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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Use mdy dates Шаблон:Infobox College softball season The 2023 NCAA Division I softball season, play of college softball in the United States organized by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) at the Division I level, began in February 2023. The season progressed through the regular season, many conference tournaments and championship series, and concluded with the 2023 NCAA Division I softball tournament and 2023 Women's College World Series. The Women's College World Series, consisting of the eight remaining teams in the NCAA tournament and held annually in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at ASA Hall of Fame Stadium, ended in June 2023.
Realignment
Five schools began transitions from NCAA Division II to Division I on July 1, 2022.[1]
- Lindenwood and Southern Indiana joined the Ohio Valley Conference (OVC).
- Queens joined the ASUN Conference.
- Stonehill joined the Northeast Conference (NEC).
- Texas A&M–Commerce joined the Southland Conference (SLC).
A total of 17 softball-sponsoring schools changed conferences after the 2022 season.
- Austin Peay, Belmont, and Murray State left the Ohio Valley Conference. Peay joined the ASUN,[2] and Belmont and Murray State joined the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC).[3][4]
- Bryant and Mount St. Mary's left the NEC, respectively for the America East Conference and Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC).[5][6]
- Hampton, Monmouth, North Carolina A&T , and Stony Brook joined the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA). Hampton and A&T left the Big South Conference (the latter after only one season), Monmouth the MAAC, and Stony Brook the America East.[7][8]
- Hartford, which began a transition to NCAA Division III in the 2021–22 school year, left the America East to become an independent for 2022–23 before joining the D-III Commonwealth Coast Conference in 2023.[9]
- James Madison, Marshall, Old Dominion, and Southern Miss joined the Sun Belt Conference (SBC). James Madison left the CAA, while the others left Conference USA (C-USA).[10][11]
- Lamar, which had announced it would leave the WAC to return to its former home of the SLC in 2023–24,[12] expedited this move to 2022–23.[13]
- UIC left the Horizon League for the MVC.[14]
- UT Arlington left the SBC for the WAC.[15]
Incarnate Word had announced plans to leave the SLC for the WAC after the 2022 season,[16] but days before that move was to take effect, the school announced it was staying in the SLC.[17]
The 2023 season was the last for 14 softball schools in their current conferences, as well as the aforementioned Hartford's only season as a D-I independent.
- BYU, Houston, and UCF moved to the Big 12 Conference. BYU is leaving the West Coast Conference, while the others left the American Athletic Conference (The American).[18][19]
- Campbell left the Big South for the CAA.[20]
- Charlotte, Florida Atlantic, North Texas, UAB, and UTSA left C-USA for The American.[21]
- Jacksonville State, Liberty, New Mexico State, and Sam Houston joined C-USA. Jacksonville State and Liberty left the ASUN, and New Mexico State and Sam Houston the WAC.[22]
- Western Illinois left the Summit League for the Ohio Valley Conference.[23]
Other changes from 2022
Two Division I members, both sponsoring softball, adopted new names after the 2022 season. Neither school's nickname was affected.
