OKLAHOMA CITY -- Alabama beat No. 1 seed Oregon 2-0 to advance to the championship series of the 2014 Women's College World Series being held in Hall of Fame Stadium.

The Crimson Tide go to 53-11 on the year while the Ducks finished out at 56-9-1. It was Alabama's ninth consecutive win in WCWS play.

2014 WOMEN'S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
WCWS: Top Five Plays
Moore: Gator dominance made tough calls easy
Game 14: Florida captures first WCWS championship
Moore: Munro's home run sets tone in Game 1
Game 13: Florida goes up 1-0 in championship series
Moore: Traina pitches Alabama to brink of title
Game 12: Alabama dispatches Oregon in semifinals
Moore: Balanced Florida sets sights on finals
Game 11: Florida advances to championship series
Game 10: Oregon downs Oklahoma
Game 9: Baylor charges back to eliminate Kentucky
Game 8: Oklahoma ousts Louisiana-Lafayette
Moore: Strickland, Baylor not ready to go home
Game 7: Baylor rebounds to eliminate Florida State
The complicated player-glove relationship
Coming to the game? Be prepared
Game 6: Alabama holds off Kentucky
Moore: Florida dominating competition in OKC
Game 5: Florida shuts out top-seed Oregon
Baylor's Canion gets back up
Meet Alabama's 'forever friends'
Moore: First time the charm for WCWS rookies
Game 4: Alabama defeats Oklahoma
Game 3: Kentucky victorious in WCWS debut
Game 2: Oregon shuts out Florida State
Game 1: Florida beats Baylor 11-0 in five innings
Hamilton: The pitcher behind the glasses
Moore: Softball community happy about parity
Moore: WCWS starts off with bang, Tide vs. Sooners
How they got here: Committee selection
Bracket | Scoreboard
Senior All-American Jaclyn Traina picked up the win for Alabama in the pitching circle, pushing her record to 26-3 on the season, while sophomore Cheridan Hawkins took the loss for Oregon, falling to 35-6.

Alabama broke open a tight game in the bottom of the fifth inning when sophomore All-American Haylie McCleney socked a solo home run over the right field wall. Senior Kaila Hunt then scored on a Molly Fichtner single to centerfield to round out the scoring. The Tide scattered nine hits throughout the game.

With the win, Alabama advances to the WCWS championship series for the second time in three years. Alabama will face Southeastern Conference foe Florida (53-12) in game 1 of the best-of-three series at 8 p.m. ET Monday on ESPN2. Alabama was 2-1 against the Gators during the regular season. It marks the first time that two SEC teams have met in the championship series.