Oklahoma and UCLA headline a talented pool of players as we unveil the 2024 D1Softball Preseason All-Americans.

The UCLA pitching staff doesn’t have a headliner, well at least not yet. Between a transfer, a rising sophomore and a talented freshman there should be enough to compliment the Bruins offense.

The best of the best. The top 10 players in the nation as we finish off the D100 list.

Brady Vernon notes his thoughts of Day Two from the inaugural Pac-12 Softball Tournament in Tucson, Arizona.

The April 28 edition of the D1Softball Daily Dozen covers Florida State’s comeback, Bama freshmen shining and UCLA winning the Pac-12.

D1Softball’s Second Base and Shortstop Power Rankings in Week 11 of the 2023 season are led by Taryn Kern and Skylar Wallace.

What lessons did the weekend hold? OU hitters adjusting to pitching changes, South Carolina, Utah and Northern Iowa making sweeping statements and Skylar Wallace and Maya Brady mashing.

A former Wildcat had a huge moment in the sport’s deepest rivalry.

Utah made a statement in the Pac-12.

Florida might be turning the tide of its season.

D1Softball’s Second Base and Shortstop Power Rankings in Week 9 of the 2023 season are led by Taryn Kern and Sydney McKinney.

The WCWS Finals rematch looked a lot like the original.

Megan Faraimo looked like the ace we know in a Top 10 matchup.

Tennessee overcame Texas A&M in a lenghty pitcher’s duel.

D1Softball’s Second Base and Shortstop Power Rankings in Week 7 of the 2023 season are led by Rachel Becker and Skylar Wallace.

D1Softball’s Second Base and Shortstop Power Rankings in Week 5 of the 2023 season are led by Rachel Becker and Skylar Wallace.

Autumn Pease threw another gem.

Alex Storako and Kinzie Hansen starred again in a ranked matchup.

Stetson took down another marquee opponent.

That and more in the D1Softball Daily Dozen.

The initial Outfielder and Designated Player Power Rankings are led by UCLA’s Maya Brady and Oklahoma’s Jocelyn Erickson.

UCLA’s Maya Brady, Oklahoma State’s Kelly Maxwell and Washington’s Ruby Meylan pick up D1Softball’s inaugural weekly awards for the 2023 season.

SEC teams couldn’t stop scoring, Washington and Michigan answered pitching questions and Lehigh raised its flag in Tuscaloosa. D1 Softball’s crew takes you through the news of Week 1.

No. 1 Oklahoma and No. 2 UCLA headline a talented pool of players as we unveil the 2023 D1Softball Preseason All-Americans.

Thirty-three home runs. Twenty-five stolen bases. A .391 batting average and 1.018 slugging percentage. Addison Barnard did just about everything last year. She’s our top outfielder heading into this season.

UCLA appears to be the favorite heading into the season. What other Pac-12 teams can challenge the Bruins? Find out in the Pac-12 Preview

Megan Faraimo appears to be on a mission. Maya Brady brought it in the fall. There’s plenty of new Bruins embracing the culture. UCLA has the fire power and ready for another championship run.

Baylee Klingler’s three-run home run was the difference on Sunday as Team USA beat Japan 3-2 to even the Japan All-Star Series at a game apiece.

Sluggers, speedsters, gold glovers all make up our D1Softball Top 25 Outfielder Power Rankings from this past season.

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

Maya Brady hit two home runs as No. 5 UCLA beat No. 1 Oklahoma 7-3 to force a winner-take-all second semifinal game on Monday in the Women’s College World Series.

Redshirt senior Holly Azevedo threw a two-hit shutout in her first career start at the WCWS as No. 5 UCLA advanced to the national semifinals with an 8-0 win over No. 14 Florida in six innings.

Texas A&M rallies to upset Alabama, Florida State clinches the series against Clemson and Stanford ends another streak. That and more in Friday’s Daily Dozen.

Oklahoma leads the charge as we unveil the 2022 D1Softball Preseason All-Americans.

The Pac-12 graduated a lot of talent from last season. There will be new stars, but the favorites for the conference appear to be the same.

Rachel Garcia and Bubba Nickles are gone but the process remains in Westwood. Will one of the most experienced rosters imaginable keep UCLA in the title picture?