ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25

2022 Season – Week 13 – May 10, 2022

Week 13 Top 25 Poll I Week 13 Top 25 Poll (no formatting)

1. 

Oklahoma (25)
Big-12
Record: 48-1

 Previous Rank: 1
Points: 625
2. 


Virginia Tech
ACC
Record:40-6

 Previous Rank: 2
Points: 597
3. 


Florida State
ACC
Record: 49-5

 Previous Rank: 3
Points: 572
4. 

Arizona State
Pac-12
Record: 37-8

 Previous Rank: 9
Points: 520
5. 

Arkansas
SEC
Record: 41-9

 Previous Rank: 5
Points: 513
6. 

UCLA
Pac-12
Record: 40-8

 Previous Rank: 4
Points: 508
7. 

Alabama
SEC
Record: 41-10

 Previous Rank: 8
Points: 483
8. 

Oklahoma State
Big-12
Record: 38-12

 Previous Rank: 7
Points: 440
9. 

Northwestern
Big Ten
Record: 39-9

 Previous Rank: 6
Points: 412
10. 

Tennessee
SEC
Record: 38-15

 Previous Rank: 12
Points: 378
11. 

Washington
Pac-12
Record: 34-13

 Previous Rank: 10
Points: 371
12. 

Duke
ACC
Record: 40-7

 Previous Rank: 13
Points: 365
13. 

 

Florida
SEC
Record: 41-15

 Previous Rank: 11
Points: 331
14. 

Kentucky
SEC
Record: 35-16

 Previous Rank: 15
Points: 262
15. 


Clemson
ACC
Record: 37-14

 Previous Rank: 17
Points: 258
16. 

Texas
Big-12
Record: 37-16-1

 Previous Rank: 14
Points: 250
17. 

UCF
AAC
Record: 44-12

 Previous Rank: 19
Points: 196
18. 

LSU
SEC
Record: 34-20

 Previous Rank: 20
Points: 180
19. 

Georgia
SEC
Record: 40-15

 Previous Rank: 18
Points: 179
20. 

Auburn
SEC
Record: 39-14

 Previous Rank: 16
Points: 152
21. 

Notre Dame
ACC
Record: 39-9

 Previous Rank: 21
Points: 132
22. 

Missouri
SEC
Record: 33-19

 Previous Rank: 23
Points: 120
23. 

Michigan
Big Ten
Record: 34-15

 Previous Rank: 22
Points: 93
24. 

Oregon
Pac-12
Record: 31-17

 Previous Rank: 25
Points: 78
25. 

Arizona
Pac-12
Record: 32-18

 Previous Rank: RV
Points: 25
 

Parenthesis denotes first place votes.

Dropped Out: Stanford
New to Poll: Arizona

Others receiving votes: Stanford (23), Ole Miss (11), San Diego State (9), Texas A&M (8), Utah (8), Wichita State (7), Louisiana (5), Mississippi State (5), South Florida (5), Nebraska (2), Oregon State (1), Western Kentucky (1).