We’ve seen Montana Fouts be perfect on a Friday in Oklahoma City. In her final college start, she just wanted to give her team a chance.

Extra-inning games and weather delays made for a long day at Bogle Park on Wednesday at the SEC Tournament, with Ole Miss, South Carolina and Alabama emerging as winners.

Washington wins a Pac-12 pitching duel, Oklahoma rallies for its 40th straight victory and walk-off celebrations sweep the nation. That and more from Saturday’s action.

Montana Fouts was perfect again for the Tide, Florida State secured another ACC title and mid-major pitchers were dealing. That and more in Friday’s Daily Dozen.

Indiana’s Taryn Kern keeps hitting home runs, Maddie Penta keeps carrying Auburn and the final NCAA seed keeps building false hopes.

D1Softball’s Pitcher and Catcher Power Rankings in Week 11 of the 2023 season are led by Megan Faraimo and Kinzie Hansen.

D1Softball previews 20 prospects from around the country to know ahead of Monday’s WPF Second Annual Draft.

D1Softball’s Pitcher and Catcher Power Rankings in Week 9 of the 2023 season are led by Megan Faraimo and Kinzie Hansen.

Arkansas salvaged the series finale.

Montana Fouts won another series for Bama, this time with a no-no.

Ole Miss didn’t want Erin Coffel to beat them. So Grace Lorsung did.

Jayda Kearney’s clutch blast kept Georgia atop the SEC standings.

Florida State reminded us who owns the ACC.

Baylor took down another Top 5 foe.

Oklahoma and Texas provided plenty of drama, on and off the field. UCLA swept aside Stanford. And Montana Fouts just keeps pitching. That and more in What We Learned.

Michaela Edenfield started April strong.

Duke’s offense had a blast against Virginia Tech.

ASU picked up its biggest win under Megan Bartlett thus far.

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.

The rivalry rubber match between Tennessee and Alabama featured a little bit of everything – wacky and otherwise – as the Lady Vols clinched the series with a 7-5 win.

Lair Beautae hit her first home run of the season and Ashley Rogers threw a three-hitter as No. 3 Tennessee beat No 15 Alabama 5-1 in the series opener on Friday night for its 20th straight win.

Arizona made quite the comeback…three times.

Allee Bunker and Oregon snapped Stanford’s 21-game winning streak.

Montana Fouts squared off against Chenise Delce and a pitching duel broke out.

That and more in the D1Softball Daily Dozen.

D1Softball Pitcher and Catcher Power Rankings in Week 5 of the 2023 season are led by Stephanie Schoonover and Terra McGowan.

Florida State travels to Oklahoma State for a rare three-game nonconference series between power programs. Plus, the Pac-12 and SEC begin play. That and more in What to Watch for Week 5.

Oklahoma’s Jayda Coleman, Alabama’s Montana Fouts and Stanford’s NiJaree Canady take home the D1Softball weekly honors.

Big stars did big things in Week 4, with Clemson’s Valerie Cagle making her case as the best of them all.

South Alabama and Tulsa spring upsets in different fashions, Sydney McKinney’s hit streak ends and triples are wild for Texas Tech. That and more in Saturday’s D1Softball Daily Dozen.

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

The D1Softball Position Power Rankings kicks off with the best in the circle. Kelly Maxwell starts the year at the top of the list. Who else joined her?

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.

To send off Montana Fouts with an WCWS sequel, a star-studded freshman class will need to adapt quickly to Alabama’s enduring standard of excellence.

An Olympic rematch against Japan awaits Team USA after big nights from Haylie McCleney and Ally Carda helped defeat Australia in a World Games semifinal.

Here is the final D1Softball Pitcher Power Rankings, headlined the aces of Oklahoma State and USF in Kelly Maxwell and Georgina Corrick.

D150 D1Softball continues with players 60-46 released. A plethora of pitchers led by future Sooner Alex Storako.

The regular-season ended with record-breaking home runs, controversial home runs and a muddled mess in the middle. Now, all eyes turn to the tournament. Find out more in this week’s SEC Notebook.