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2025 NCAA DIII softball championship: clip, schedule, scores

2025 NCAA DIII softball championship: clip, schedule, scores

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The 2025 NCAA Diii-Softball tournament was unveiled on the 64 team field via a selection show on May 12th on NCAA.com. The 2025 tournament consists of two selection pools: automatic qualification games from conference tournament titles and Largen berths.

Here is the full selection publication.

➡️ See live: Each 2025 Diii softball tournament game

The matchups begin with the regional round on Thursday, May 15th and will continue through the final. On Wednesday, June 4th, inspiration Field in Bloomington, Il.

2025 NCAA DIII softball tournament holder

DIII softball super regional bracket

➡️ Click here or tap here to display the interactive championship class | Super Regional brackets

2025 DIII softball championship plan

  • Super regional | Thursday to Friday, May 22nd to 23rd
    • Marshall, Texas – East Texas Baptist
      • Thursday, May 22nd
      • Friday, May 23rd
    • Bethlehem, Pennsylvania – Moravian
      • Friday, May 23rd
      • Saturday, May 24th
        • Game 3 (if required): Randolph-Macon against Moravian, 11 a.m.
    • Winona, Minnesota – Saint Mary's
      • Thursday, May 22nd
      • Friday, May 23rd
    • McMinnville, Oregon – Linfield
      • Thursday, May 22nd
      • Friday, May 23rd
    • Virginia Beach, Virginia– Virginia Wesleyan
      • Thursday, May 22nd
      • Friday, May 23rd
    • Angola, Indiana – Trine
      • Thursday, May 22nd
      • Friday, May 23rd
    • Glassboro, New Jersey – Rowan
      • Friday, May 23rd
      • Saturn, May 24th
        • Game 3 (if required): Salisbury against Rowan, 11 a.m.
    • Redlands, California– Redlands
      • Thursday, May 22nd
      • Friday, May 23rd
        • ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Game 2: Emory vs. Redlands, 3 p.m.
        • Game 3 (if required): Emory vs. Redlands, 5:30 p.m.
  • final | Thursday-Wednesday, May 29 to June 4 at Inspiration Field, Bloomington, Il.
  • Selection show | Monday, May 12th
  • Regional | Thursday Saturday, May 15th to 17th | Click here or tap here for regional brackets | Every time east
    • Angola, Indiana – Trine
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • Bethlehem, Pennsylvania – Moravian
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • Bloomington, Illinois – Illinois Wesleyan
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • Cleveland, Ohio – Western reserve case
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • Gettysburg, Pennsylvania – Gettysburg
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • Glassboro, New Jersey – Rowan
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Saturday, May 17th
      • Sunday, May 18th
    • Ithaca, New York – Ithaca
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • Marshall, Texas – East Texas Baptist
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • McMinnville, Oregon – Linfield
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • Winona, Minnesota – Saint Mary's
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • Montgomery, Alabama – Huntingdon
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • Newport News, Virginia – Christopher Newport
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • Oshkosh, Wisconsin– Wisconsin-Oshkosh
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • Salisbury, Maryland – Salisbury
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
    • St. Louis, Missouri – Washu
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th
      • Sunday, May 18th
    • Virginia Beach, Virginia– Virginia Wesleyan
      • Thursday, May 15th
      • Friday, May 16
      • Saturday, May 17th

DIII softball championship history

The national championship of the DIII softball dates from 1982, with the state of Eastern Connecticut claiming the first national title via TCNJ and being undefeated in the final series. Most recently, East Texas Baptist won the National Championship 2024 Diii softball, winning his first title since 2010 and the second in program history. They defeated Belhaven, 9-5.