- Dixie State University changed its forward-facing name to Utah Tech University in May 2022, ahead of the legal name change on July 1. The nickname remains Trailblazers.[24]
- Houston Baptist University became Houston Christian University on September 21, 2022. The nickname remains Huskies.[25]
Season outlook
Conference standings
| Шаблон:2023 America East Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 American Athletic Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 ASUN Conference softball standings |
| Шаблон:2023 Atlantic 10 Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Atlantic Coast Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Big 12 Conference softball standings |
| Шаблон:2023 Big East Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Big Sky Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Big South Conference softball standings |
| Шаблон:2023 Big Ten Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Big West Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Colonial Athletic Association softball standings |
| Шаблон:2023 Conference USA softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Horizon League softball standings | Шаблон:2023 NCAA Division I softball independents standings |
| Шаблон:2023 Ivy League softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Mid-American Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference softball standings |
| Шаблон:2023 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Missouri Valley Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Mountain West Conference softball standings |
| Шаблон:2023 Northeast Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Ohio Valley Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Pac-12 Conference softball standings |
| Шаблон:2023 Patriot League softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Southeastern Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Southern Confernece softball standings |
| Шаблон:2023 Southland Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Southwestern Athletic Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Summit League softball standings |
| Шаблон:2023 Sun Belt Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 Western Athletic Conference softball standings | Шаблон:2023 West Coast Conference softball standings |
Awards
- USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year: Valerie Cagle, Clemson[30]
- NFCA National Player of the Year: Skylar Wallace, Florida[31]
- Softball America Player of the Year: Valerie Cagle, Clemson[32]
- NFCA National Pitcher of the Year: Ashley Rogers, Tennessee
- Softball America Pitcher of the Year: Montana Fouts, Alabama[33]
- NFCA National Freshman of the Year: NiJaree Canady, Stanford[34]
- Softball America Freshman of the Year: NiJaree Canady, Stanford[35]
- Softball America Defensive Player of the Year: Grace Lyons, Oklahoma[36]
- NFCA Catcher of the Year: Terra McGowan, Oregon
- NFCA Golden Shoe Award: Mihyia Davis, Louisiana
All-America Teams
The following players were members of the All-American Teams.[37]
First Team
| Position | Player | Class | School |
|---|---|---|---|
| P | Ashley Rogers | GS | Tennessee |
| Megan Faraimo | R-SR. | UCLA | |
| Montana Fouts | GS | Alabama | |
| C | Terra McGowan | R-SR. | Oregon |
| 1B | Baylee Klingler | GS | Washington |
| 2B | Tiare Jennings | JR. | Oklahoma |
| 3B | Alyssa Brito | SO. | Oklahoma |
| SS | Skylar Wallace | R-JR. | Florida |
| OF | Kiki Milloy | SR. | Tennessee |
| Jayda Coleman | JR. | Oklahoma | |
| Jayda Kearney | JR. | Georgia | |
| UT | Valerie Cagle | JR. | Clemson |
| Rylin Hedgecock | R-JR. | Arkansas | |
| AT-L | Sydney McKinney | SR. | Wichita State |
| Maya Brady | R-JR. | UCLA | |
| Jordy Bahl | SO. | Oklahoma | |
| Maddie Penta | JR. | Auburn | |
| Kinzie Hansen | JR. | Oklahoma |
Second Team
| Position | Player | Class | School |
|---|---|---|---|
| P | Kathryn Sandercock | R-SR. | Florida State |
| Kelly Maxwell | R-SR. | Oklahoma State | |
| Alana Vawter | SR. | Stanford | |
| C | Kayla Kowalik | GS | Kentucky |
| 1B | Shaylon Govan | SO. | Baylor |
| 2B | Allee Bunker | GS | Oregon |
| 3B | Megan Grant | FR. | UCLA |
| SS | Erin Coffel | JR. | Kentucky |
| OF | Yannira Acuña | GS | Arizona State |
| D'Auna Jennings | FR. | Duke | |
| Alex Honnold | JR. | Missouri | |
| UT | Taylor Roby | R-SR. | Louisville |
| Karly Heath | JR. | Louisiana | |
| AT-L | Taryn Kern | FR. | Indiana |
| McKenna Gibson | SO. | Tennessee | |
| Rachel Becker | GS | Oklahoma State | |
| Autumn Pease | GS | Minnesota | |
| Chenise Delce | R-SR. | Arkansas |
Third Team
| Position | Player | Class | School |
|---|---|---|---|
| P | Lexi Kilfoyl | SR. | Oklahoma State |
| Sydney Berzon | FR. | LSU | |
| Mariah Lopez | JR. | Utah | |
| C | Taylor Krapf | SO. | Minnesota |
| Julia Cottrill | JR. | Texas A&M | |
| 1B | Jordan Woolery | FR. | UCLA |
| 2B | Sydney Kuma | JR. | Georgia |
| 3B | Makena Smith | SR. | California |
| SS | Billie Andrews | SR. | Nebraska |
| OF | Sami Reynolds | GS | Washington |
| Mihyia Davis | FR. | Louisiana | |
| Ashley Trierweiler | R-SO. | Santa Clara | |
| UT | Brianna Copeland | FR. | Indiana |
| Kayla Konwent | GS | Wisconsin | |
| AT-L | Ruby Meylan | FR. | Washington |
| Taylor Minnick | SO. | Indiana | |
| Autumn Owen | SO. | Marshall | |
| Kiley Naomi | GS | Oklahoma State | |
| Kayla Roncin | JR. | Boston University |
See also
References
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