For four straight seasons, Oklahoma was the No. 1 seed in the NCAA softball tournament. The Sooners proved why, too, winning the last three titles. But that all may change this year.
Sixty-four teams across the country are waiting to hear their name called for the 2024 NCAA softball tournament. Of those, only eight teams can fulfill their dreams and head to the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City.
It all begins with regionals on May 16. Four teams will go face off across 16 sites with double-elimination in play. Winners advance to Super Regionals, where they play a best-of-three series. Then, it's time for the final stage.
The Sooners are only miles away from USA Softball Hall of Fame Stadium, but they'll need a push to get there. Rival Texas, who they defeated in the 2022 finals, is the favorite this year as the No. 1 seed.
It's going to be one of the toughest tournaments yet with big swings and big upsets bound to happen. First things first, though, teams needed to get into the tournament.
The Sporting News tracked live updates from the 2024 NCAA softball selection show. Scroll below to see the complete bracket.
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NCAA softball regional sites 2024
Sixteen teams across the country will host regionals.
Regional site | Host |
Austin, Texas | University of Texas |
Norman, Oklahoma | University of Oklahoma |
Knoxville, Tennessee | University of Tennessee |
Gainesville, Florida | University of Florida |
Stillwater, Oklahoma | Oklahoma State University |
Los Angeles, California | UCLA |
Columbia, Missouri | University of Missouri |
Palo Alto, California | Stanford |
Baton Rouge, Louisiana | LSU |
Durham, North Carolina | Duke |
Athens, Georgia | University of Georgia |
Fayetteville, Arkansas | University of Arkansas |
Lafayette, Louisiana | University of Louisiana |
Tuscaloosa, Alabama | University of Alabama |
Tallahassee, Florida | Florida State University |
College Station, Texas | Texas A&M |
NCAA softball tournament bracket 2024
Four teams will play in each of the 16 regions. It's double-elimination, so the winner of the region, who advances to the super regional, will have three wins to get there.
The No. 1 team at each site will play No. 4, while No. 2 and No. 3 face off first.
Austin Regional
- Texas (1)
- Northwestern
- St. Francis
- Siena
Norman Oklahoma
- Oklahoma (2)
- Oregon
- Boston University
- Cleveland State
Knoxville Regional
- Tennessee (3)
- Virginia
- Miami (OH)
- Dayton
Florida Regional
- Florida (4)
- South Alabama
- Florida Atlantic
- Florida Gulf Coast
Oklahoma State Regional
- Oklahoma State (5)
- Kentucky
- Michigan
- Northern Colorado
UCLA Regional
- UCLA (6)
- Virginia Tech
- San Diego State
- Grand Canyon
Missouri Regional
- Missouri (7)
- Washington
- Indiana
- Omaha
Stanford Regional
- Stanford (8)
- Mississippi State
- Cal State Fullerton
- St. Mary's
LSU Regional
- LSU (9)
- Cal
- Southern Illinois
- Jackson State
Duke Regional
- Duke (10)
- South Carolina
- Utah
- Morgan State
Georgia Regional
- Georgia (11)
- Charlotte
- Liberty
- UNC Wilmington
Arkansas Regional
- Arkansas (12)
- Arizona
- Villanova
- SE Missouri State
Louisiana Regional
- Louisiana (13)
- Baylor
- Ole Miss
- Princeton
Alabama Regional
- Alabama (14)
- Clemson
- Southeastern Louisiana
- USC Upstate
Florida State Regional
- Florida State (15)
- Auburn
- UCF
- Chattanooga
Texas A&M Regional
- Texas A&M (16)
- Texas State
- Penn State
- UAlbany
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