Walk-up songs are something to be taken very seriously. 15 to 30 seconds of ear magic that represents who you are and should leave a memorable impression on the stadium.

Welcome to the madness of May—where 64 of the best D2 softball squads gear up to trade home runs, heartbreaks, and heroics on the road to Chattanooga.

The regular season is over, and now the real season starts with the NCAA Division II Softball tournament, which begins on May 8 and will lead to finals at Frost Stadium at Warner Park in Chattanooga, TN.

Postseason softball is here in NCAA Division II, and 64 teams across 16 regions are ready to compete for a national championship.

No matter the sport, collegiate athletes all over the world dream about helping their team win a national championship, and in May, fans witness it the most in Softball.

Division II Softball has reached the end of its regular season, meaning that the postseason is here. 64 teams are battling it out to make it to Frost Stadium at Warner Park, Chattanooga, TN, for the final rounds from May 22-28.

Six teams vie for the 2025 GLIAC championship when they take to Rosemont, Illinois, for this year's GLIAC Softball Tournament.

The eight-team, single-elimination Lone Star Conference Softball Championship marks the beginning of the 2025 postseason in spectacular fashion.

Full of programs accustomed to making deep NCAA Tournament runs, the Gulf South Conference Softball Championship this week is going to be a lot of fun.

The 2025 SAC Softball Tournament kicks off this week with a brand new format that could spice up the postseason. The tournament will begin on April 25th with eight teams working to make their way to the championship series May 1- 3rd.

For the first time, the league’s postseason championship will see its opening-round games take place in a best-of-three series format on higher-seed campus sites, which gets going this weekend live and exclusively streamed on FloCollege.

College softball has finally arrived!

The quest for national titles in college softball will begin in early February for three levels of NCAA competition, and FloSoftball will have coverage all season.

The game is changing for college sports fans. This October, FloSports will launch FloCollege, a new college sports streaming platform elevating underserved Division-II and Division-III athletics while serving Division-I fans at scale. Featuring 12 NCAA conferences with more than 12,000 live games for the 2024-2025 season, FloCollege will be an essential destination for fans offering live events, original programming and news all in one place. FloCollege will officially launch on October 15 for $19.99/month or $107.88/year ($8.99/month).

The Gulf South Conference (GSC) and FloSports, have announced an expansion of sports coverage to include soccer, baseball, softball and women’s lacrosse to its ground-breaking agreement. The increase comes in year two of a five-year agreement, which was announced in May 2023.