The BYU Cougars softball program began its first year in 2000. The current coach is Gordon Eakin who is in his 22nd season coaching the BYU Cougars softball team.
History The BYU Cougars softball team has been to 15 straight NCAA Tournament appearances and 16 total entering the 2020 season. In 2014 the Cougars became the only team to have won four conference championships from four different conferences in four consecutive years; 2011 Mountain West Conference, 2012 Western Athletic Conference, 2013 Pacific Coast Softball Conference, and 2014 West Coast Conference. The Cougars softball field is the fourth largest on-campus NCAA softball facility.
Stadium Gail Miller Field is the home of the BYU Cougars softball team. The field is part of the Larry H. Miller Sports Complex and is located directly behind Larry H. Miller Field.
Results by season Season Results YearCoachOverall Record Conference RecordConference StandingPostseason2000Mary Kay Amicone16–277–135th —2001Mary Kay Amicone35–2611–61st NCAA First Round2002Mary Kay Amicone30–236–105th —2003Gordon Eakin36–1710–73rd —2004Gordon Eakin 34–1811–83rd —2005Gordon Eakin 45–1416–21st NCAA Second Round2006Gordon Eakin 43–2215–52nd NCAA Second Round2007Gordon Eakin 43–2016–41st NCAA Regional2008Gordon Eakin 44–2014–62nd NCAA Regional2009Gordon Eakin 40–1812–21st NCAA Second Round2010Gordon Eakin 46–1312–31st NCAA Regional2011Gordon Eakin 40–1811–21st NCAA Regional2012Gordon Eakin 45–1515–41st NCAA Regional2013Gordon Eakin 33–2519–51st NCAA First Round2014Gordon Eakin 34–2312–21st NCAA Second Round2015Gordon Eakin 40–1413–21st NCAA Second Round2016Gordon Eakin 36–2112–31stNCAA Second Round2017Gordon Eakin 46–1314–11st NCAA Regional2018Gordon Eakin36–2213–11stNCAA Second Round2019Gordon Eakin30–2612–31stNCAA Second Round2020Gordon Eakin14–90–0 — Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic 2021Gordon Eakin38–1711–11stNCAA Regional2022Gordon Eakin42-1013-21st —2023Gordon Eakin35-1711-42ndNISC Runner-up 2024 Gordon Eakin 31-23 11-16 T-6th — Totals 24 Years 2 Coaches912-471 ()297-112 ()16 Conf. Championships17 Postseason Appearances
Notable players Conference awards Big 12 Freshman of the Year Ilove’a Brittingham (2025)
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