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SAN FRANCISCO - The No. 1 seed is settled. Everything else is up for grabs. Each of the Pac-12's final four regular-season series this weekend will have a major impact on positioning for the league's inaugural Pac-12 Softball Tournament, hosted by Arizona from May 10-13.

No. 2 UCLA, which has already concluded it's Pac-12 slate and finished 21-3, won its 12th Conference regular-season title all-time and will be the top seed in Tucson. Seed Nos. 2-5 will be some combination of No. 9 Washington (14-7), No. 13 Oregon (14-7), No. 6 Stanford (13-8) and No. 24 Utah (12-9). Oregon hosts Utah and Washington visits Stanford to close the regular season, the latter of which will have Friday's game on ESPNU and Saturday's on ESPN2.

The Huskies are in the driver's seat for No. 2 seed, owning head-to-head tiebreakers over the Ducks and Utes. Utah owns the tiebreaker over Stanford and Stanford owns the tiebreaker over Oregon. Out of 16 possible combinations of results among those four teams this weekend, there are two that could yield a three-way tie.

If Stanford and Utah each win two of three this weekend, Stanford, Washington and Oregon would tie for second place at 15-9 and be seeded in the Pac-12 Tournament in that order, according to the Conference's tiebreaking procedures, which can be found here . If Utah sweeps Oregon and Stanford goes 2-1 against Washington, then Utah, Stanford and Washington would tie for second, also at 15-9, and be seeded in that order.

Seed Nos. 6-9 will be comprised of California (7-13-1), Arizona (5-16), Arizona State (5-16) and Oregon State (4-16-1), although the exact order remains undecided.

Cal holds the head-to-head tiebreakers over Arizona State and Oregon State, so needs just one win at Arizona to secure the No. 6 seed or a Beaver win over the Sun Devils to earn the No. 7. Arizona owns the head-to-head tiebreakers over Arizona State and Oregon State and can claim the No. 6 seed by sweeping Cal. The Sun Devils needs to win one more game than Arizona this weekend to earn the No. 7 seed.

To avoid playing Wednesday, the Beavers have to win at least two games against Arizona State and have Cal sweep Arizona, or have to sweep ASU and have Arizona lose at least two to Cal. Oregon State has no path to the No. 6 seed. Cal holds the head-to-head tiebreaker because of the Bears' win over top-seeded UCLA.

RANKINGS ROUNDUP: Six of the league's nine teams are receiving votes in the latest USA Today /NFCA Division I Top 25 Coaches Poll , including five the in the top 25.

• UCLA, which spent a week at No. 1 earlier this season, is No. 2 and followed by No. 6 Stanford, No. 9 Washington, No. 13 Oregon and No. 24 Utah. With two points, Arizona is fourth among a group of six teams receiving votes.
• The Pac-12 is one of thee leagues with three teams in the top 10 (ACC, Big 12) and its four teams in the top 13 lead all conferences.
• At No. 13, the Ducks have risen to their highest spot in the poll this season and best since they were No. 12 on March 29, 2022, while the Huskies have been in the top 10 in all but three polls in 2023.
• Seven Conference teams were in the USA TODAY /NFCA preseason poll, the first time since 2013 and 12th time overall that the Pac-12 has had seven ranked teams to open the season, which tied the league's second-most all-time. All eight Pac-10 softball programs were in the preseason Top 25 in 2001.
• ESPN.com/USA Softball : #2 UCLA, #7 Stanford, #9 Washington, #13 Oregon, #20 Utah, RV Arizona, RV California.
• D1Softball : #2 UCLA, #8 Stanford, #11 Washington, #16 Oregon, #21 Utah.
• Softball America : #2 UCLA, #8 Stanford, #9 Washington, #13 Oregon, #19 Utah.

RPI CHECK-IN: In the most recent update through games as of May 3, the Pac-12 is the nation's No. 2 conference according to the NCAA's Adjusted RPI rankings (Big 12 third, ACC fourth).

• Led by No. 2 UCLA, two-thirds of the Pac-12 (66.7 percent) is in the nation's top 30 in Adjusted RPI, the second-highest clip among all leagues (SEC - nine of 13 - 69.2 percent). The Bruins are followed by No. 3 Stanford, No. 13 Washington, No. 16 Oregon, No. 26 Utah and No. 29 California.
• Also in the top 50 are No. 46 Arizona State and No. 50 Arizona.
• The Cardinal owns the nation's top strength of schedule, while Oregon State is third, Arizona State is 11th and UCLA in 12th.

