Sixty-four teams, 16 regionals, and a potential 112 games packed into three days — softball’s natty tournament is here!

Eight teams take tomorrow’s field for a chance to dance at Memorial Day weekend’s semis, and with all five finalists for the Tewaaraton Award (aka the Heisman of lacrosse) still twizzling, the season’s best lax is still ahead.

With only eight teams left in each national tournament, expect tighter competition in today’s women’s and tomorrow’s men’s quarter-finals than in the first three yawn-inducing rounds.

The women’s and men’s tennis super regionals were an as-expected snoozefest, but there was plenty of drama in the pool and on the field.

With conference tourney crowns awarded and the NCAA bracket booked, 64 Division I teams now know their path to June’s Women’s College World Series.

On Friday, Utah sophomore diver Ben Smyth was arrested and charged with three felonies, including rape, after assaulting a classmate last August.

Keep those Gatorade baths coming because championship season is still rolling.

Almost all conferences wrap up their tournaments tomorrow, which means yesterday’s quarter-finals chaos gives way to today’s semifinals madness.

It’s tournament week for a whopping 30 Division I (DI) conferences, and you know what that means: The eight-team Women’s College World Series is only 22 days (and 56 dashed dreams) away.

Volleyball’s jam-packed seasons came to a dramatic end as two Southern California powerhouses took some serious hardware back home to LA.

Unlike volleyball’s championships, other spring sports' postseasons unfold over the course of several weekends.

Two national champions will be crowned this weekend: the beach queens and the kings of the court.