The 2025 Michigan Wolverines softball team was an American college softball team that represented the University of Michigan during the 2025 NCAA Division I softball season. The Wolverines were led by head coach Bonnie Tholl in her third season, and played their home games at Alumni Field in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The Wolverines won the 2025 Big Ten softball tournament, and advanced to the 2025 NCAA Division I softball tournament.

Previous season The Wolverines finished the 2024 season 43–18 overall, and 18–5 in the Big Ten, finishing in second place in their conference. Michigan received an at-large bid to the 2024 NCAA Division I softball tournament and were defeated in the Regional Finals by Oklahoma State.

Roster

Schedule and results 2025 Michigan Wolverines Softball Game Log Regular season (34–19) February (10–6) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1G Record February 7 vs. DelawareUSF Tournament USF Softball StadiumTampa, FL 2–8 Kerwood (2–1) Hoehn (0–1) — 723 0–1 — February 7 at USFUSF Tournament USF Softball StadiumTampa, FL 1–0 Derkowski (1–0) Long (0–1) — 987 1–1 — February 8 vs. Illinois StateUSF Tournament USF Softball StadiumTampa, FL 4–0 Derkowski (2–0) McLeod (0–2) — 376 2–1 — February 8 vs. No. 3 FloridaUSF Tournament USF Softball StadiumTampa, FL 1–13 (5) Rothrock (2–0) Hoehn (0–2) — 1,054 2–2 — February 9 vs. Georgia SouthernUSF Tournament USF Softball StadiumTampa, FL 0–2 Johnson (1–1) Ferguson (0–1) — 137 2–3 — February 13 at No. 10 GeorgiaRed & Black Showcase Jack Turner StadiumAthens, GA 2–3 Backes (3–0) Derkowski (2–1) Roelling (1) 1.501 2–4 — February 14 vs. LongwoodRed & Black Showcase Jack Turner StadiumAthens, GA 8–0 (5) Derkowski (3–1) Kirkland (1–3) — — 3–4 — February 14 vs. Western CarolinaRed & Black Showcase Jack Turner StadiumAthens, GA 6–0 Hoehn (1–2) Batson (1–2) — — 4–4 — February 15 at GeorgiaRed & Black Showcase Jack Turner StadiumAthens, GA Cancelled February 16 vs. Georgia StateRed & Black Showcase Jack Turner StadiumAthens, GA 11–1 (5) Hoehn (2–2) Stephens (0–3) — 264 5–4 — February 21 vs. Kent StateSouth Florida Showdown USF Softball StadiumTampa, FL 8–3 Hoehn (3–2) Pochie (0–3) Derkowski 562 6–4 — February 21 at USFSouth Florida Showdown USF Softball StadiumTampa, FL 5–4 Hoehn (4–2) Dixon (5–1) — 489 7–4 — February 22 vs. LouisvilleSouth Florida Showdown USF Softball StadiumTampa, FL 3–5 Mullen (1–0) Derkowski (3–2) — — 7–5 — February 22 vs. TroySouth Florida Showdown USF Softball StadiumTampa, FL 10–0 (5) Hoehn (5–2) Holt (3–2) — — 8–5 — February 27 at No. 8 Duke Duke Softball StadiumDurham, NC 1–2 Drogemuller (5–1) Derkowski (3–3) — — 8–6 — February 28 vs. QueensThe Raleigh Times Curtis & Jacqueline Dail Softball StadiumRaleigh, NC 10–2 Hoehn (6–2) Craver (0–2) — 111 9–6 — February 28 at NC StateThe Raleigh Times Curtis & Jacqueline Dail Softball StadiumRaleigh, NC 5–3 Derkowski (4–3) Gore (2–2) — 279 10–6 — March (17–3) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1G