NON-CONFERENCE SUCCESS: Heading into the final weekend of the regular season, Pac-12 programs have combined to go 184-42 (.814) against non-league foes, the best non-conference winning percentage in the country ahead of the SEC (.802; 301-74-1).

• Last season, Pac-12 teams went 228-68-1 (.769) in non-league games, the second-best mark in the country behind the SEC (342-97; .779).
• The Pac-12 is 16-15 against NFCA-ranked opponents in non-conference games this season. After winning just one of its first seven, the league has gone 15-9 (.625) against ranked non-conference foes since.

NO. 1 SEED AND REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPS: With last Friday's win at Utah, UCLA secured the Pac-12 regular-season title outright, its 12th all-time title, and the No. 1 seed in next week's inaugural Pac-12 Softball Tournament.

• UCLA's 21 Pac-12 wins are the most in the Conference since Oregon in 2018 (21-3) and the Bruins' best since they went 22-6 in 1999.
• The Bruins have completed their Pac-12 slate and are 5.5 games clear of second-place Washington and Oregon, both 14-7. At worst, UCLA will win the league's regular-season title by four games, the largest margin since 2004 when Arizona won it at 17-3 and California was second at 13-8 (4.5 games).
• Following a loss at Oregon on March 24, UCLA has reeled off 21 consecutive wins, including 17 in Conference.
• The Bruins' 17-game league winning streak is the longest active streak in the country among Power 5 programs, second among all schools (Lehigh - 18), and UCLA's longest in a single season since 2002.
• UCLA is one of just three teams to not drop a conference series this year (Oklahoma and Florida State).
• UCLA's overall 21-game winning streak is third in the country behind only Oklahoma (38) and Boston U. (26).
• Maya Brady is batting .454 with 16 home runs and 55 RBIs this season and is the only player in the country with those numbers. In the hunt for the league's Triple Crown, Brady leads the Pac-12 in batting average, hits (69), total bases (133), extra-base hits (29), on base percentage (.522) and slugging percentage (.875), and ranks second in home runs and RBIs.

DUCKS NOT SLOWING DOWN: Oregon has won 13 games in a row, the nation's fifth-longest active streak and the program's best since winning 15 in a row in 2021.

• During the streak, the Ducks are batting .377 with 24 doubles, 20 home runs and 99 RBIs. In the circle, they have a 1.17 ERA with four shutouts, four saves and have only given up 14 earned runs.
• Oregon has outscored its opposition by 82 runs, 105-23, during its 13-game winning streak.
• Already with 14 league wins, the Ducks need just one win to have their highest total of Pac-12 victories since winning it all in 2018 (21-3). Oregon finished third in 2021 at 14-10.

UTAH MAKING NOISE: At 31-13, the Utes are off to their best 44-game start to a season since 2017 (33-11).

• With three games remaining, Utah's 13 Conference wins are tied for its most in its 12 seasons as a member of the Pac-12 (2016, 2017). The Utes are guaranteed a top-five Pac-12 finish for the first time since they were fifth in 2017. Utah was a program-best fourth in 2015 and 2016.
• The Utes will head to Eugene looking to earn their third series victory of the year over a ranked foe, previously taking series from then-No. 17 Arizona and then-No. 5 Stanford. The last Utah took three series from ranked teams in a season was 2017 (four). Three weekends ago, Utah swept the Cardinal, the last two in walk-off fashion, for its first three-game sweep of a top-five opponent in program history.
• Utah started by winning its first two Pac-12 series as a Conference member for the first time, including the program's first series victory over Arizona since 2017.
• Utah stayed in the NFCA rankings at No. 24 this week, its sixth appearance in that poll this year.

STANFORD'S STRONG START: No. 6 in the latest NFCA rankings, the Cardinal has been a top-10 program in eight consecutive polls, its longest top-10 run since nine straight weeks from Feb. 23 to April 20, 2010.

