tigers were overmatched again by the Alabama pitching staff and fell in their bid for the Women’s College World Series after a 4-1 loss at Rhoads Stadium.