SEC Softball Central

After the 64-49 defeat of UConn, Dawn Staley says No. 1 South Carolina wasn't going to settle for anything less than a national championship.

One year after a heartbreaking loss in the national semifinals left her in tears, South Carolina's Aliyah Boston tells SEC Now she's all smiles now.

Destanni Henderson tells SEC Now of her career-high performance for the Gamecocks in the national title game: "I didn't even know I had 26 points."

William Hamiter comes back from an injury and helps the Tide defeat Texas A&M, 8-4, with a strong five-run fourth inning.

Makinzy Herzog helps Texas A&M defeat Abilene Christian, 5-2, to complete the series sweep and shares her team's readiness to get back to SEC play.

Mississippi State coach Samantha Rickett shows her gratitude for the SEC's support during the second annual "All for Alex" weekend.

Following the series-tying win against No. 18 Georgia, No. 4 Alabama's Jenna Johnson explains how her two-run homer broke the game open.

Lauren Krings, who tallied two wins during the sweep of South Carolina, says the No. 25 Tigers had high energy and it made her job easier.