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Grand Valley State softball has a Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference regular-season title to defend and is looking to get back to the final round of the NCAA Division II Softball Championship, too.

NCAA Division II teams from across the country come together for THE Spring Games.

Softball season has arrived and it kicks off this weekend with Division II teams competing at the 2024 Railsplitter Invitational streaming live on FloSoftball. Lincoln-Memorial, who is ranked third in the SAC Preseason Softball Poll, will kick off the event on Friday with a matchup against the GLIAC's Ferris State.

Lincoln Memorial softball will host four teams for the inaugural Railsplitter Invitational, bringing together solid Division II talent for an early-season showcase.

THE Spring Games 2024 are returning to FloSoftball this February and there's one Division II match-up that should be on everyone's radar as we draw near to the games: Grand Valley State vs the University of Minnesota Mankato.

The Saginaw Valley State University softball team cruised to a 12-2 win in five innings over Parkside on Sunday to win its second consecutive Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Tournament championship.

What’s there even left to say anymore after the madness of the past few days in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Softball Tournament?

The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference announced its 2023 All-GLIAC softball teams and postseason awards in conjunction with the conference’s annual softball tournament.

Even after a pair of visits to the NCAA Division II Women’s College World Series, Hannah Beatus (and her experienced Grand Valley State softball teammates) didn’t quite feel satisfied.

The Division II portion of THE Spring Games features a strong field that includes nine teams that are either ranked or appeared in the NCAA Tournament last season.

Two runs were all that separated Grand Valley State from advancing to Denver and the 2022 Div. II Women's College World Series. The Lakers head into 2023 ranked No. 10 nationally, but return a corps with the potential to finish No. 1.

With the return of NCAA softball just days away, the storylines heading into the 2023 season are endless, particularly at the Division II level, where a new power could be emerging in the sport, while other top programs return loaded lineups, strong pitching staffs or some combination of the two – all with their sights set on a trip to Denver.

While offense has boomed in softball of late, the key to sustained success remains having dominant arms in the circle.