espnW Blog: College Sports
Courtesy of Michelle GascoigneFrom the welcoming reception to a surprise benefit concert, the WCWS is off to an eventful start for the Sooners.
Courtesy of John WilliamsonOklahoma's Michelle Gascoigne answers our five questions in "W Wants To Know."
Courtesy of ASUSoftball ASU is heading back Oklahoma City for a third straight trip to the WCWS. Unlike last year, though, the Sun Devils plan to stick around.
Texas A&M Athletics Before heading off to super regionals, the Texas A&M softball team organized a relief effort for the disasters in West, Texas, and Moore, Okla.
Courtesy of Raven ChavanneWinning at home in the super regionals would be great, but Tennessee's Raven Chavanne has bigger goals.
AP Photo/Alonzo AdamsIn the blink of an eye the tournament goes from 64 teams to 16. Waking up this morning as one of the teams that gets to play another day is an amazing feeling.
Courtesy of Amber FreemanAnd the road to Oklahoma City begins. It is now my favorite time of the year. This is what we have worked so hard for each and every year. I can honestly say I have butterflies just thinking about it.
James Madison celebrates its inclusion in the NCAA softball tournament.
AP Photo/Paul SakumaEven though I am having the time of my life in Nigeria and wish to inform you all of my recent happenings, I have a very different agenda for today. Let me start off with a story ... My sister and I did not have the most graceful entrance into the world of basketball.
Courtesy of Emily Young Last Friday, our team visited the LAC+USC Medical Center's pediatrics unit to bring some cheer and smiles to the patients, who really welcomed the pleasant change from their regular hospital routines.
Courtesy of Chiney OgwumikeLions are not roaming through the streets. My ride is not the back of an elephant. I'm not living in a hut. I am in Africa, studying abroad in the country of my mother and father, a country with so much primitive beauty, potential, promise; I am in Nigeria!
Courtesy of Emily Young We've finally reached the point in our spring season where we scrimmage other teams. While much of the spring focuses on individual and team development, now we finally get to some competition outside of our own gym.
Yes, this is for a class. I’m currently enrolled in a sailing class at USC called Deepwater Cruising. During the first half of spring semester, we’ve had class every week where we learn about different vessels, sailing history and the rules of water traffic.
John Woike/Hartford Courant/MCT via Getty ImagesAs I walked off the court in Bridgeport on Saturday afternoon, it hit me that my college career was finished.
AP Photo/Bill FeigThe season has come to an end for the Lady Lions, but we can walk away with many great memories.