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2025 ��Ƶ softball bracket: Women's College World Series scores, schedule

SE Louisiana shocks No. 10 LSU with walk-off finish in softball regionals

The 2025 Division I softball tournament is here, with regional play continuing through the weekend. The 64-team field has every team assigned to one of 16 regionals. Winners of these regionals will advance to the super regional round before those eight winners move on to the Women's College World Series.

Below you can find all the information about the 2025 ��Ƶ DI softball tournament, including the bracket, schedule and scores.

2025 ��Ƶ DI softball tournament bracket

Here is the 64-team bracket for this year's tournament:

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2025 ��Ƶ DI softball tournament schedule

See the DI softball tournament schedule below. All times Eastern. You can also click or tap here for a live scoreboard.

Regionals — May 16-18
- Bryan-College Station Regional – Bryan-College Station, Texas
  - May 16
    - Game 1: Liberty 10, Marist 5
    - Game 2: No. 1 Texas A&M 18, Saint Francis (PA) 0
  - May 17
    - Game 3: Liberty 8, No. 1 Texas A&M 5
    - Game 4: Marist 8, Saint Francis 0
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: No. 1 Texas A&M 17, Marist 4
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 1 Texas A&M 14, Liberty 11
    - Game 7: Liberty 6, No. 1 Texas A&M 5
- Norman Regional – Norman, Oklahoma
  - May 16
    - Game 1: California 1, Omaha 0
    - Game 2: No. 2 Oklahoma 8, Boston U 0
  - May 17
    - Game 3: No. 2 Oklahoma 11, California 2
    - Game 4: Omaha 3, Boston U 1
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: California 4, Omaha 0
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 2 Oklahoma 12, California 1
- Gainesville Regional – Gainesville, Florida
  - May 16
    - Game 1: Florida Atlantic 5, Georgia Tech 4 (8 innings)
    - Game 2: No. 3 Florida 8, Mercer 0
  - May 17
    - Game 3: No. 3 Florida 14, Florida Atlantic 6
    - Game 4: Mercer 7, Georgia Tech 3
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: Mercer 7, Florida Atlantic 0
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 3 Florida 8, Mercer 0
- Fayetteville Regional – Fayetteville, Arkansas
  - May 16
    - Game 1: Oklahoma State 11, Indiana 6
    - Game 2: No. 4 Arkansas 10, Saint Louis 0
  - May 17
    - Game 3: No. 4 Arkansas 6, Oklahoma State 5 (8 innings)
    - Game 4: Indiana 4, Saint Louis 2
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: Oklahoma State 16, Indiana 8
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 4 Arkansas 12, Oklahoma State 0
- Tallahassee Regional – Tallahassee, Florida
  - May 16
    - Game 1: South Florida 12, Auburn 7
    - Game 2: Florida State 10, Robert Morris 1
  - May 17
    - Game 3: Florida State 8, South Florida 0
    - Game 4: Auburn 11, Robert Morris 3
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: Auburn 7, South Florida 5
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: Auburn 8, No. 5 Florida State 3
    - Game 7: No. 5 Florida State 4, Auburn 0
- Austin Regional – Austin, Texas
  - May 16
    - Game 1: Michigan 4, UCF 3
    - Game 2: No. 6 Texas 10, Eastern Illinois 2
  - May 17
    - Game 3: No. 6 Texas 16, Michigan 4
    - Game 4: UCF 10, Eastern Illinois 2
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: UCF 10, Michigan 8
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 6 Texas 9, UCF 0
- Knoxville Regional – Knoxville, Tennessee
  - May 16
    - Game 1: No. 7 Tennessee 17, Miami (OH) 0
    - Game 2: Ohio St. 9, North Carolina 6
  - May 17
    - Game 3: No. 7 Tennessee 4, Ohio State 2
    - Game 4: Miami (OH) 4, North Carolina 3
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: Ohio St. 11, Miami (OH)
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 7 Tennessee 5, Ohio St. 0
- Columbia Regional – Columbia, South Carolina
  - May 16
    - Game 1: North Florida 2, Virginia 1
    - Game 2: No. 8 South Carolina 5, Elon 2
  - May 17
    - Game 3: No. 8 South Carolina 3, North Florida 0
