The home run is in style in the first inning of Texas softball's Women's College World Series championship series with Oklahoma on Wednesday.

A frame after the Sooners smacked a two-run home run off the bat of Tiare Jennings, Mia Scott launched a solo home run over the right field fence off a pitch by Oklahoma ace Kelly Maxwell. Scott has been consistent for the Longhorns at the Women's College World Series, with a hit in each of Texas' four games so far. Overall, the junior is 4 for 9 at the plate with two singles and two home runs in Oklahoma City.

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One of Texas' best players all season, Scott entered Wednesday's game with a .409 batting average along with 11 home runs and 54 RBIs, ranking third on the team in at-bats.

A back-to-back first-team All-Big 12 selection the last two seasons, Scott is hoping to help Texas make history by winning its first national championship in program history. Meanwhile, Oklahoma has its own chance of making history, as the Sooners are aiming to become the first team ever to win four consecutive softball national championships.

After the first inning, Texas trailed Oklahoma 2-1 in game one of the three-game championship series. The Longhorns hold a 2-2 record against the Sooners this season, with one loss coming in the Big 12 Tournament championship.

Mia Scott home run vs Oklahoma in national championship

Here's a video of Scott's home run against Oklahoma on Wednesday:

This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: Look: Texas softball's Mia Scott launches home run vs. Oklahoma in WCWS