1. Perfect Penta on the Plains. Starting in the circle in a Thursday night clash against Georgia State, Maddie Penta was good. So good, you might say she was perfect. The All-American threw just the third perfect game in Auburn program history, tossing six immaculate frames en route to an 8-0 victory. Facing eighteen hitters in total, Penta struck out thirteen of them, including a stretch […]

The headlines and highlights from Thursday’s Opening Day of the D1Softball season are all part of the year’s first Daily Dozen.

Following a run to the Women’s College World Series, Tennessee is hoping to retain its position at the top of the SEC standings. But the Lady Vols will have plenty of challengers in the loaded conference chase.

There’s no more Montana, but Alabama aims to fly high with newfound pitching depth and a lineup wiser for the experience of last year.

“Having the opportunity to play at Alabama in front of thousands of the best fans in the nation is a dream come true for me!”

Gerritt Griggs is ready to be a part of the Tide

The Southeastern Conference on Wednesday announced the conference schedule for the 2024 softball season. Conference play runs from March 8-May 5.

Former University of Alabama All-American outfielder Kayla Braud is joining the Crimson Tide coaching staff. Braud has spent the last decade as an analyst for ESPN.

The top five transfer classes are highlighted by some of the best pitchers from last season as they don new threads.

USA Softball on Thursday announced the roster for the Pan American Games. The team includes 15 former and one current college player representing 11 different universities.

Fresh off a third-straight national title, Oklahoma secures a three-peat at No. 1 in the final D1Softball poll of the 2023 season.

We’ve seen Montana Fouts be perfect on a Friday in Oklahoma City. In her final college start, she just wanted to give her team a chance.

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.

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.

All of our Women’s College World Series coverage in all place.

The D1Softball staff reveals its All-Americans for the 2023 season ahead of the Women’s College World Series.

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.

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.

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.

Will Danielle Williams return to OKC or will Alabama understudy-turned-headliner Jaala Torrence rule the weekend?

D1Softball catches you up on the the scores, news and analysis from all eight super regionals on the road to the WCWS.

Follow along all weekend as the Tuscaloosa Regional unfolds on the road to the Women’s College World Series.

For No. 5 Alabama, Central Arkansas, Middle Tennessee and Long Island, the road to the WCWS begins in the Tuscaloosa Regional.

The NCAA Division I Championship bracket was released Sunday night. Two-time defending champion Oklahoma was the No. 1 seed for the fourth straight year while Arizona and Michigan didn’t make the field for the first time in tournament history.

Oklahoma may prove to be unstoppable, but 63 teams are ready to try and prove otherwise. From freshman stars to innovative pitching, and from Austin to Seattle, what’s in store on the road to the Women’s College World Series?

South Carolina’s late-game magic continued at the SEC Tournament to reach the championship game while No. 1 Tennessee used home runs to rally and beat Alabama.

Extra-inning games and weather delays made for a long day at Bogle Park on Wednesday at the SEC Tournament, with Ole Miss, South Carolina and Alabama emerging as winners.

After the final weekend of the regular season, things remained steady at the very top of the Top 25 rankings. But there was movement below as teams battle for postseason positioning.

LSU, Washington, Oklahoma, Baylor and Utah shined this weekend. Check out how the rest of the Top 25 Fared in Week 13.

Washington wins a Pac-12 pitching duel, Oklahoma rallies for its 40th straight victory and walk-off celebrations sweep the nation. That and more from Saturday’s action.