Postseason Pedigree Returns to 2026 TSG
THE Spring Games has long been a launchpad for NCAA postseason success, and 2026 is shaping up to be no different. Among the teams returning to the Games are standout programs from NCAA Division III and Division II that proved themselves on the national stage last spring.
Top Collegiate Programs Returning from the 2025 Playoffs:
Alfred University (NY)
Rowan University (NJ)
Ramapo College (NJ)
Farmingdale State College (NY)
Lake Forest College (IL)
Simpson College (IA)
Springfield College (MA)
Swarthmore College (PA)
University of Mount Union (OH)
University of Pittsburgh - Greensburg (PA)
University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh (WI)
University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point (WI)
Western New England University (MA)
Westminster College (PA)
Worcester State University (MA)
Moravian University (PA)
Saint Martins University (WA)
Hillsdale College (MI)
These teams earned their spots in the 2025 postseason through dominant regular-season play and strong performances in their conference tournaments and NCAA regionals.
The Tradition Continues
THE Spring Games offers a unique environment where championship-level teams can prepare for the season ahead in a competitive yet collaborative atmosphere. For coaches and athletes alike, it's an early-season proving ground—and for fans and scouts, it's a preview of the teams most likely to contend deep into May.
“It’s incredible to see how many of last year’s playoff teams are coming back,” said Anthony Dorak, Data Analyst of THE Spring Games. “The competition here continues to grow, and these programs represent the best of what college softball has to offer.”
Looking Ahead to March
With more than 18 returning playoff teams now registered and hundreds more programs set to compete, the 2026 Spring Games will once again host the largest and most competitive collegiate softball event in the country.
For updates, schedules, and ticket information, visit www.thespringgames.com.
