Softball
National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
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2025
2025
Regular Season: February – May
Postseason: May – June
NCAA Tournament - Women's College World Series (WCWS)
Thursday May 29 - Thursday June 5/Friday June 6, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WCWS Finals (Best-of-Three)
National Champion:
Player of the Year:
WCWS Most Outstanding Player (MOP):
2024
Regular Season: February – May
Postseason: May – June
NCAA Tournament - Women's College World Series (WCWS)
Thursday May 30 - Thursday June 6, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WCWS Finals (Best-of-Three): Texas Longhorns vs. Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma Sooners Win Finals 2-0
National Champion: Oklahoma Sooners
Player of the Year: NiJaree Canady (Stanford Cardinal)
WCWS MOP: Kelly Maxwell (Oklahoma Sooners)
2023
Regular Season: February – May
Postseason: May – June
NCAA Tournament - Women's College World Series (WCWS)
Thursday June 1 - Thursday June 8, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WCWS Finals (Best-of-Three): Oklahoma Sooners vs. Florida State Seminoles
Oklahoma Sooners Win Finals 2-0
National Champion: Oklahoma Sooners
Player of the Year: Valerie Cagle (Clemson Tigers)
WCWS MOP: Jordy Bahl (Oklahoma Sooners)
2022
Regular Season: February – May
Postseason: May – June
NCAA Tournament - Women's College World Series (WCWS)
Thursday June 2 - Thursday June 9, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WCWS Finals (Best-of-Three): Oklahoma Sooners vs. Texas Longhorns
Oklahoma Sooners Win Finals 2-0
National Champion: Oklahoma Sooners
Player of the Year: Jocelyn Alo (Oklahoma Sooners)
WCWS MOP: Jocelyn Alo (Oklahoma Sooners)
2021
Regular Season: February – May
Postseason: May – June
NCAA Tournament - Women's College World Series (WCWS)
Thursday June 3 - Thursday June 10, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WCWS Finals (Best-of-Three): Oklahoma Sooners vs. Florida State Seminoles
Oklahoma Sooners Win Finals 2-1
National Champion: Oklahoma Sooners
Player of the Year: Jocelyn Alo (Oklahoma Sooners)
WCWS MOP: Giselle Juarez (Oklahoma Sooners)
2020
Regular Season: February – May
Postseason: May – June
NCAA Tournament - Canceled
Women's College World Series (WCWS)
Thursday May 28 - Tuesday June 2/Wednesday June 3, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WCWS Finals (Best-of-Three)
Player of the Year: Miranda Elish (Texas Longhorns)
2019
Regular Season: February – May
Postseason: May – June
NCAA Tournament - Women's College World Series (WCWS)
Thursday May 30 – Tuesday June 4, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WCWS Finals (Best-of-Three): Oklahoma Sooners vs. UCLA Bruins
UCLA Bruins Win Finals 2-0
National Champion: UCLA Bruins
Player of the Year: Rachel Garcia (UCLA Bruins)
WCWS MOP: Rachel Garcia (UCLA Bruins)
2018
Regular Season: February – May
Postseason: May – June
NCAA Tournament - Women's College World Series (WCWS)
Thursday May 31 – Tuesday June 5, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WCWS Finals (Best-of-Three): Washington Huskies vs. Florida State Seminoles
Florida State Seminoles Win Finals 2-0
National Champion: Florida State Seminoles
Player of the Year: Rachel Garcia (UCLA Bruins)
WCWS MOP: Jessie Warren (Florida State Seminoles)
2017
Regular Season: February – May
Postseason: May – June
NCAA Tournament - Women's College World Series (WCWS)
Thursday June 1 – Tuesday June 6, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WCWS Finals (Best-of-Three): Florida Gators vs. Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma Sooners Win Finals 2-0
National Champion: Oklahoma Sooners
Player of the Year: Kelly Barnhill (Florida Gators)
WCWS MOP: Shay Knighten (Oklahoma Sooners)
2016
Regular Season: February – May
Postseason: May – June
NCAA Tournament - Women's College World Series (WCWS)
Thursday June 2 – Wednesday June 8, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WCWS Finals (Best-of-Three): Oklahoma Sooners vs. Auburn Tigers
Oklahoma Sooners Win Finals 2-1
National Champion: Oklahoma Sooners
Player of the Year: Sierra Romero (Michigan Wolverines)
WCWS MOP: Paige Parker (Oklahoma Sooners)
2015
Regular Season: February – May
Postseason: May – June
NCAA Tournament - Women's College World Series (WCWS)
Thursday May 28 – Wednesday June 3, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WCWS Finals (Best-of-Three): Florida Gators vs. Michigan Wolverines
Florida Gators Win Finals 2-1
National Champion: Florida Gators
Player of the Year: Lauren Haeger (Florida Gators)
WCWS MOP: Lauren Haeger (Florida Gators)
2014
Regular Season: February – May
Postseason: May – June
NCAA Tournament - Women's College World Series (WCWS)
Thursday May 29 – Tuesday June 3, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WCWS Finals (Best-Of-Three): Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Florida Gators
Florida Gators Win Finals 2-0
National Champion: Florida Gators
Player of the Year: Lacey Waldrop (Florida State Seminoles)
WCWS MOP: Hannah Rogers (Florida Gators)