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Georgia returns a talented veteran team hoping to make a deep run. The Bulldogs have created a schedule to match. Find out more in our 2023 Fall Report.
Two-way players and Sun Belt pitchers highlight the 70-61 section of the D100 list.
Florida State completes the sweep of Clemson with a swipe, a legend keeps growing at Indiana and the Commonwealth Clash goes extras again. That and more in Friday’s D1Softball Daily Dozen.
D1Softball’s First and Third Base Power Rankings of Week 7 of the 2023 season are led by Valerie Cagle and Alyssa Brito.
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.
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.
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.
Pitching reinforcements were needed for Georgia, and the Dawgs addressed that with the addition of a quality transfer. That and more in the Georgia Fall Report.
Sluggers, defensive stars, and players that showed up in the clutch. Here is is the final D1Softball Third Base Power Rankings.
D150 D1Softball continues with players 60-46 released. A plethora of pitchers led by future Sooner Alex Storako.
Fresh off upsetting Alabama, you know Haley Lee still makes the cut at first base. But which familiar face rejoins the D1Softball position rankings at the hot corner?
Arkansas leads the way when it comes to corner infielders, but who else makes the cut in D1Softball’s latest positional power rankings?
A few months removed from reaching the Women’s College World Series, Georgia returns to the field with a new head coach and hoping to find an ace in the circle.
Georgia stunned No. 1 Oklahoma to halt its 40-game winning streak.
Nearly all SEC schools submitted bids to host NCAA postseason games this year. The NCAA has switched to predetermined sites because of COVID-19 precautions.
The Dawgs got some unexpected insurance after the 2020 season was cut short because of the coronavirus pandemic.