• Stanford had a 21-game winning streak snapped at Oregon on March 18. The Cardinal entered that series against the Ducks with eight consecutive shutouts and an Allee Bunker RBI double in the third inning of game one on March 17 snapped a 56-inning scoreless streak.
• The Cardinal is fifth in the nation in ERA (1.53), ninth in shutouts (17), third in strikeout-to-walk ratio (4.93) and 10th in fielding percentage (.978).
• The Cardinal's 21-game winning streak was its longest since winning 28 in a row from Feb. 7 - March 23, 2009.
• At 38-10, the Cardinal is off to its best 48-game start to a season since 2009 (42-6).

USA SOFTBALL COLLEGIATE PLAYER OF THE YEAR FINALISTS: Two from the Pac-12 were named to USA Softball's list of 10 finalists for the 2023 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year on May 3 in UCLA's Maya Brady (UCLA) and Megan Faraimo.

• Pac-12 student-athletes have won the honor six times previously since it began in 2002, most recently by UCLA's Rachel Garcia in 2018 and 2019. In addition to Garcia, Stacey Nuveman won for the Bruins in 2022, Washington's Danielle Lawrie took home back-to-back awards in 2009 and 2010, and Stanford's Ashley Hansen won in 2011.
• Five made their list of 25 finalists revealed on April 19 in Brady, NiJaree Canady (Stanford), Faraimo, Baylee Klingler (Washington) and Alana Vawter (Stanford).
• The Top 3 Finalists will be revealed on Wednesday, May 17, followed by the announcement of the 2023 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year prior to the NCAA Womens College World Series slated for June 1-9 at the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex.

WBSC WORLD CUP ROSTER: On April 14, a national-best eight players from the Pac-12 were named to USA Softball's first U.S. Womens National Team (WNT) roster of the 2023 season that will compete at the WBSC World Cup from July 11-15 in Fingal-Dublin, Ireland.

• Ali Aguilar (Washington), Sis Bates (Washington), Maya Brady (UCLA), Ally Carda (UCLA), Megan Faraimo (UCLA), Hannah Flippen (Utah), Baylee Klingler (Washington) and Gwen Svekis (Oregon), will be led in Ireland by Team USA and UW head coach Heather Tarr .
• UCLA and Washington lead all programs with three players apiece on the 16-person roster.
• Competing in Group A, the U.S. will be joined by world-ranked No. 3 Chinese Taipei, No. 9 Australia, No. 16 Great Britain, No. 17 Ireland and No. 43 Botswana.

WOMEN'S PRO FASTPITCH DRAFT: Led by first-round picks Baylee Klingler and Megan Faraimo , a total of five Pac-12 softball student-athletes were selected in the 2023 Women's Professional Fastpitch Draft on April 17 in Oklahoma City.

• Lasting six rounds with four selections per round, the 24-pick event featured the Pac-12's five all chosen within the first 16 picks.
• Klingler, the 2022 Pac-12 Player of the Year, went No. 2 overall to the Texas Smoke, while Faraimo, the Conference's reigning Pitcher of the Year, was chosen fourth overall by the USSSA Pride. The Pac-12 was the only league with multiple first-round selections.
• Faraimo's UCLA teammate, Brooke Yanez , was also chosen by the USSSA Pride in the third round with the 12th overall pick. In the fourth round, California's Makena Smith went to the Smash It Sports Vipers with pick No. 15 overall and was follow one selection later by Oregon's Allee Bunker , who was taken 16th overall by the USSSA Pride.

WEEKLY AWARDS: Stanford's NiJaree Canady was named D1 Softball's National Freshman of the Week for the third time this season on Tuesday.

• Canady, also the Pac-12's Pitcher and Freshman of the Week, threw 14.0 innings and picked up all four of Stanford's wins, allowing only one earned run and eight hits. She posted a 0.50 ERA and struck out 29 agains just two walks.
• The Cardinal's first three-time Pac-12 Freshman of the Week in program history, she's also the first from Stanford to win three Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week awards in the same season since Missy Penna (four in 2009).
• Oregon's Allee Bunker was voted Pac-12 Player of the Week after leading Oregon to a 4-0 week, including a road sweep at California, by hitting .600 (9-for-15) with 10 RBIs.
• Nationally, Pac-12 players have collected five of the NFCA's 24 weekly awards thus far (player, pitcher). Utah's Mariah Lopez (Feb. 14, April 18) has won two Wilson/NFCA Pitcher of the Week awards this season, while UCLA's Megan Faraimo received the honor for the second time in her career on March 21. Offensively, UCLA's Maya Brady and Arizona's Olivia DiNardo were named Louisville Slugger/NFCA National Players of the Week on Feb. 14 and March 7, respectively.
• Pac-12 players have also won seven of the 36 national awards (player, pitcher, freshman) handed out by D1 Softball.

