LOS ANGELES, CA. – The road to the Women’s College World Series runs through Los Angeles, California for an NCAA regional at Easton Stadium featuring No. 6 UCLA, Virginia Tech, San Diego State and Grand Canyon University.UCLA 9, Grand Canyon 1 (5 innings)In a game that was nearly a carbon copy of the Friday night matchup between the two teams, #6-seed UCLA defeated Grand Canyon 9-1 […]

The Los Angeles Regional features host and No. 6 seed UCLA, along with Virginia Tech, San Diego State, and Grand Canyon.

D1Softball has you covered with all the stories, scores and more from the ACC Tournament in Durham.

As the ACC converges on Durham, will No. 1 seed Duke make life difficult on reigning champ Florida State and a conference with plenty of challengers?

Why is Florida State so hard to put away? Why is SIU’s Maddia Groff so good as a freshman? What is the root of Florida’s offensive success? D1Softball’s Graham Hays digs into the numbers.

Student writer Sam Mostow details how Maija Louko’s big hit helped Virginia Tech sweep a series in March.

Virginia Tech’s Cameron Fagan, Boston University pitcher Kasey Ricard, and Penn State freshman Bridget Nemeth earn the D1Softball national awards following week seven.

Virginia Tech’s Rachel Castine earns the inaugural Player of the Week honor of 2024, while Missouri’s Laurin Krings and SIU’s Maddia Groff round out the weekly awards.

The newest Wildcat stunned No. 2 Stanford, Southern Illinois sisters were perfect in their first game together and Texas shines in Easton. All that and more in the Daily Dozen.

Among the hundreds – yes, hundreds – of assistant coaching transactions that were made this summer, here are the best moves from around the country.

Podcast #2 of the week has two ACC coaches primed and prepared for big seasons in 2024. We first travel to South Bend for a chat with Notre Dame Head Coach Deanna Gumpf.

Avery Layton loved watching Keely Rochard pitched, soon, she’ll be throwing from the same circle at Virginia Tech.

After some unexpected disruptions last season, Virginia Tech hopes a new pitching coach and deeper staff can put the Hokies back on track. Learn more about the team in our Fall Report.

Who were the best players of the 2023 college softball season? Today we unveil players 90-81 including Florida State’s Makenna Reid and Kalei Harding.

The first full day of the ACC Tournament saw Clemson survive in extras, Virginia Tech outslug Louisville and Duke freshmen shines in their debuts.

What lessons did the weekend hold? OU hitters adjusting to pitching changes, South Carolina, Utah and Northern Iowa making sweeping statements and Skylar Wallace and Maya Brady mashing.

D1’s Tara Henry and 643’s Natalie Hansen recap Week 9 of the 2023 season, highlighted by the most exciting game.

With six of the top 10 teams suffering losses, there was a big shuffle in the D1Softball Top 25 rankings. Baylor climbed and Florida and Louisiana re-entered the poll.

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.

Indiana stays hot, Cal ends ranking hibernation and Florida drops out of the latest top 25 rankings.

USF will be playing its first game outside of the state of Florida, and No. 1 Oklahoma meets No. 10 Texas in a WCWS rematch. That and more in What to Watch for Week 8.

The status quo reigns supreme at the top of the D1Softball Top 25, but Georgia is on the move inside the top 10.

Winning a potential WCWS preview against Florida State helps Oklahoma State climb to No. 2, while Utah and Texas State debuts in the D1Softball Top 25.

Cal delivered the biggest upset of the season thus far.

Montana Fouts delivered a heroic effort.

Oklahoma State, Washington and Texas A&M evened their series.

All that and more in the D1Softball Daily Dozen.

Oklahoma strengthened its reclaimed hold on No. 1, but Big 12 rival Texas keeps climbing in this week’s D1Softball Top 25.

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.

After an emphatic victory over UCLA, Oklahoma returns to No. 1 in the latest D1Softball Top 25 rankings. Oregon and Wichita State are the newest entrants.

There were homers and no-hitters everywhere. Kara Dill’s team upset her former coach. Texas A&M’s pitching staff shined. That and more in D1Softball’s Daily Dozen.