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Here's Everything To Know About The 2026 NCAA D3 Softball Super Regionals

Here's Everything To Know About The 2026 NCAA D3 Softball Super Regionals

The 2026 NCAA D3 college softball season continues. As the Regional tournaments conclude here is a look at what's next at Super Regionals.

May 21, 2026 by Madelyn Mendoza
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The 2026 NCAA Division III post season continues in to the weekend of May 21st and 22nd. 

As the Regional tournaments wrapped up on May 17, the field takes it's first drastic cut from 64 to 16. 

With just 16 teams remaining, the final pit stop for the Championship tournament is the Super Regionals. Eight sites will host these remaining 16 and fans around the country will watch as the field gets smaller once again. 

After the conclusion of the Super Regionals, the top-eight teams will advance to the Championship tournamnet to compete for a D3 title from May 28- June 3 at Moyer Park in Salem, VA. 

Here is everything to know about the remaining D3 softball bracket. 

When Are The D3 Softball Super Regionals?

The NCAA D3 softball Super Regional tournaments will take place from May 21-22 at their respective host sites. 

Who Are The Remaining 16 Teams?

The remaining 16 teams are as follows: 

  • Case Western Reserve University
  • Virginia Wesleyan
  • Muhlenberg
  • Trine
  • Redlands
  • Texas Lutheran
  • Moravian
  • Linfield
  • Mount Union 
  • UMass Dartmouth
  • Wisconsin Oshkosh
  • Bellhaven
  • Colby
  • Rowan
  • Saint Mary of Minnesota
  • Simpson

When Is The NCAA D3 National Championship

The D3 championship tournament is set for May 28-June 3 in Salem, VA. 

D3 National Champions List

  • 2025: Trine
  • 2024: East Texas Baptist
  • 2023: Trine
  • 2022: Christopher Newport
  • 2021: Virginia Wesleyan
  • 2020: No championship (COVID-19 cancellation)
  • 2019: Texas Lutheran
  • 2018: Virginia Wesleyan
  • 2017: Virginia Wesleyan
  • 2016: Texas-Tyler
  • 2015: Tufts
  • 2014: Tufts
  • 2013: Tufts
  • 2012: Pacific Lutheran
  • 2011: Linfield
  • 2010: East Texas Baptist
  • 2009: Messiah
  • 2008: Wisconsin-Eau Claire
  • 2007: Linfield
  • 2006: Rutgers-Camden
  • 2005: St. Thomas (Minn.)
  • 2004: St. Thomas (Minn.)
  • 2003: Central (Iowa)
  • 2002: Ithaca
  • 2001: Muskingum
  • 2000: Saint Mary (Minn.)
  • 1999: Simpson
  • 1998: Wisconsin-Stevens Point
  • 1997: Simpson
  • 1996: TCNJ
  • 1995: Chapman
  • 1994: TCNJ
  • 1993: Central (Iowa)
  • 1992: TCNJ
  • 1991: Central (Iowa)
  • 1990: Eastern Connecticut State
  • 1989: TCNJ
  • 1988: Central (Iowa)
  • 1987: TCNJ
  • 1986: Eastern Connecticut State
  • 1985: Eastern Connecticut State
  • 1984: Buena Vista
  • 1983: TCNJ
  • 1982: Eastern Connecticut State

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