No softball program endured as much of an emotional roller coaster in the last year as James Madison University. The Dukes spent the fall getting to know each other on a deeper level.

James Madison University on Tuesday morning announced the death of sophomore starting catcher Lauren Bernett.

Zaida Puni delivers for the Vols, ASU run-rules Arizona and Kaylee Tow is the Tide’s steading force. That and more in the D1Softball Daily Dozen.

It was an opening weekend to remember in Division I softball as several Top 25 teams were in action. How did they fare? Let’s find out.

The U.S. Women’s National Team announced an 18-player roster on Friday after a week of tryouts in Florida. The team will compete in the World Games in Alabama in July.

The publicity perks of JMU’s run to the WCWS have been clearly evident on the recruiting trail. The Dukes have more name recognition.

JMU’s Kate Gordon balanced playing softball with a job in real estate while helping the Dukes make a magical run to the Women’s College World Series.

Top-seeded Oklahoma defeated JMU 7-1 on Monday to advance to the Women’s College World Series championship series. The Sooners pulled away with four runs in the fifth inning.

No. 1 Oklahoma defeated JMU 6-3 in the national semifinals on Sunday afternoon to force a third meeting between the teams.

Experience this year’s Women’s College World Series through the eyes of the players in our daily Player Diary entries from Oklahoma City.

JMU became the first unseeded team in Women’s College World Series history to win its first two games by upsetting No. 5 Oklahoma State on Friday night.

JMU sprung the upset in the opening game of the Women’s College World Series, taking down No. 1 Oklahoma 4-3 in eight innings.

Former players from all eight Women’s College World Series programs state their case for why their teams can win the national title.

Following months of social justice activism, JMU’s Odicci Alexander is the perfect player to take center stage at this year’s WCWS.

Few people know the remaining 16 Super Regional teams better than opposing coaches. Rhiannon Potkey spoke with a few to get their insight.

It’s Championship Sunday and the D1Softball staff has you covered with results, Regional Champions, MVPs and highlights from all 16 sites.

Too much softball to follow at one time? Don’t worry, the D1Softball staff has you covered with what you need to know from each of the 16 regional sites. Updated throughout the day.

It was another big week of college softball action, and JMU’s Odicci Alexander, USF’s Georgina Corrick and Iowa’s Brylee Klosterman take home this week’s awards.

Perfection, streak-busting milestones and intriguing SEC openers highlighted the action on Friday as Rhiannon Potkey and Tara Henry get you caught up with the Daily Dozen.

Saturday’s action featured clutch hits, comebacks, walk-offs, and extra innings as Rhiannon Potkey and Tara Henry get you caught up in the Daily Dozen.