Here has been a look at the entire history of the championship winners since 1982:

Year Champion (record) trainer Score Second Website
2024 East Texas Baptist (48-3) Janae Shirley 9-5 Belhaven Marshall, Texas
2023 Trine (46-6) Don Danklefsen 1-0 Salisbury Marshall, Texas
2022 Christopher Newport (47-1) Keith Parr 3-0 Trine Salem, va.
2021 Virginia Wesleyan (46-6-1) Brandon Elliott 9-1 Texas Lutheran Salem, va.
2020 Canceled due to Covid-19 – – – –
2019 Texas Lutheran (40-8) Wade Wilson 6-1 Emory Tyler, Texas
2018 Virginia Wesleyan (55-3) Brandon Elliott 3-1 Illinois Wesleyan Oklahoma City, Okla.
2017 Virginia Wesleyan (54-3) Brandon Elliott 1-0 St. John Fisher Oklahoma City, Okla.
2016 Texas-Tyler (49-5) Mike Reed 7-0 Messiah Salem, va.
2015 Büschel (51-0) Cheryl Milligan 7-4 Texas-Tyler Salem, va.
2014 Büschel (47-4) Cheryl Milligan 6-0 Salisbury Tyler, Texas
2013 *Tufts (46-3) Cheryl Milligan 6-5 Cortland State Eau Claire, Wis.
2012 *Pacific Lutheran (45-11) Erin van Nostrand 3-0 Linfield Salem, va.
2011 Linfield (51-3) Jackson Vaughan 6-2 Christopher Newport Salem va.
2010 East Texas Baptist (40-12) Janae Schlabs-Shirley 5-4 Linfield Eau Claire, Wisc.
2009 *Messiah (43-4) Amy Weaver 2-0 Coe Montclair, NJ
2008 *Wisconsin-Eau Claire (36-11) Leslie Huntington 4-3 Wisconsin-Whitewater Salem va.
2007 Linfield (45-7) Jackson Vaughan 10-2 Washington-St. Louis Salem va.
2006 *Rutgers-Camden (47-5) Carl Taylor 3-2 St. Thomas (Minn.) Raleigh, NC
2005 *St. Thomas (Minn.) (43-6) John Tschida 9-3 Salisbury Raleigh, NC
2004 St. Thomas (Minn.) (46-3) John Tschida 2-0 Moravian Salem va.
2003 Central (iowa) (39-5-1) George Wares 5-3 Salisbury Salem va.
2002 Ithaca (37-13) Deb Pallozzi 1-0 Lake Forest Eau Claire, Wisc.
2001 *Muskingum (47-6) Donna Newberry 4-1 Central (iowa) Eau Claire, Wisc.
2000 *Saint Mary (Minn.) (40-6) John Tschida 5-0 Chapman Salem va.
1999 Simpson (47-4-1) Henry Christowski 6-0 Chapman Eau Claire, Wisc.
1998 Wisconsin-Stevens Point (43-15) Dean Shuda 3-1 Chapman Salem va.
1997 Simpson (39-7) Henry Christowski 2-1 State of Montclair Eau Claire, Wisc.
1996 *Tcnj (41-3) Sally Miller 7-2 Chapman Salem va.
1995 *Chapman (43-5) Lesle lloyd 4-2 Tcnj Storm Lake, Iowa
1994 *Tcnj (48-4) June Walker 6-5 Bridgewater State Salem va.
1993 *Central (iowa) (38-2) George Wares 7-3 Tcnj Decatur, sick.
1992 *Tcnj (48-2) June Walker 4-0 Buena Vista Pella, Iowa
1991 *Central (iowa) (42-6) George Wares 4-0 Eastern Connecticut State Willimantic, Conn.
1990 Eastern Connecticut State (34-5) Jeff Anderson 1-0 Tcnj Storm Lake, Iowa
1989 *Tcnj (46-3) June Walker 8-7 Eastern Connecticut State Ewing, NJ
1988 Central (iowa) (35-10) George Wares 3-2 Allegheny Elmherst, sick.
1987 *Tcnj (46-3) June Walker 1-0 Wisconsin-Whitewater Willimantic, Conn.
1986 Eastern Connecticut State (36-11) Clyde Washburne 1-0 Central (iowa) Storm Lake, Iowa
1985 Eastern Connecticut State (39-9) Clyde Washburne 1-0 Tcnj Willimantic, Conn.
1984 *Buena Vista (29-8-1) Marge Willadsen 3-1 Tcnj De Pere, Wisc.
1983 TCNJ (41-7) June Walker 7-0 Buena Vista Willimantic, Conn.
1982 *Eastern Connecticut State (27-10) Clyde Washburne 2-0 Tcnj Ewing, NJ

*Shows undefeated teams in the final series

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