QUICK HITTERS

• ARIZONA: The Wildcats lead the Pac-12 in scoring (6.82) and fielding percentage (.984). Arizona is ranked second in the Conference in batting average (.331), slugging percentage (.522), and on-base percentage (.415). Arizona ranks in the top 20 in the NCAA in all of those categories.
  • Freshman Olivia DiNardo is sixth in the Pac-12 and eighth among NCAA DI freshmen with a .407 batting average.
• ARIZONA STATE: Senior infielder Jordyn VanHook is tied for fifth in the nation with 18 home runs after launching just five in her first three seasons. Nearly half of her 37 hits in 2023 have gone over the fence. She is third in the NCAA in home runs per game (0.41).
• CALIFORNIA: Cal's Conference-leading 61 home runs are third on the team single-season record list. The Bears' 64 home runs as a team (2013) are the second most all-time and the school single-season record is 84 in 2012. Cal's 142 extra-base hits (61 HR, 76 2B, 5 3B) lead the Pac-12 with UCLA (132) in second and Washington (129) in third.
  • The Golden Bears took down then-No. 2 UCLA on March 11, 8-0, for their first win over a top-five team since 2012. They took two of three from Arizona State March 24-26, their first series win against the Sun Devils since 2012.
• OREGON: Allee Bunker is the only player in program history ranked in the UO career top five in hits, doubles, runs and RBI. She's now third in hits (278), second in 2B (46) and fifth in runs (160) and RBI (166).
• OREGON STATE: With 53 career home runs, Frankie Hammoude has set the school record ( Tarrah Beyster - 52 - 1997-2000).
• STANFORD: Freshman NiJaree Canady has only given up four earned runs in 83 1/3 innings and leads the country with a 0.34 ERA this season. No one in the Conference has finished with an ERA under 0.50 since UCLA's Keira Goerl in 2002 (0.48).
  • Fellow first-year River Mahler is fourth in the Conference in batting average (.408) and fifth among all NCAA freshmen.
• UCLA: Megan Faraimo is 24 strikeouts away from becoming just the third player in UCLA history to record 1,000 strikeouts in a career. In the 1,000 K club are Anjelica Selden (1,441; 2005-08) and Keira Goerl (1,095; 2001-04). Faraimo leads the NCAA with 26 victories this season.
  • Megan Grant (55 RBIs) and Jordan Woolery (44) are the only true freshmen in Bruin history to each have at least 37 RBIs in a single season. Their 98 combined RBIs are the most by a freshman duo in a single season in UCLA history and are tied with Indiana's Taryn Kern and Avery Parker for the most by a freshman duo this season. Grant's 55 RBIs rank second among freshmen in the nation, trailing only Kern (62).
• UTAH: The Utes are 13th in the country in batting average, hitting .323 as a team, and 18th in scoring, averaging 6.23 runs per game. Utah's 2.02 steals per game average is 23rd nationally and its 89 total stolen bases are just three shy of the school record of 92 set in 1994.
• WASHINGTON: With a 15-4 record this season, first-year pitcher Ruby Meylan is tied for fourth in the Conference in victories. Her win total is fourth in the NCAA among freshmen.

STAT LINES

• NCAA Top-10 Team Rankings: Batting Avg. - UCLA (2nd, .344), Arizona (6th, .331); ERA - Stanford (5th, 1.53), UCLA (7th, 1.56); Fielding % - Arizona (2nd, .984), Washington (8th, .981), Stanford (10th, .978); OBP - UCLA (7th, .422); Scoring - Arizona (8th, 6.82), UCLA (10th, 6.62); Shutouts - UCLA (4th, 19), Stanford (9th, 17); Strikeout-to-walk ratio - UCLA (2nd, 5.27); Stanford (3rd, 4.93); Winning % - UCLA (2nd; .923).
• NCAA Top-10 Individual Rankings: ERA - NiJaree Canady, STAN (1st, 0.34), Megan Faraimo, UCLA (10th, 1.15); Hits - Maya Brady, UCLA (10th, 69) Hits allowed per seven innings - NiJaree Canady, STAN (1st, 2.60); Home runs - Jordyn VanHook, ASU (5th, 18); Home runs per game - Jordyn VanHook, ASU (3rd, 0.41); RBIs - Allie Skaggs, ARIZ (5th, 58); RBIs per game - Allie Skaggs, ARIZ (10th, 1.18); Saves - Morgan Scott, ORE (7th, 6), Ruby Meylan, WASH (7th, 6); Strikeout-to-walk ratio - NiJaree Canady, STAN (2nd, 9.12); Strikeouts - Megan Faraimo, UCLA (9th, 208); Strikeouts per seven innings - NiJaree Canady, STAN (1st, 12.3); Total bases - Maya Brady, UCLA (3rd, 133); Toughest to strikeout - Baylee Klingler, WASH (8th, 35.8); Triples - Taylor Gindlesperger, STAN (9th, 6); Victories - Megan Faraimo, UCLA (1st, 26).

