Listen closely, and you can hear the scribbles of pens, the tapping on phones and the chats within office pods everywhere.

The 2023 NCAA softball schedule is in full swing as Division I teams from across the country begin their seasons on Feb. 9 with the goal of reaching Oklahoma City for the Women’s College World Series.

The 2023 college baseball season begins in February as teams from across the country prepare for a possible journey to Omaha for the College World Series.

Many leagues have tried to imitate the Southeastern Conference softball scene from top-to-bottom over the past few seasons, but no one has ever duplicated it.

Every college softball season is bound for a surprise or two. The trick is calling those moments before they happen.

Much like their male counterparts, the center position is one that no longer is the dominant spot in women's basketball, where the team dumps it down low and let's their star on the block go to work, piling up the points.

Solve the shooting guard position on your team, and chances are your squad might be pretty good.

A star point guard can do wonders for a basketball team.

As the top event of the annual club softball circuit, the Premier Girls Fastpitch National Championships doubles as a showcase for future college stars.

Basketball has its madness in March. But college softball can lay claim to some mayhem of its own that begins in mid-May and runs into June.

With just over two weeks until the start of the 2022 NCAA Division I Softball season, USA Softball has announced the Top 50 “Watch List” for the 2022 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year award. Entering its 20th season, the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year award recognizes outstanding athletic achievement by Division I female collegiate softball players from across the nation.

What’s just as good (if not better) than a high-stakes game between two of the country’s most historic softball programs at the end of the season?

As winter grows colder, the quality of college basketball gets better.

Between nine games featuring five reigning NCAA Tournament teams over three days, the women’s Daytona Beach Invitational—held in the city’s Ocean Center within walking distance of the shore—is sure to provide an early-season test for schools and players vying for resume building and statement making.

The lines of some of the best small forwards in women’s college basketball are ridiculous.