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2022 Fall Report: UCLA

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.

WCWS Game 9: Azevedo Meets Her Moment as Bruins Advance to National Semifinals

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.

Tara’s Take: Faraimo Tosses Complete Game Victory, Garcia Goes Yard

Savi Pola is more than a talented freshman, Faraimo finished stronger than she started and UCLA is on a 22-game winning streak.

Second Basemen and Shortstop Power Rankings: Week 7

Check out Rapsodo’s Cutting Edge technology and products! Our power rankings are based upon identifying the best and most valuable college softball players for the 2022 season and will be released bi-monthly throughout the season. Tiare Jennings retakes the top spot as our best second baseman. Grace Lyons, her double play partner in Norman, reigns […]

Second Basemen and Shortstop Power Rankings: Week 5

D1Softball releases bi-monthly player rankings throughout the season. Check out the latest First and Third Basemen Power Rankings.

Pac-12 Notebook: Week 4

UCLA’s 10-game winning streak, Oregon’s home run barrage and more in this week’s Pac-12 notebook.

D1Softball’s Weekly Awards: Wong, Corrick, Pola

Oregon’s Vallery Wong, USF’s Georgina Corrick and UCLA’s Savannah Pola take home D1Softball’s weekly honors after strong performances on the field.

Brady’s Breakdown: Tennessee vs. UCLA, Michigan @ Duke, Arizona vs. OU

Megan Faraimo dealt. Oklahoma did Oklahoma things. Duke’s offense made needed adjustments against an All-American pitcher. Brady Vernon shares his thoughts on three of the best matchups from Saturday.

2021 Fall Report: UCLA

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?