NCAA Release | May 14, 2014 NCAA to host Coca-Cola youth clinic during Women's College World Series Share INDIANAPOLIS -- In conjunction with the 2014 NCAA Women’s College World Series championship tournament, the NCAA and Coca-Cola are hosting a youth clinic on May 31, from 8:00 a.m. until noon at the Putnam City Optimist Complex in Oklahoma City, Okla. Participants have the opportunity to meet NCAA softball coaches and student-athletes, learn softball skills and exercise tips, take part in infield and outfield drills and much more. A special toolbox tips session is available for parents and guardians of youth clinic participants. The clinic is free of charge and open to children in third through eighth grades. Pre-registration is available now online at www.ncaa.com/YouthClincs. Online registration closes on May 28. Participants are registered on a first-come, first-serve basis. The 33rd annual Women’s College World Series will take place May 29–June 4 at ASA Hall of Fall Stadium-OGE Energy Field in Oklahoma City, Okla. Considered the premier event in collegiate softball, the Women’s College World Series features eight of the nation’s top teams in a double-elimination tournament format for the 2014 NCAA Division I Softball Championship. Women's College World Series adds two days The Women's College World Series will have two extra days, allowing for schedule flexibility and additional rest for the players. READ MORE Video review challenges approved for softball The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved video review for softball beginning in the 2021-22 academic year. READ MORE Canada and Mexico softball play for bronze at the 2020 Olympics. All players competed in the NCAA When Canada and Mexico battled for the bronze medal in Tokyo, fans saw rosters made up entirely of former NCAA student-athletes. READ MORE