    - Game 4: Virginia 12, Elon 0
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: North Florida 6, Virginia 5
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 8 South Carolina 8, North Florida 0
- Los Angeles Regional – Los Angeles, California
  - May 16
    - Game 1: No. 9 UCLA 9, UC Santa Barbara 1
    - Game 2: San Diego State 3, Arizona State 2
  - May 17
    - Game 3: No. 9 UCLA 10, San Diego State 0
    - Game 4: UC Santa Barbara 4, Arizona State 3 (10 innings)
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: UC Santa Barbara 7, San Diego State 5
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 9 UCLA 12, UC Santa Barbara 1
- Baton Rouge Regional – Baton Rouge, Louisiana
  - May 16
    - Game 1: Nebraska 10, UConn 2
    - Game 2: Southeastern Louisiana 4, No. 10 LSU 3
  - May 17
    - Game 3: Nebraska 14, Southeastern Louisiana 1
    - Game 4: No. 10 LSU 3, UConn 0
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: Southeastern Louisiana 8, No. 10 LSU 7
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: Nebraska 8, Southeastern Louisiana 0
- Clemson Regional – Clemson, South Carolina
  - May 16
    - Game 1: Northwestern 4, Kentucky 0
    - Game 2: No. 11 Clemson 10, SC Upstate 2
  - May 17
    - Game 3: No. 11 Clemson 1, Northwestern 0 (9 innings)
    - Game 4: Kentucky 11, SC Upstate 0
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: Kentucky 8, Northwestern 3
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 11 Clemson 5, Kentucky 1
- Lubbock Regional – Lubbock, Texas
  - May 16
    - Game 1: No. 12 Texas Tech 6, Brown 0
    - Game 2: Mississippi State 6, Washington 3
  - May 17
    - Game 3: No. 12 Texas Tech 10, Mississippi State 1
    - Game 4: Washington 13, Brown 5
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: Mississippi State 11, Washington 10
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 12 Texas Tech 9, Mississippi State 6
- Tucson Regional – Tucson, Arizona
  - May 16
    - Game 1: No. 13 Arizona 13, Santa Clara 5
    - Game 2: Ole Miss 7, Grand Canyon 4
  - May 17
    - Game 3: Ole Miss 10, No. 13 Arizona 8
    - Game 4: Grand Canyon 9, Santa Clara 4
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: No. 13 Arizona 4, Grand Canyon 1
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 13 Arizona 10, Ole Miss 1
    - Game 7: Ole Miss 7, No. 13 Arizona 3
- Durham Regional – Durham, North Carolina
  - May 16
    - Game 1: No. 14 Duke 12, Howard 0
    - Game 2: Georgia 6, Coastal Carolina 3
  - May 17
    - Game 3: Georgia 8, No. 14 Duke 2
    - Game 4: Coastal Carolina 9, Howard 1
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: No. 14 Duke 16, Coastal Carolina 8
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 14 Duke 8, Georgia 1
    - Game 7 (if necessary): Georgia 5, No. 14 Duke 2
- Tuscaloosa Regional – Tuscaloosa, Alabama
  - May 16
    - Game 1: Virginia Tech 5, Belmont 0
    - Game 2: No. 15 Alabama 8, Jackson State 0
  - May 17
    - Game 3: No. 15 Alabama 4, Virginia Tech 3
    - Game 4: Belmont 2, Jackson State 1
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: Virginia Tech 11, Belmont 1
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 15 Alabama 3, Virginia Tech 2
- Eugene Regional – Eugene, Oregon
  - May 16
    - Game 1: Stanford 9, Binghamton 2
    - Game 2: No. 16 Oregon 8, Weber State 0
  - May 17
    - Game 3: Stanford 14, No. 16 Oregon 1
    - Game 4: Weber State 7, Binghamton 4
      - Loser eliminated
    - Game 5: No. 16 Oregon 9, Weber State 1
      - Loser eliminated
  - May 18
    - Game 6: No. 16 Oregon 15, Stanford 5
    - Game 7: No. 16 Oregon 10, Stanford 7
Super Regionals
- May 22-25
Women's College World Series
- May 29 - June 5/6 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Selection show
- May 11 at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN2

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Women's College World Series championship history

Below is the complete, year-by-year ��Ƶ DI softball national championship history since 1982.

