Saint Peter’s softball is enjoying the Cinderella run of the school’s men’s basketball team. Olyvia Smith is the girlfriend of mustachioed sharpshooter Doug Edert.

Sarah Taffet’s heart stopped during a Fordham fall game. Medical personnel at the field and an AED saved her life, and led to a surprising diagnosis.

Former Oregon State baseball standout Kyle Nobach has found a new calling as a softball coach for perennial power Washington.

Oklahoma State’s Kenny Gajewski has become the maestro of the transfer portal, using personal relationships to snag premier players.

The publicity perks of JMU’s run to the WCWS have been clearly evident on the recruiting trail. The Dukes have more name recognition.

Athletes Unlimited’s Abby Ramirez was only 6 years old on 9/11, but that day is more than history to her. It’s when her dad, a Chicago police officer, did what he always does. He tried to help.

Fresh off a trip to the Olympics with the Italian National team, Erika Piancastelli has become the Italian Ambassador for Athletes Unlimited.

Pitching ruled the second day of the Athletes Unlimited season, capped by Cat Osterman throwing the first no-hitter in league history — but missing out on a shutout.

Recruited as a pitcher, Kayla Wedl never threw a college inning. But the player who grew up idolizing Cat Osterman may soon play with her after reaching Athletes Unlimited through an open tryout.

Athletes Unlimited begins its second season with 60 of the best softball players in the country and high hopes for the future. Here’s what you need to know about the league.

In Episode 3 Tara and Gray talk about NIL, FGCL takeaways, the new Florida Vibe, Team USA in Tokyo, and coaching changes!

Come check out the latest D1Softball assistant coach carousel, as we chronicle every assistant opening and replacement.

Oklahoma and Texas are leaving the Big 12 for the SEC. The programs are excited for a more challenging schedule and increased financial opportunities.

Ali Aguilar planned to spend 2020 playing on softball’s biggest stage. Instead, a coaching stint off the beaten path reminded her of the joy the game holds.

Two-time Olympic medalists Jessica Mendoza and Cat Osterman sit down to talk about the #RoadtoTokyo. In part one of this two-part series, Cat gives insight on how she handled the Olympic postponement and her life off the field.

By winning a fifth national championship with yet another generation of players, Oklahoma moved to the front of the line as a 21st century dynasty in women’s sports.

Softball was destined to grow as the world around it changed. In 36 seasons at Arizona, Mike Candrea sped up the process and changed the lives of those he coached.

Florida State is comfortable playing with its season on the line, and it showed in a 2-0 win against Alabama that extends the semifinal to Monday.

Following months of social justice activism, JMU’s Odicci Alexander is the perfect player to take center stage at this year’s WCWS.

This week marks James Madison’s first trip to the Women’s College Series. But as she prepares to step into the national spotlight, Odicci Alexander is right where she belongs.

Former Olympic Gold Medalist, Jessica Mendoza, sits down with outfielder Haylie McCleney to talk about her experience with Team USA.

Tim Walton calls Kendyl Lindaman the best right-handed hitter in Florida history. Maybe that’s proof she has nothing more to prove.

At least a few teams every year feel disrespected when the NCAA bracket is revealed. But this season, the aggravation spread much wider and was evident through actions and words.

The Pac-12 dismissed? An epic super regional in Norman? Upsets aplenty? Here are the takeaways from the NCAA tournament bracket.

How did the state of Oklahoma become the center of the softball universe? It turns out Bedlam is partly homegrown.

In this week’s SEC notebook, Rhiannon Potkey details the path Arkansas took from just one conference win to regular-season champions.

We’ve made it to Week 12! Take a look at the intriguing storylines and players to watch during this week of play.

In this week’s SEC Notebook, Rhiannon Potkey details Arkansas avoiding a series sweep to remain on track for the program’s first SEC title.

Baylor’s Gia Rodoni wasn’t sure she would get a sixth season of college softball. She never imagined it would come without Mark Lumley, the longtime coach who passed away this winter.