Women's College World Series

Alabama softball saw its season come to an end at the hands of a huge batting inning in the top of the sixth by the Florida Gators.

Late game heroics by Alabama's star pitcher and utility sophomore keeps the Crimson Tide alive in the WCWS.

Alabama held a strong UCLA offense to just one run through six innings, but late game heroics from the Bruins put away the Crimson Tide.

Alabama softball has done what many fans and spectators did not expect, as Alabama is heading to its 15th Women's College World Series in program history.

Team 27 dropped its first game of the Women's College World Series.

The top-8 seed for the Tide guarantees Alabama an opportunity to host a Super Regional in the following week should the Crimson Tide advance out of the regional.

After such an impressive season, Fouts was named the Schutt Sport/NFCA Pitcher of the Year, which was first awarded back in 2019.