Hear from new Arkansas Razorback Kailey Wyckoff on her decision to head to Fayetteville and what led her to play for Arkansas. You’ll also hear from Head Coach Courtney Deifel.

The SEC on Wednesday released the conference softball schedule for the 2025 season.League play will begin on March 7th. The 2025 season is the first to include a 15-member SEC following the additions of Oklahoma and Texas. Teams will continue past practice of playing eight teams in conference play, but now will miss six teams in the league during the regular season.The 2025 SEC conference […]

The Fayetteville Regional features host and No. 12 seed Arkansas, along with Arizona, Villanova, and Southeast Missouri.

Tennessee has been the most consistent team in the SEC this season. Can that translate into another tournament title for the Lady Vols? We find out this week.

Check out the Top 100 Hitters and Top 100 Pitchers from weekend 10 of the 2024 college softball season!

A family with multiple active college softball players isn’t common, but it’s also not rare. What makes this story unique is how the family itself came to be.

Check out the Top 100 Hitters and Top 100 Pitchers from weekend six of the 2024 college softball season!

Check out the Top 100 Hitters and Top 100 Pitchers from weekend four of the 2024 college softball season!

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 […]

Saturday’s showcase between No. 2 Texas and No. 9 Stanford lived up to the hype, while Georgia and Virginia Tech met for a rematch and both Robyn Herron and Olivia Miller were perfect.

An LSU walk-off, Lexi Kilfoyl’s own heroics on both sides of the ball, and a lot of action from Cathedral City highlight the recap of Thursday’s action.

Check out the Top 100 Hitters and Top 100 Pitchers from weekend two of the 2024 college softball season!

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

Among the hundreds – yes, hundreds – of assistant coaching transactions that were made this summer, here are the best moves from around the country.

We’re officially TWO weeks away from Division 1 softball kicking off. We help get you one day closer with today’s episode of In The Circle.

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.

Saylor Timmerman believes Courtney Deifel will develop her into the best pitcher she can be thus why she’s headed to Arkansas.

Arkansas has dipped into the transfer portal again to reload the roster. The Hogs hope the additions can prolong their run of success. Learn more in the Fall Report.

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

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

Arkansas is expected to add Utah’s DJ Gasso to its coaching staff.

Some of the most talented young collegiate players in the country will be part of the TC Colorado team participating the 2023 Canada Cup in early July.

USA Softball on Thursday announced the 16 players selected to represent Team USA in the 2023 Japan All-Star Series in August. The players come from 12 NCAA Division I programs.

Arkansas’ Rylin Hedgecock worked hard to develop during her career and took advantage this season to earn D1Softball’s Most Improved Player honors.

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

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

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.

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.