Following a run to the Women’s College World Series, Florida has returned to the field this fall with a more dynamic offense and added arms in the circle.

Coming out aggressive from the start, No. 14 Florida hammered No. 3 Virginia Tech in a run-rule win to reach the Women’s College World Series for the 11th time.

After dropping a weather-suspended opening game, No. 14 Florida regrouped to beat No. 3 Virginia Tech and force a winner-take-all Game 3.

Arkansas clinched its second straight regular-season title, Florida showed its resiliency in Baton Rouge and Ole Miss closed strong in the final game before its stadium is torn down. That and more in this week’s SEC Notebook.

Danielle Gibson tops the Arkansas record book, the Hokies and others clinch conference titles, and more in D1Softball’s Daily Dozen.

Arkansas remains on top, youth on display in Florida-Alabama series and top pitchers take some lumps. That and more in this week’s SEC Notebook.

March began with madness in college softball, as both No. 6 Virginia Tech and No. 3 Florida fell to midweek upsets.

The opening weekend of the season was a mixed bag for SEC teams. Alabama and Florida started strong and showcased some talented newcomers.

From a California showdown between two perennial powers to a new strikeout leader in the AAC, we’ve got you covered, that and more in the Daily Dozen.

Transfer Skylar Wallace and freshman Reagan Walsh have performed well in the fall, and should make an immediate impact for the Florida Gators in the upcoming season.