Here's the latest weather updates regarding Saturday's SEC softball championship game between Oklahoma and Texas A&M.

The 2025 SEC Softball Tournament has ended rather unceremoniously due to inclement weather in Athens, Georgia. The conference canceled the championship game and declared Oklahoma and Texas A&M co-champions.

Projected rain in the Athens, Georgia area has moved up the start time of Oklahoma's matchup with Texas A&M in the SEC softball championship game

Oklahoma was supposed to play against Texas A&M for the SEC Tournament Championship Game, but instead, weather canceled the game, making the teams co-champions.

Originally scheduled for 4 p.m. CT, SEC officials moved the game to noon in order to avoid inclement weather. But the weather came early.

Four-time defending national champion Oklahoma and Texas A&M were declared co-champions of the Southeastern Conference softball tournament after rainfall forced the cancelation of the championship game.

The SEC has been the best league in college softball this season. A majority of the conference’s teams are projected to make the NCAA tournament. The already stacked league got stronger with the additions of Oklahoma and Texas this season. Sooners coach Patty Gasso agreed to an historic new contract last fall.

While Texas A&M and Oklahoma are enduring a weather delay at the SEC softball tournament, officials are confident that a break in the rain will allow the championship game to start approximately 30 minutes after the tarp covering the field gets pulled,

It's the final day of the 2025 SEC softball Tournament and only two teams are left standing. 1-seeded Oklahoma will face off with 2-seeded Texas A&M at Jack Turner Stadium in Athens at 1 p.m. on the SEC Network. The game, which was originally scheduled for 5 p.m., was moved forward due to projected inclement weather in the Classic City.

OU Softball Head Coach Patty Gasso was named SEC Coach of the Year, with several players on the roster also taking home top honors.