NCAA.com | May 19, 2020 NCAA Division I softball Regional and Super Regional games to re-air on Facebook Watch UCLA's walk-off single to clinch the 2019 Women's College World Series title Share INDIANAPOLIS —Regional and Super Regional games that were played during past NCAA Division I Softball Championship tournaments will re-air on www.Facebook.com/NCAASoftball. Coverage will take place May 14-17 with regional games and May 21-24 with super regional matchups. The 24-game slate features 30 softball programs, 10 of which have won Division I national championships during the last 38 years. A special element of the re-broadcast of these memorable contests is that all games are condensed to remove commercial breaks. PARENTHOOD: How UCLA's Jenavee Peres juggles being a mom, student and softball player Coverage surrounding the games in the video vault on Facebook will include record performances, top plays, and interviews with some of the game’s greats to provide commentary on their tournament experiences and memories. The DISoftball roundtable debuted last week on the NCAA Softball Facebook page with former players from Arizona and UCLA sharing their memories while watching the 1992 Women’s College World Series championship game. A streaming schedule to include the rebroadcast of Women’s College World Series games will be announced at a later date. Following the postseason, a featured game will be streamed each week. The games will be announced weekly via the #WCWSwednesday series and games will stream on Thursdays. MORE: Full Women's College World Series schedule for 2021 The NCAA Division I Softball Regional and Super Regional games streaming schedule is listed below: Thursday, May 14 Time Regional Game Original Game Date 1 p.m. Drake vs. Georgia May 17, 2019 5 p.m. Texas vs. Texas St. May 19, 2017 9 p.m. Jacksonville St. vs Oregon St. May 21, 2016 Friday, May 15 Time Regional Game Original Game Date 1 p.m. Louisiana vs. LSU May 20, 2017 5 p.m. Arizona St. vs. McNeese May 21, 2016 9 p.m. Baylor vs. James Madison May 21, 2017 Saturday, May 16 Time Regional Game Original Game Date 1 p.m. Oklahoma vs. Wisconsin May 19, 2019 5 p.m. Cal St. Fullerton vs. UCLA May 19, 2018 9 p.m. Arizona St. vs. Michigan May 18, 2014 Sunday, May 17 Time Regional Game Original Game Date 1 p.m. Florida St. vs. South Ala. May 19, 2013 5 p.m. Baylor vs. Texas A&M May 18, 2013 9 p.m. James Madison vs. Michigan May 20, 2019 Thursday, May 21 Time Super Regional Game Original Game Date 1 p.m. Alabama vs. Washington May 25, 2018 5 p.m. Florida St. vs. Oklahoma St. May 23, 2019 9 p.m. Ole Miss vs. UCLA May 25, 2017 Friday, May 22 Time Super Regional Game Original Game Date 1 p.m. Alabama vs. Nebraska May 22, 2014 5 p.m. Arizona St. vs. Kentucky May 25, 2013 9 p.m. Louisiana vs. Michigan May 24, 2013 Saturday, May 23 Time Super Regional Game Original Game Date 1 p.m. Nebraska vs. Oregon May 26, 2013 5 p.m. Florida vs. Georgia May 27, 2016 9 p.m. Utah vs. Washington May 27, 2017 Sunday, May 24 Time Super Regional Game Original Game Date 1 p.m. Kentucky vs. Oregon May 27, 2017 5 p.m. Florida St. vs. LSU May 28, 2017 9 p.m. Florida vs. Tennessee May 26, 2019 All times are Eastern For more information on the NCAA Division I Softball Championship, visit ncaa.com/championships/softball/d1. LATEST COLLEGE SOFTBALL NEWS ALL-TIME LINEUPS: UCLA | Arizona | Oklahoma | Washington WCWS TOP MOMENTS: Lisa Fernandez | Cat Osterman | Monica Abbott | Danielle Lawrie | Shay Knighten | Megan Langenfeld | Keira Goerl | Taryne Mowatt | Rachel Garcia Store: Shop for college softball gear 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