Devyn Netz and Carlie Scupin decided to steal the show at the first-ever Pac-12 Tournament game.

Arizona run-ruled ASU as it tries to claw its may back into the postseason picture.

As six ACC teams begin play this weekend, many other teams are going through their final tune-ups in tournaments before their conference season starts.

Karina Gaskins led Notre Dame in batting average (.428), home runs (13), and RBIs (61) in a breakout year. She is one of our best first baseman coming into the 2023 season.

The Wildcats have plenty of players coming back from their WCWS team from a year ago. Plus, there’s been a much different vibe this fall and they looked primed for another run to OKC.

Cydney Sanders was the top player at first base last season, making her easily one of the most attractive players in the transfer portal.

D150 D1Softball continues with players 75-61 released. A pair of Hokies headline this group of 15 players and a few aces join them.

Arizona’s remarkable turnaround continued as the Wildcats swept Mississippi State in the Super Regional to earn a third straight trip to the Women’s College World Series.

One team will take the next step toward Oklahoma City as No. 15 Missouri, Arizona, Illinois and Missouri State clash in the Columbia Regional.

Arkansas leads the way when it comes to corner infielders, but who else makes the cut in D1Softball’s latest positional power rankings?

D1Softball releases bi-monthly player rankings throughout the season. Check out the latest First and Third Basemen Power Rankings.

It’s a new era for Arizona, but the cupboard is far from bare for new head coach Caitlin Lowe.

It was another big week of college softball action, and USF’s Georgina Corrick, LSU’s Taylor Pleasants and Arizona’s Carlie Scupin take home this week’s awards.

We’ve made it to Week 4! Take a look at the intriguing storylines and players to watch during the fourth week of play.

Arkansas’ Braxton Burnside, Michigan’s Meghan Beaubien and Carlie Scupin pick up our weekly awards after stellar week three performances.

Oklahoma scores (and scores some more), Aliyah Andrews soars and pitchers close doors. Saturday’s Daily Dozen delivers it all.