NCAA Softball Tournament guide: Southeastern based conferences
With the NCAA Softball Tournament ramping up on Friday, you may wonder who is playing where and when. Below is ...
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No. 1 Red Raiders Outlast No. 11 Aggies 3-2 Before Record Crowd at Davis Diamond
In a postseason-caliber matchup between the 2025 national runner-up Texas Tech and Texas A&M, the Red Raiders escaped Davis Diamond ...
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Inside Oklahoma State Softball: Cowgirls Refocus for 2026
After missing Oklahoma City for the first time in several years, Oklahoma State Softball is back to work with a ...
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- Southeastern Softball Wire Podcast: Michelle LaCourse talks Scenic City Collegiate League, summer ball and the portal grind May 13, 2026The Southeastern Softball Wire Podcast is here, and so is Charles Mays. After a spring spent covering Vanderbilt baseball at 247Sports, Charles returns with a rebrand from Fastpitch Wire to the Southeastern Softball Wire, focusing on the footprint across region at all levels.Joining him from Chattanooga is Michelle LaCourse, who breaks down everything coming this […]Charles Mays
- Why Troy Softball Could Surprise the Sun Belt — Coach Eric Newell Interview March 11, 2026Fastpitch Wire Softball's Charles Mays sits down with Troy Trojans head softball coach Eric Newell to talk about the first 23 games of the season, the Sun Belt Conference outlook, and what makes this roster tick. Coach Newell discusses the loss of Kyye Ricks to injury, Megan Loftis stepping into the starting role, Makaley Boswell's […]Charles Mays
- Lady Vols Sweep LSU in SEC Opener: Keeping It Simple, Big Comebacks & Gabby Leach Walk-Off March 9, 2026Charles Mays recaps Tennessee softball’s SEC-opening series sweep of No. 17 LSU at Sherri Parker Lee Stadium, highlighting the Lady Vols’ 23-0 start, calm “keep it simple” mindset, and two comeback wins after trailing 4-0 on consecutive days. He features comments from Emma Clarke on visualization and breathing techniques and from Karen Weekly on managing […]Charles Mays