Kenny Gajewski was confident his team would respond in a big way. Oklahoma State did with a 8-0 run-rule win over Utah to stay alive.

Alana Vawter and NiJaree Canardy combined on a one-hitter to deliver Stanford its first WCWS win in 19 years and bring the Montana Fouts era in college softball to a close.

Rylee Holtorf drove in three runs, including the go-ahead home run, to lead Washington to a 4-1 victory over Utah on Friday at the Women’s College World Series.

The Milloy family has connections to three teams playing in the Women’s College World Series this week. They are sharing their experiences with D1Softball in a daily diary.

Tara’s take live from Day One of the Women’s College World Series.

Florida State made quite the statement. The Noles won their first opening WCWS game in its last six tries after run ruling Oklahoma State.

Jordy Bahl pitched in the WCWS as a freshman. But what we saw in Thursday’s opening game was the Oklahoma ace’s real WCWS debut.

Stanford freshman NiJaree Canady woke up the echoes of WCWS aces past in a stellar debut, but Jayda Coleman, Jordy Bahl and No. 1 Oklahoma ultimately made it a footnote on their march toward another title.

Sparked by the bottom of the order, No. 4 Tennessee opened the Women’s College World Series with a 10-5 victory over No. 5 Alabama on Thursday afternoon.

Throughout the Women’s College World Series, players will be providing journal entires to D1Softball for an inside look at what’s taking place in Oklahoma City.

You don’t stay on top by staying the same. For Oklahoma and coach Patty Gasso, Jayda Coleman was the player and the personality that the Sooners needed to keep moving forward.

Tara Henry and Gray Robertson get you ready for the Women’s College World Series. They also chatted with ESPN’s Amanda Scarborough as she made her way to OKC.

From Oklahoma chasing history to the role of transfers, fifth-year players and geography, all you need to know to prepare for the 2023 WCWS.

Utah’s Amy Hogue and Stanford’s Jessica Allister were players on the last teams at their programs to reach the Women’s College World Series. Now, they are back as head coaches.

Montana Fouts had plenty of help this time, but Alabama’s ace said farewell to the Rhoads House by saying hello again to the Women’s College World Series.

Pitcher Mariah Lopez helped Utah beat San Diego State in the Super Regional and earn a trip to the Women’s College World Series for the first time in 29 years.

Alabama’s Ashley Prange gave Montana Fouts a lead to protect, and the legend didn’t let it slip away. Now it’s one game for a trip to OKC.

Lindsay Lopez leads Washington back to OKC in a shutout victory over Louisiana.

Utah hit three home runs, including a grand slam by Julia Jimenez, to run-rule San Diego State 10-1 and force a winner-take-all Game 3.

Payton Gottshall threw a two-hitter as Tennessee beat Texas 9-0 to sweep the Super Regional and advance to the Women’s College World Series for the first time since 2015.

Down to its final strike, Oklahoma rallied to win its record-breaking 48th consecutive game and return to the WCWS.

Despite an early-morning first pitch, Stanford showed no signs of sluggishness on Saturday to sweep Duke and advance to the Women’s College World Series for the first time since 2004.

San Diego State beat Utah to secure its first-ever Super Regional victory behind key performances from AJ Murphy and Dee Dee Hernandez.

Washington’s run-rule win over Louisiana puts the Huskies just a win away from advancing to OKC.

The pitching staff held Georgia quiet and the lineup found clutch hits.

Florida State is headed back to Oklahoma City.

Two legendary aces started Friday’s game, but only Northwestern’s Danielle Williams made it to the finish line victorious. As she has more than any active pitcher in Division I.

Oklahoma State is headed to the Women’s College World Series for the fourth straight season. Kelly Maxwell was nearly perfect and Kiley Naomi is still on fire.

Zaida Puni continued her hot streak at the plate as Tennessee moved one step closer to the Women’s College World Series with a 5-2 win over Texas in the Knoxville Super Regional opener.

Despite some sloppy moments, Oklahoma is a win away from the WCWS and a win away from setting a Division I record for the most consecutive wins.