Brenden Welper | NCAA.com | May 16, 2021 Tracking every DII softball conference tournament for 2021 Tusculum Athletics Share The 2021 DII softball championship is May 27-31 in Denver. But there's some business that needs to be taken care of first: conferences must crown a champion. Teams that win their conference tournament will automatically qualify for regionals, which begin on Wednesday, May 19. Only conferences that are holding a tournament are included in this list. You can follow each one in the table below. The complete schedule and champion from every DII softball conference tournament: Conference Tournament dates Final site Winner CACC May 5-12 Highest remaining seed Georgian Court Conference Carolinas April 22-26 Duncan, SC Emmanuel (GA) ECC May 7-15 Highest remaining seed Bridgeport GAC May 14-15 Bentonville, AR Arkansas Tech GLIAC May 11-13 Sandusky, OH Grand Valley State GLVC May 6-9 East Peoria, IL UIndy G-MAC May 6-8 Findlay, OH Ohio Dominican GNAC May 6-8 Monmouth, OR Western Washington GSC May 6-9 Oxford, AL Auburn Montgomery LSC May 13-15 Hosted by top seed West Texas A&M MEC May 7-9 Salem, VA West Liberty MIAA May 7-15 Edmond, OK Central Missouri NE10 May 4-14 Highest remaining seed Saint Anselm NSIC May 13-15 Rochester, MN Minnesota State PBC May 8-15 Highest remaining seed North Georgia PSAC May 5-15 Highest remaining seed West Chester RMAC May 13-15 Grand Junction, CO Colorado Mesa SAC April 23-25 Greenville, TN Tusculum DII SOFTBALL NEWS: Regional rankings | Latest Power 10 | Nine of the best all-around hitters 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