powHER OF THE PAC: All nine Pac-12 softball programs are led by female head coaches.

• The Pac-12 is one of just two leagues in the country that features exclusively female head coaches (Ivy League).
• Six of the nine are leading their alma maters - Jessica Allister (STAN), Amy Hogue (UTAH), Kelly Inouye-Perez (UCLA), Caitlin Lowe (ARIZ), Chelsea Spencer (CAL) and Heather Tarr (WASH).

PRESEASON PAC-12 COACHES POLL : For the third consecutive season, UCLA was voted by the Conferences softball head coaches as the leagues preseason favorite for the upcoming campaign.

• The Bruins, which have made seven straight trips to the Women's College World Series, collected all eight available first-place votes and totaled 64 points to top the annual poll. It's the first time since 2016 (Oregon) that a Pac-12 team has garnered every available first-place vote. Coaches may not vote for their own teams.
• Stanford was second with 54 points, and followed closely by Washington (53 points), which picked up the remaining first-place vote. Coming off its first Super Regional appearance since 2011, the Cardinal boasts its highest-ever position in the preseason poll. Stanford had been picked third twice previously, in 2002 and 2006.
• Oregon collected 39 points and Arizona 30 to round out the top portion of the rankings. Oregon State was sixth (25 points), California seventh (21 points), Utah eighth (20 points) and Arizona State ninth (18 points).

PAC-12 SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT: Arizona's Hillenbrand Stadium will serve as the host site for the inaugural Pac-12 Softball Tournament , which is set to make its debut from May 10-13, 2023. The four-day event will begin with one game between the eighth and ninth-place teams in the regular-season standings on Wednesday. That winner will advance to an eight-team, single-elimination bracket with the quarterfinals, semifinals and championship being contested on the following three days. The winner of the Pac-12 Softball Tournament will receive the Conferences automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. Limited tickets are still available by visiting pac12.me/SBTix .

RETURNING ALL-AMERICANS: The Pac-12 returns six NFCA All-Americans from a season ago, including the league's reigning Player ( Baylee Klingler , WASH) and Pitcher ( Megan Faraimo , UCLA) of the Year. In addition to Klingler (first-team All-American) and Faraimo (second-team AA), also back are Arizona State's Yannira Acua (second-team AA), Arizona's Allie Skaggs (second-team AA), California's Makena Smith (third-team AA) and Utah's Ellessa Bonstrom (third-team AA).

PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE: The Conference's six returning All-Americans are also featured on the first-ever Preseason All-Pac-12 Team , which was voted on by the league's head coaches. UCLA has a league-high five players on the team in Maya Brady , Faraimo, Aaliyah Jordan , Sharlize Palacios and Brooke Yanez . Washington is second with four ( Madison Huskey , Klingler, Lindsay Lopez , Sami Reynolds ).

HISTORICALLY SPEAKING: The nations most successful softball conference, Pac-12 programs have combined to win 24 of the 40 NCAA softball championships all-time, 18 more than the next closest league, and all nine Pac-12 teams have made appearances in the Womens College World Series. Of the 13 different programs to have won an NCAA softball championship, five are from the Pac-12: UCLA (12), Arizona (8), Arizona State (2), California (1) and Washington (1).

