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Mariah Mazon got Oregon State out of a big jam and has the Beavers back in the Women’s College World Series for the first time since 2006.
Rhiannon Potkey
Fans are packing the stands across the country to watch the NCAA Super Regionals. Find out the latest each day on how many are flocking to the fields as the sport continues to grow in popularity.
D1Softball Staff
Catch up on the scores, news and analysis from all eight super regionals on the road to the WCWS.
In a Super Regional showdown not many predicted, Stanford will host Oregon State to guarantee the Pac-12 at least one spot in OKC.
Tara Henry and Rhiannon Potkey are back for Season 2 of The D1Softball Podcast! The duo recaps Regionals and preview the Super Regional match-ups.
You might have guessed that Florida is a very homegrown team. But did you know they have fewer in-state players than super regional foe Virginia Tech? We look at the roots of the remaining 16 teams.
D1Softball looks back on a weekend of mayhem that saw some of the sport’s most familiar names sent packing and some new faces audition for roles in Oklahoma City.
The road to the Women’s College World Series runs through Tuscaloosa at Rhoads Stadium featuring No. 6 Alabama, Chattanooga, Murray State, and Stanford.
In this week’s Pac-12 notebook, Baylee Klingler’s Triple Crown hopes and can Arizona State grab a Top 8 Seed?
As the SEC Tournament gets underway, Mississippi gives the nation’s deepest league yet another representative in the D1Softball Top 25. But it’s Pac-12 leader Arizona State on the move this week.
In this week’s Pac-12 notebook, ASU and UCLA play the biggest series of the year, Washington is playing its best right now, highlighting Ellessa Bonstrom’s career at Utah and more.
The top spots in the D1Softball Top 25 remain the same. The shakeup comes at the other end of the rankings, with No. 23 Louisiana and No. 24 Wichita State new entrants this week.
In this week’s Pac-12 notebook, Gabbie Plain’s plan paying off, Stanford with another big weekend, and Utah’s future.
The top remains nearly the same while the rest of the rankings resemble the Wild West. Washington climbs into the top 10 while Stanford and LSU re-enter the poll.
Duke and Clemson’s hopes for top-eight seeds took a hit. ASU’s Pac-12 title hopes took a hit. Kentucky pitching took a hit. But no one had a worse weekend than voters who snubbed Addison Barnard.
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.
In this week’s Pac-12 notebook, is Arizona set up for future success? Stanford and Cal’s look ahead. Are the Pac-12 awards already locked up?
Oklahoma lost for the first time this season but retains the No. 1 ranking in the D1Softball Top 25. Meanwhile, it was a big week for Nebraska and the resurgent Big Ten.
Hailey Dolcini threw a gem to end Oklahoma’s 40-game winning streak. But Texas wasn’t the only team working on its postseason resume with big wins this week. Find out more in What We Learned.
Alana Vawter’s career has been building for a national spotlight. Arizona State’s first-place look isn’t a mirage, now or for the future. That and more in this week’s Pac-12 notebook.
One Conference USA team is picking up momentum as another loses steam. But is the Big Ten home to this week’s biggest mover in D1Softball’s Bubble Watch?
Oklahoma’s Jocelyn Alo, Stanford’s Alana Vawter, and Louisiana’s Sam Landry take home the D1Softball weekly honors.
The Sooners cruise through another week atop the D1Softball Top 25, UCLA drops and Stanford enters.
Virginia Tech and Florida State are both WCWS caliber teams, Oklahoma broke another record and Stanford can pitch. Find out what else the D1Softball staff learned in week 9 of college softball.
Stanford ends UCLA’s winning streak, Arizona State moves into first place in the Pac-12, and more in D1Softball’s Daily Dozen.
Oregon State’s freshmen starred in a sweep over Cal. Can Arizona turn around its season against the Beavers? We discuss in the Pac-12 Netbook.
Arizona State had its best weekend in Tucson in recent memory. A lot of it has to do with the roster Trisha Ford has assembled. Oregon gets gritty wins. And a whole lot more in this week’s Pac-12 notebook.
Washington’s offense struggled to get anything going against Megan Faraimo. The Sun Devils took advantage of Arizona’s pitching. Brady breaks down the entire Friday night slate in the Pac-12.
UCLA made a statement in the first weekend of Pac-12 play and can extend the gap between themselves and the rest of the conference this week. That and more in the Pac-12 notebook.
