The D1Softball staff reveals its All-Americans for the 2023 season ahead of the Women’s College World Series.

Stay up to date with the softball transfer tracker with D1Softball’s tracker. We will update as the offseason progresses.

The NCAA Division I Championship bracket was released Sunday night. Two-time defending champion Oklahoma was the No. 1 seed for the fourth straight year while Arizona and Michigan didn’t make the field for the first time in tournament history.

D1Softball gives fans a place to see all the softball conference awards from the 32 conferences around the nation in one place.

There is plenty at stake heading into the conference tournaments. Automatic qualifiers, at-large bids and top 16 seeds.

Check out what the bracket may look like before the true madness begins.

It’s officially Mayhem.

We take a look at who’s hosting and what teams are on the wrong side of the bubble.

Oklahoma, UCLA and Oregon kept their winning streaks going. Check out how the rest of the Top 25 Fared in Week 12.

Oklahoma, Texas and Georgia stand out with ranked series sweeps. Check out how the rest of the Top 25 Fared in Week 11.

Utah made a statement. Meanwhile, Nine of the Top 12 suffered at least one loss. Check out how the rest of the Top 25 Fared in Week 10.

Wichita State and Baylor made statements against Top Five teams. Check out how the rest of the Top 25 Fared in Week 9.

It’s the first week of April, it’s time to start bubble watching. Did you team make the first Field of 64 Projection?

Find out below:

Oklahoma, UCLA and Indiana keep on winning with series sweeps. Check out how the rest of the Top 25 Fared in Week 8.

Tennessee and Georgia had two big time sweeps in the SEC. UCLA and Stanford won Top 25 series in the Pac-12.

See how the entire Top 25 fared this week:

The Top 9 teams went undefeated this week.

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Oklahoma made a statement.

UCLA, Clemson and LSU suffered their first losses of the season.

How did the rest of the Top 25 fare? Find out here.

No. 2 UCLA went undefeated at the Clearwater Invitational. How did the rest of the D1Softball Top 25 fare this week? Find out here:

How did the D1Softball Top 25 Fared on Opening Week of the 2023 season? The answers are right here for you.

The anticipation is finally over. The 2023 NCAA Division I softball season begins on Thursday. The D1Softball staff has you covered with the big games to watch and all the tournament information needed.

Ready for the season to start? Here are 80 names to know that could be impact freshmen in 2023.

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.

UCF head coach Cindy Ball-Malone said Jada Cody will win the Knights games with her bat. She plays multiple positions at a high level and comes in as our top utility player.

Baylee Klingler is coming off a Pac-12 Triple Crown, an accolade she only shares with two others in history. She comes in at the top spot at the hot corner in our preseason power rankings.

Karina Gaskins led Notre Dame in batting average (.428), home runs (13), and RBIs (61) in a breakout year. She is one of our best first baseman coming into the 2023 season.

Allie Skaggs hit 24 home runs last year and her defense improved as the season went on. The Arizona second baseman is one of the best at the position.

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

Oklahoma’s Kinzie Hansen battled injuries last season, but when healthy it’s hard to argue with her stellar bat and defensive skills. She comes in as our top preseason catcher for 2023.

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?

The NCAA’s Michella Chester talks all things D1Softball with Tara Henry as we count down to the 2023 season.

On Tuesday, the American Collegiate League announced the addition of the Vegas Collegiate League. Its the fourth regional league to join the ACL, along with Florida Gulf Coast League (FGCL), Music City Collegiate League (MCCL) and Heartland Collegiate League (HCL).