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UPCOMING SCHEDULE ( Full Schedule )

Friday, May 5
Loyola Marymount at #2 UCLA	UCLA Live Stream	1 p.m. PT
Arizona State at Oregon State	Pac-12 Arizona Pac-12 Oregon	5 p.m. PT
San Diego State at #2 UCLA		6 p.m. PT
#24 Utah at #13 Oregon	Pac-12 Network Pac-12 Mountain	6 p.m. PT
California at Arizona	Pac-12 Arizona Pac-12 Bay Area	7 p.m. PT
#9 Washington at #6 Stanford	ESPNU	7:30 p.m. PT
Saturday, May 6
Arizona State at Oregon State	Pac-12 Network Pac-12 Arizona Pac-12 Oregon	2 p.m. PT
#24 Utah at #13 Oregon	Pac-12 Network Pac-12 Oregon Pac-12 Mountain	4 p.m. PT
California at Arizona	Pac-12 Arizona Pac-12 Bay Area	6 p.m. PT
#9 Washington at #6 Stanford	ESPN2	7 p.m. PT
Sunday, May 7
Arizona State at Oregon State	Pac-12 Network Pac-12 Arizona Pac-12 Mountain	noon PT
#9 Washington at #6 Stanford	Pac-12 Network Pac-12 Bay Area	1 p.m. PT
California at Arizona	Pac-12 Arizona	2 p.m. PT
#24 Utah at #13 Oregon	Pac-12 Mountain Pac-12 Oregon	2 p.m. PT

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CONFERENCE STANDINGS ( Expanded Standings )

Teams	Pac-12 Record	Overall Record
#2 UCLA	21-3	48-4
#9 Washington	14-7	35-10
#13 Oregon	14-7	35-11
#6 Stanford	13-8	38-10
#24 Utah	12-9	31-13
California	7-13-1	31-17-1
Arizona	5-16	27-22
Arizona State	5-16	21-23
Oregon State	4-16-1	13-27-1

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PAC-12 SOFTBALL WEEKLY AWARDS

	Player	Pitcher	Freshman
Feb. 13	Maya Brady, UCLA	Megan Faraimo, UCLA	Taylor Tinsley, UCLA
Feb. 20	Jordyn VanHook, ASU	NiJaree Canady, STAN	NiJaree Canady, STAN
Feb. 27	Devyn Netz, ARIZ	Stevie Hansen, ORE	Ruby Meylan, WASH
March 6	Olivia DiNardo, ARIZ	NiJaree Canady, STAN	Olivia DiNardo, STAN
March 13	Ellessa Bonstrom, UTAH	Brooke Yanez, UCLA	Megan Grant, UCLA
March 20	Ellessa Bonstrom, UTAH	Megan Faraimo, UCLA	Abby Dayton, UTAH
March 27	Madison Huskey, WASH	Megan Faraimo, UCLA	Alana Johnson, WASH
April 3	Aaliyah Jordan, UCLA	Megan Faraimo, UCLA	Elon Butler, CAL
April 10	Sami Reynolds, WASH	Alana Vawter, STAN	Abby Dayton, UTAH
April 17	Maya Brady, UCLA	Mariah Lopez, UTAH	Megan Grant, UCLA
April 24	Terra McGowan, ORE	Morgan Scott, ORE	NiJaree, Canady, STAN
May 1	Allee Bunker, ORE	NiJaree Canady, STAN	NiJaree Canady, STAN

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NATIONAL WEEKLY HONORS

	Award - Recipient
Feb. 14	Louisville Slugger/NFCA Player of the Week - Maya Brady, UCLA
Feb. 14	Wilson/NFCA Pitcher of the Week - Mariah Lopez, UTAH
Feb. 14	D1 Softball Player of the Week - Maya Brady, UCLA
Feb. 14	D1 Softball Freshman of the Week - Ruby Meylan, WASH
Feb. 21	D1 Softball Freshman of the Week - NiJaree Canady, STAN
Feb. 27	D1 Softball Player of the Week - Devyn Netz, ARIZ
Feb. 27	D1 Softball Pitcher of the Week - Stevie Hansen, ORE
March 7	Louisville Slugger/NFCA Player of the Week - Olivia DiNardo, ARIZ
March 7	D1 Softball Freshman of the Week - NiJaree Canady, STAN
March 21	Wilson/NFCA Pitcher of the Week - Megan Faraimo, UCLA
April 18	Wilson/NFCA Pitcher of the Week - Mariah Lopez, UTAH
May 2	D1 Softball Freshman of the Week - NiJaree Canady, STAN