Walk-up songs are something to be taken very seriously. 15 to 30 seconds of ear magic that represents who you are and should leave a memorable impression on the stadium.

Plenty of Division I & II teams will be taking part in THE Spring Games once the matchups get going this month, the contingent of Division III teams participating—183 of them, in fact—is massive.

You turned on the television earlier this year and saw the action of the Women’s College World Series, or maybe you caught a softball game going on at a local park.

No one can ever take what happened this past weekend at Choccolocco Park in Oxford, Alabama, away from the Texas Smoke.

The 2023 season carved a place in history as one of the most significant ever for college softball.

Defending champion Georgia Impact Caymol returns to headline the field of the 2023 PGF 16U National Championships, beginning July 21.

Is it getting a bit hazy outside, or is it just the Texas Smoke (sending softballs) in the air?

The Smash It Sports Vipers were trailblazers in a new era for professional fastpitch softball, taking the leap to take the field for the Women’s Professional Fastpitch’s (WPF) exhibition season last summer.

Last season's champions of both the Premier and Platinum Divisions return to defend their crowns when the 2023 PGF 18U National Championship gets underway July 21.

Oklahoma softball’s magical ride in 2023, in which it now sits just two wins away from the first three-peat of national championships in the sport in over three decades, had to start somewhere.

We’ve made it.

No program before, or since, won three straight national championships after UCLA completed its run of titles from 1988 through 1990.

Due to inclement weather, the opening-round games of the 2023 SAC Softball Championship, being held at Lenoir-Rhyne, that were scheduled for Thursday have been postponed.

After hundreds of games and plenty of softball each week since the 2023 season began, all the excitement at this year’s edition of THE Spring Games in Florida must come to an end sometime.

After a month of play at THE Spring Games, where Division I programs frequently stole the show, it’s time to give the smaller schools some love.