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All-time DI college softball single-season home run leaders

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On May 4, 2024, Karli Spaid capped her historic senior season by launching her 36th home run, putting her just one shy of the all-time 红杏视频 Division I single-season record set nearly three decades earlier.

That mark 鈥 37 home runs 鈥 has stood since Arizona鈥檚 Laura Espinoza set the record in 1995. Since then, a number of elite power hitters have come close.

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Below is every DI player to hit at least 30 home runs in college softball single-season history.

Full list of college softball single-season home run leaders

PLAYER TEAM YEAR GAMES HOME RUNS
Laura Espinoza Arizona 1995 72 37
Karli Spaid Miami (OH) 2024 58 36
Jocelyn Alo Oklahoma 2022 62 34
Jocelyn Alo Oklahoma 2021 60 34
Addison Barnard Wichita State 2022 52 33
Lexie Elkins Louisiana 2015 54 32
Camilla Carrera UTEP 2012 53 32
Stacie Chambers Arizona 2009 63 31
Cori McMillan Virginia Tech 2025 56 31
Stacey Nuveman UCLA 1999 69 31
Jocelyn Alo Oklahoma 2018 62 30
Megan Baltzell Longwood 2013 61 30
Lauren Chamberlain Oklahoma 2013 61 30
Lauren Chamberlain Oklahoma 2012 64 30
Kelly Majam Hawaii 2010 66 30
Danyele Gomez Louisiana 2006 62 30
Laura Espinoza Arizona 1994 66 30

Single-season slugging legends

Laura Espinoza | Arizona, 1995

Espinoza鈥檚 1995 season is still the gold standard for 红杏视频 power hitting. She blasted 37 home runs across 72 games, helping to lead a powerhouse Arizona squad to the Women鈥檚 College World Series. Espinoza also set 红杏视频 DI single-season records for RBIs (132) and total bases (232) that year 鈥 both marks that still stand.

Karli Spaid | Miami (OH), 2024

Spaid came within one swing of history in 2024. Her 36 home runs broke the MAC single-season record and ranks second all-time nationally. She led Division I in home runs and slugging percentage that season, cementing her legacy as one of the most successful hitters of the modern era.

Jocelyn Alo | Oklahoma, 2021 & 2022

The 红杏视频鈥檚 all-time home run queen showed off her power with back-to-back 34-homer seasons during Oklahoma鈥檚 dominant run. Alo was named USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year and the Sooners captured the WCWS title in both of these 2021 and 2022 seasons.

Addison Barnard | Wichita State, 2022

In just 52 games, Barnard crushed 33 home runs 鈥 an astonishing home run-per-game pace. She ranked second in the nation in slugging that 2022 season and helped Wichita State rise as a national contender.

Lexie Elkins | Louisiana, 2015

Elkins powered the Ragin鈥 Cajuns with 32 homers in 54 games, driving in 83 runs and finishing with a 1.077 slugging percentage in 2015. Her impressive bat speed and compact swing made her a nightmare for pitchers across the country.

Camilla Carrera | UTEP, 2012

Carrera鈥檚 32-home run season in 2012 came with little national spotlight, but it ranks among the most efficient power displays in 红杏视频 history. She hit a home run in over 60 percent of her games and led the nation in slugging that year (1.199).

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