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.

Boise State won the Mountain West regular-season title last season, but San Diego State won the inaugural conference tournament crown and went on a run all the way to a Super Regional berth. Here’s a look at how the conference shakes out in 2024.

The Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic field for the 2024 event in February includes three-time defending NCAA champion Oklahoma and Nebraska’s Jordy Bahl.

The Pac-12 opened play, Arkansas rallied for SEC win and Boise State opened the Mountain West in style. That and more in D1Softball’s Daily Dozen.

The top plays from the opening weekend of the 2022 D1 season – #D1Top10

Stacy May-Johnson appreciates Fresno State’s history of softball success. Rhiannon Potkey recently caught up with May-Johnson as part of a series introducing new head coaches.

The Road to Oklahoma City starts here. The D1Softball Staff has you covered with everything you need to know heading into the Regionals.

Selection Day for college softball is tomorrow and our Tara Henry and Graham Hays release the updated Field of 64 Projections as of May 15.

Minnesota made a statement, UCLA remains the team to beat in the Pac and non-Power 5 perfection capped the weekend. What we learned from Week 9.

Tara Henry and Rhiannon Potkey host Episode 32 of The D1Softball Podcast! This week they welcome Fresno State’s Hailey Dolcini and Oregon’s Brooke Yanez on our Players Only segment.

It was another big week of college softball action, and UNI’s Sammey Bunch, Fordham’s Devon Miller, Fresno State’s Hailey Dolcini and South Dakota State’s Tori Kniesche take home this week’s awards.

Outside of a few Monday games, Week Eight is in the books. Find out what our staff learned from all the weekend’s action.

A double dose of perfection, a bunch of home runs and a poignant victory following the death of a super fan. That and more in Saturday’s Daily Dozen.

Historic wins, record-breaking performances, a perfect game and walk-off home runs. That and more in Friday’s Daily Dozen.

Which college softball teams were right on the cusp of our Preseason Top 25 Rankings? We have those names, plus analysis on each club.

Our WCWS Tournament Of Champions Bracket continues with an in-depth look at Session Two, which includes UCLA 2003, Fresno State 1998, Texas A&M 1987 and Arizona 2001.

Our WCWS Tournament Of Champions Bracket continues with an in-depth look at Session Two, which includes UCLA 2003, Fresno State 1998, Texas A&M 1987 and Arizona 2001.

There were no new entrants into the Top 25 this week, but the latest rankings do have movement with Oklahoma State and others trending up.

Perfect games, series clinchers and tournament titles highlighted the final day of week five as Rhiannon Potkey and Tara Henry get you caught up.

Raina O’Neal had a strong weekend and continue to make moves in the rankings, while Fresno State is the lone new entrant into the latest D1Softball Top 25 Rankings.

The final two undefeated teams fell on Saturday as upsets were aplenty on an action packed day that saw Kentucky put up some historic numbers offensively.