OKLAHOMA CITY – UCLA is back.

Kinsley Washington's RBI single at the end of the seventh inning allowed the Bruins to overtake Oklahoma 5-4 on Tuesday night, and UCLA won the championship series 2-0.

This is the 13th national title of the Bruins, the 12th title of the NCAA and the first championship since 2010.

"History is as old as dirt," said Kelly Inouye-Perez, a UCLA coach who has been in the program for three decades. "I'm so proud to be part of it, player, assistant, head coach. It's about here and now. This is UCLA's softball in 2019. This team went on a mission. "

Rachel Garcia has been named the most outstanding player in the World Series. She made 179 shots and scored a goal in the semifinal win over Washington on Sunday before winning in the opening match against Oklahoma on Monday. She gave up four points and eight hits to win the win on Sunday.

Brianna Tautalafua had three hits, and Washington and Aaliyah Jordan had two hits for UCLA (56-6).

The Bruins beat the Sooners 16-3 in the first game on Monday and tied the record for most points in a World Series game.

Oklahoma provided a lot more resistance in the second game.

"Yesterday was kind of a game in which you had to empty it, let it go," said Sydney Romero, of Oklahoma. "I feel we went out today, we bounced back, we gave everything. I think that's all you could ask. This team has been beaten.

Shay Knighten scored a solo goal with two outs at the top of the seventh to tie the score of his last collegiate bat.

Garcia laughed after hosting Knighten.

"It's just a little joke between us all," said Garcia. "It was like our thing all week, is that every round I gave up, I looked at my teammates and I thought, it's okay, we're going to fight back."

The Sooners (57-6) were attempting to win their third title in four years, but they ran into Garcia, the Collegiate Softball player of the year in the United States.

"We played an amazing and outstanding team," said Oklahoma coach Patty Gasso. "They are solid up and down in their range. They have a phenomenal pitcher on the mound. They are very well trained. It was hard.

UCLA's Bubba Nickles and Briana Perez scored solo goals on Giselle's first four pitches "G" Juarez. The Bruins then charged the bases, but Juarez escaped with a 2-0 deficit.

"For me it was just a fight back, giving us a chance to come back there," Juarez said. "They did not stop telling me, we got you. Like, we are on it. We will get it. "

Jordan's third-quarter solo shot raised the score to 3-1, but the Bruins left the bases charged again.

In the fourth, Nicole Mendes of Oklahoma was chosen by Falepolima Aviu. Lynnsie Elam's double, Raegan Rogers, tied the score. Garcia led Romero to charge the goals, while the runners ranked second and third, one on the outside. Caleigh Clifton hit, and then Jocelyn Alo collapsed to end the threat.

Tautalafua's fifth solo match allowed UCLA to climb to 4-3. After the Knighten team drew, Jacqui Prober, the scorer, scored the winning goal in the Washington match.

"No matter what it took, if it was a homerun, I did not really care what it was," said Washington. "Just anything to do it."