The Second Base and Shortstop Power Rankings of the 2023 season are led by Oklahoma’s Tiare Jennings and Wichita State’s Sydney McKinney.

Megan Faraimo is on a mission on it showed.

Kentucky stood out in all facets.

Missouri’s offensive staff changes appear to be working.

Find it all here in Brady’s Breakdown from California.

Glove, bat, leadership, Grace Lyons does it all for Oklahoma. The Sooner shortstop comes in at our top spot at the position.

Florida and Arkansas start the 2023 season at the top of the always-stacked SEC, which has plenty of contenders and intrigue in store as usual.

The D1Softball Shortstop Power Rankings include a Pac-12 triple crown winner and the nation’s batting champ among others.

D150 D1Softball continues with players 90-76 released. A handful of all-around outfielders, ace pitchers, and even more included.

The SEC led all conferences with four selections in the inaugural Rawlings Gold Glove Awards, honoring defensive excellence.

Missouri shows some power, Texas A&M is leaving home and Alabama welcomes a future conference foe. That and more in this week’s SEC Notebook.

Headlined by Montana Fouts and Alabama, the SEC will once again be the deepest conference in the country with a plethora of teams in contention for the title and deep postseason runs.

Missouri will be fielding a very experienced team for the 2022 season. The Tigers return every starter and have added some younger talent who are learning from the upperclassmen.

Missouri played a nearly perfect regional to live up to its No. 8 seed, but will mid-major powerhouse James Madison follow Odicci Alexander’s lead to another upset?

The top plays from NCAA Regional Weekend. Follow all the action & tag us using #D1Top10 throughout the 2021 campaign.

The amount of talent in the SEC this season provided plenty of candidates for the D1Softball 2021 All-SEC team. Find out which players made the squad.

In this week’s SEC notebook, Rhiannon Potkey details a new addition to Alabama and breaks down Arkansas’ chase for history.

Missouri’s offense is leading the SEC in several offensive categories while many other teams and players continue setting program records.