Not to be overshadowed, there was another NCAA Selection Show that happened last night. The NCAA Division II Softball Committee made the selection of the 48 teams on Sunday that will participate in the 2021 NCAA Division II Softball Championship. Six teams will participate at each of the eight regional sites in double-elimination tournaments May 19-22. Winners of each regional site will advance to the championship finals May 27-31 in Denver, as the usual Super Regional Round was eliminated this year due to pandemic concerns.
Atlantic Region at Kutztown, Pennsylvania
1. *Kutztown (31-12)
2. Shepherd (26-12)
3. West Chester (30-14)
4. East Stroudsburg (26-14)
5. West Liberty (35-15)
6. Claflin (8-1)
Central Region at Edmond, Oklahoma
1. Augustana (South Dakota) (44-6)
2. Minnesota State Mankato (38-8)
3. *Central Oklahoma (35-12)
4. Southern Arkansas (27-8)
5. Central Missouri (36-12)
6. Arkansas Tech (28-16-1)
East Region at Manchester, New Hampshire
1. Georgian Court (35-4)
2. *Saint Anselm (29-4)
3. Adelphi (27-8)
4. Molloy (29-14)
5. New Haven (27-7)
6. Bridgeport (22-7)
Midwest Region at Allendale, Michigan
1. *Grand Valley State (41-7)
2. Indianapolis (43-6)
3. Northwood (28-14)
4. Trevecca Nazarene (26-12)
5. Hillsdale (31-17)
6. Ohio Dominican (28-16)
South Region at Valdosta, Georgia
1. Auburn Montgomery (39-5)
2. *Valdosta State (34-8)
3. Alabama Huntsville (31-12)
4. Rollins (19-2)
5. West Florida (30-14)
6. Mississippi College (20-19)
South Central Region at Commerce, Texas
1. Oklahoma Christian (37-7)
2. West Texas A&M (33-10)
3. Angelo State (33-12)
4. Colorado Mesa (38-3)
5. *Texas A&M-Commerce (28-16)
6. Texas A&M-Kingsville (23-12)
Southeast Region at Dahlonega, Georgia
1. *North Georgia (37-5)
2. Lincoln Memorial (36-6)
3. Young Harris (31-10)
4. Anderson (South Carolina) (29-11)
5. Tusculum (22-17)
6. Emmanuel (Georgia) (19-25)
West Region at Irvine, California
1. *Concordia (California) (26-11)
2. Biola (17-11)
3. Northwest Nazarene (24-10)
4. Western Washington (20-11)
5. Hawaii Hilo (17-11)
6. Central Washington (15-14)