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2025 NCAA DII -Softball championship: tournament bracket, schedule, scores

2025 NCAA DII -Softball championship: tournament bracket, schedule, scores

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The 2025 Dii -Softball championship began on Monday, May 5th, at 10 a.m. Here you will find the full selection.

The 64 team championship field begins on May 8th with regional. The last rounds take place from Thursday, May 22nd to Wednesday, May 28th, in the Frost Stadium in Warner Park, Chattanooga, TN.

Initially, four teams will take part in a double elimination tournament at 16 regional locations. The 16 teams that occur from the regional competition will then take part in eight locations in a two teams best regional, best super regionally. The final will include the eight super regional winners. The national champion is determined in a best-of-thread final.

2025 NCAA DII Softball Championship Bracket

Bracket

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2025 NCAA DII -Softball championship plan

  • Selection show
  • Regional Day – Thursday, May 8th – Saturday, May 10th
    • Atlantic 1 region
    • Atlantic 2 region
    • Central 1 region
    • Central 2 region
    • East 1 region
    • East 2 region
    • Midwest 1 region
    • Midwest 2 region
    • Region South Central 1
    • South Central 2 region
    • South 1 region
    • South 2 region
    • Southeast 1 region
    • Southeast 2 region
    • West 1 region
    • West 2 region
  • Super regional – Thursday, May 15th – Friday, May 16,
  • Championship final – Thursday, May 22nd – Wednesday, May 28th
    • Frost stadium in Warner Park | Chattanooga, TN

NCAA DII Softball Championship History

UT-TYLER won the 2024 DII-Softball championship to request the first national title of the program. Here is a list of the past DII-Softball national title winners and runners-up.

Year Champion (record) trainer Score Second Website
2024 University of Texas in Tyler Mike Reed 10-1 Western Washington Longwood, Fla.
2023 *North Georgia (64-7) Mike Davenport 3-0 Grand Valley State Chattanooga, tenn.
2022 Rogers State (58-10) Andrea Vaughan 6-1 Cal State Cathedral. hill Denver, colo.

2021

West Texas A & M (43-12)

 Michael Mook 4-1 Organic Denver, colo.
2020 Canceled due to Covid-19 – – – –
2019 *Augustana (SD) (61-11) Gretta Melsted 6-4 Texas A & M-Kingsville Denver, colo.
2018 *Southern Indiana (40-23) Sue Kunkle 8-3 Saint Anselm Salem, va.
2017 *Minnesota State (64-7) Lori Meyer 5-1 Angelo State Salem, va.
2016 North Alabama (60-7) Ashley Cozart 4-1 Humboldt State Denver
2015 North Georgia (54-8) Mike Davenport 5-0 Dixie State Oklahoma City
2014 *West Texas A & M (60-7) Kevin Blaskowski 3-2 Valdosta State Salem, va.
2013 *Central Oklahoma (51-11) Genny Stidham 5-2 Prick Salem, va.
2012 Valdosta State (58-5) Thomas Macera 4-1 UC San Diego Louisville, Ky.
2011 UC San Diego Patti Gerckens 10-3 Alabama Huntsville Salem, va.
2010 *Hawaii Pacific (50-8) Bryan Nakasone 4-3 Valdosta State Saint Joesph, Mo.
2009 Lock Haven (51-6) Kelly Green 8-0 Alabama Huntsville Salem, va.
2008 *Humboldt State (57-18) Frank Cheek 1-0 Emporia State Houston
2007 *Siu Edwardsville (49-8) Sandy Montgomery 3-2 Lock Haven Akron, Ohio
2006 *Lock Haven (56-4) Kelly Green 3-0 Emporia State Salem, va.
2005 *** Lynn (54-7) Thomas Macera 5-3 Kennesaw State Salem, va.
2004 Angelo State (47-11 Travis Scott 7-3 Florida Southern Altamonte Springs, Fla.
2003 *UC Davis (53-15) Kathy Deyoung 7-0 Georgia College Salem, ore.
2002 St. Mary's (Texas) (58-11) Donna Fields 4-0 Grand Valley State Salem, va.
2001 Nebraska-Omaha (54-6) Jeanne Eintenon 4-0 Lewis Salem, va.
2000 North Dakota State (68-10) Mitch Hanson 3-1 Kennesaw State Columbus, GA.
1999 Humboldt State (55-7-1) Frank Cheek 7-2 Nebraska-Kearney Salem, va.
1998 California (Pa.) (49-7) Rick Bertagnolli 2-1 Barry Pensacola, Fla.
1997 *California (Pa.) (53-5) Rick Bertagnolli 2-1 Wisconsin-Parkide Salem, va.
1996 Kennesaw State (49-8) Scott Whitlock 6-4 Nebraska-Omaha Emporia, Kan.
1995 Kennesaw State (53-5) Scott Whitlock 3-2 Bloomsburg Salem, va.
1994 Merrimack (45-4) Michele Myslinski 6-2 Humboldt State Shawnee, Kan.
1993 Florida Southern (45-11) Chris Bellotto 11-5 Augustana (SD) Shawnee, Kan.
1992 Missouri Southern State (50-7) Pat Lipira 1-0 Cal State East Bay Shawnee, Kan.
1991 *Augustana (SD) (61-4-1) Sandy Jerstad 3-2 Bloomsburg Midland, me.
1990 Cal State Bakersfield (44-11) Kathy Welter 6-2 Cal State Northridge Midland, me.
1989 Cal State Bakersfield (38-23) Kathy Welter 8-5 Sacramento state Sacramento, California.
1988 Cal State Bakersfield (54-9-1) Kathy Welter 4-3 Lock Haven Sacramento, California.
1987 Cal State Northridge (58-7) Gary Torgeson 4-0 Florida Southern Quincy, sick.
1986 *Stephen F. Austin (38-15-1) Dianne Baker 1-0 Cal State Northridge Akron, Ohio
1985 *Cal State Northridge (62-19) Gary Torgeson 2-1 Acron Northridge, California.
1984 *Cal State Northridge (51-12-2) Gary Torgeson 1-0 Acron Sioux Falls, SD
1983 *Cal State Northridge (35-20-2) Gary Torgeson 1-0 Sam Houston State Orange, California.
1982 Sam Houston State (40-6) Wayne Daigle 3-2 Cal State Northridge Stratford, Conn.

*Shows undefeated teams in the final series

** Lynn's participation in the 2005 tournament, which was cleared by the NCAA committee for violations.

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