Year	Champion (Record)	Coach	Score	Runner-Up	Site
2024	*Oklahoma (59-7)	Patty Gasso	8-4	Texas	Oklahoma City
2023	*Oklahoma (61-1)	Patty Gasso	3-1	Florida State	Oklahoma City
2022	*Oklahoma (59-3)	Patty Gasso	10-5	Texas	Oklahoma City
2021	Oklahoma (56-4)	Patty Gasso	5-1	Florida State	Oklahoma City
2020	Canceled due to Covid-19	--	--	--	--
2019	*UCLA (56-6)	Kelly Inouye-Perez	5-4	Oklahoma	Oklahoma City
2018	*Florida State (58-12)	Lonni Alameda	8-3	Washington	Oklahoma City
2017	*Oklahoma (61-9)	Patty Gasso	5-4	Florida	Oklahoma City
2016	Oklahoma (57-8)	Patty Gasso	2-1	Auburn	Oklahoma City
2015	Florida (60-7)	Tim Walton	4-1	Michigan	Oklahoma City
2014	*Florida (55-12)	Tim Walton	6-3	Alabama	Oklahoma City
2013	*Oklahoma (57-4)	Patty Gasso	4-0	Tennessee	Oklahoma City
2012	Alabama (60-8)	Patrick Murphy	5-4	Oklahoma	Oklahoma City
2011	*Arizona State (60-6)	Clint Myers	7-2	Florida	Oklahoma City
2010	*UCLA (50-11)	Kelly Inouye-Perez	15-9	Arizona	Oklahoma City
2009	Washington (51-12)	Heather Tarr	3-2	Florida	Oklahoma City
2008	*Arizona State (66-5)	Clint Myers	11-0	Texas A&M	Oklahoma City
2007	Arizona (50-14-1)	Mike Candrea	5-0	Tennessee	Oklahoma City
2006	Arizona (54-11)	Mike Candrea	5-0	Northwestern	Oklahoma City
2005	Michigan (65-7)	Carol Hutchins	4-1	UCLA	Oklahoma City
2004	UCLA (47-9)	Sue Enquist	3-1	California	Oklahoma City
2003	UCLA (54-7)	Sue Enquist	1-0	California	Oklahoma City
2002	California (56-19)	Diane Ninemire	6-0	Arizona	Oklahoma City
2001	*Arizona (65-4)	Mike Candrea	1-0	UCLA	Oklahoma City
2000	*Oklahoma (66-8)	Patty Gasso	3-1	UCLA	Oklahoma City
1999	*UCLA (63-6)	Sue Enquist	3-2	Washington	Oklahoma City
1998	Fresno State (52-11)	Margie Wright	1-0	Arizona	Oklahoma City
1997	Arizona (61-5)	Mike Candrea	10-2	UCLA	Oklahoma City
1996	*Arizona (58-9)	Mike Candrea	6-4	Washington	Columbus, Ga.
1995	*#UCLA (50-6)	Sharron Backus	4-2	Arizona	Oklahoma City
1994	*Arizona (64-3)	Mike Candrea	2-0	Cal State Northridge	Oklahoma City
1993	Arizona (44-8)	Mike Candrea	1-0	UCLA	Oklahoma City
1992	*UCLA (54-2)	Sharron Backus	2-0	Arizona	Oklahoma City
1991	Arizona (56-16)	Mike Candrea	5-1	UCLA	Oklahoma City
1990	UCLA (62-7)	Sharron Backus	2-0	Fresno State	Oklahoma City
1989	*UCLA (48-4)	Sharron Backus	1-0	Fresno State	Sunnyvale, Calif.
1988	UCLA (53-8)	Sharron Backus	3-0	Fresno State	Sunnyvale, Calif.
1987	Texas A&M (56-8)	Bob Brock	4-1	UCLA	Omaha, Neb.
1986	*Cal State Fullerton (57-9-1)	Judi Garman	3-0	Texas A&M	Omaha, Neb.
1985	UCLA (41-9)	Sharron Backus	2-1	Nebraska	Omaha, Neb.
1984	UCLA (45-6-1)	Sharron Backus	1-0	Texas A&M	Omaha, Neb.
1983	Texas A&M (41-11)	Bob Brock	2-0	Cal State Fullerton	Omaha, Neb.
1982	*UCLA (33-7-2)	Sharron Backus	2-0	Fresno State	Omaha, Neb.

*Indicates undefeated teams in final series.

#-UCLA’s 1995 national championship was later vacated by the ��Ƶ’s Committee on Infractions

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