Alabama Softball

Since head coach Patrick Murphy's inaugural season in 1999, Alabama has qualified for the NCAA Tournament every year.

Next up, Alabama will face South Carolina Wednesday night, approximately 35 minutes after Game 6 which is scheduled for 4 p.m. The game will air on SEC Network.

No. 14 Alabama Softball concluded its regular season with a tough 2-1 series loss against No. 12 South Carolina on Saturday.

No. 14 Alabama Softball rolled into the final week of Southeastern Conference regular-season play with a commanding 13-1 run-rule victory over No. 12 South Carolina on Thursday.

From timely hitting to lockdown pitching and flawless execution, the Crimson Tide left it all on the field for Game 2. Now, with the series even, all eyes turn to Game 3 on Monday.

It was a pitchers' duel for much of the game, with both teams holding each other in check through six innings.

It was a tough Friday night in Baton Rouge for Alabama softball as the Crimson Tide couldn't find their footing in Game 1.

The No. 17 Georgia Bulldogs came into town with fiery determination, taking game one of the weekend series

This victory ended a three-game losing streak for the Crimson Tide and marked the fifth loss of the season for the Aggies. The Crimson Tide improved to 22-11 overall and 2-3 in Southeastern Conference.

The Aggies continued their momentum, as Mya Perez hit a solo home run in the sixth inning, reducing the deficit to one run. They then took the lead with a two-run homer from Barbara.