Record March 1 vs. QueensThe Raleigh Times Curtis & Jacqueline Dail Softball StadiumRaleigh, NC 10–1 (5) Ferguson (1–1) Craver (0–3) — 119 11–6 — March 1 vs. UNC WilmingtonThe Raleigh Times Curtis & Jacqueline Dail Softball StadiumRaleigh, NC 2–1 Hoehn (7–2) Huddleston (7–2) Derkowski (1) 98 12–6 — March 2 vs. UNC WilmingtonThe Raleigh Times Curtis & Jacqueline Dail Softball StadiumRaleigh, NC 9–3 Derkowski (5–3) Eckert (1–2) — 73 13–6 — March 4 at North Carolina Williams Field at Anderson StadiumChapel Hill, NC 2–0 Hoehn (8–2) Dark (8–3) Derkowski (2) 213 14–6 — March 5 at East Carolina Max R. Joyner Family StadiumGreenville, NC 1–2 Frost (5–5) Derkowski (5–4) Apple (1) 112 14–7 — March 7 vs. North Carolina Central UNCG Softball Stadium Greensboro, NC 11–0 (5) Hoehn (9–2) Davis (1–7) — 78 15–7 — March 7 at UNC Greensboro UNCG Softball Stadium Greensboro, NC 9–0 (5) Derkowski (6–4) Chartrand (2–2) — 163 16–7 — March 8 vs. North Carolina Central UNCG Softball Stadium Greensboro, NC 8–0 (5) Meyers (1–0) Krupey (0–7) — 111 17–7 — March 8 at UNC Greensboro UNCG Softball Stadium Greensboro, NC 9–2 Hoehn (10–2) Ward (7–3) — 302 18–7 — March 14 vs. PrincetonMizzou Invitational Mizzou Softball StadiumColumbia, MO 8–4 Derkowski (7–4) Shaw (3–5) — — 19–7 — March 15 at MissouriMizzou Invitational Mizzou Softball StadiumColumbia, MO 3–7 McCann (6–4) Derkowski (7–5) — — 19–8 — March 15 vs. South Dakota StateMizzou Invitational Mizzou Softball StadiumColumbia, MO 5–0 Hoehn (11–2) Vacanti (1–5) — — 20–8 — March 20 vs. Maryland Devon ParkOklahoma City, OK 8–0 (5) Derkowski (8–5) Godfrey (2–4) — 350 21–8 1–0 March 21 vs. Maryland Devon ParkOklahoma City, OK 5–2 Hoehn (12–2) Shearer (2–4) Derkowski (3) 200 22–8 2–0 March 22 vs. Wisconsin Devon ParkOklahoma City, OK 6–2 Derkowski (9–5) Salo (10–5) — 300 23–8 3–0 March 23 vs. Wisconsin Devon ParkOklahoma City, OK 8–1 Derkowski (10–5) Felci (0–1) — 300 24–8 4–0 March 25 Western Michigan Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI 12–4 Ferguson (2–1) Salyer (0–4) — 780 25–8 — March 28 Michigan State Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI 3–4 Taylor (1–2) Derkowski (10–6) Cassady (1) 1,457 25–9 4–1 March 29 Michigan State Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI 15–3 (5) Hoehn (13–2) Schuler (5–10) — 1,713 26–9 5–1 March 29 Michigan State Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI 9–8 (8) Hoehn (14–2) Taylor (1–3) — 1,713 27–9 6–1 April (5–9) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1G Record April 4 at No. 6 Oregon Jane Sanders StadiumEugene, OR 2–3 Sokolsky (10–1) Derkowski (10–7) — 2,028 27–10 6–2 April 5 at No. 6 Oregon Jane Sanders StadiumEugene, OR 4–5 Sokolsky (11–1) Derkowski (10–8) — — 27–11 6–3 April 6 at No. 6 Oregon Jane Sanders StadiumEugene, OR 1–9 (5) Grein (19–1) Derkowski (10–9) — 2,218 27–12 6–4 April 9 Central Michigan Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI 6–2 Hoehn (15–2) Compau (5–7) — 927 28–12 — April 12 Rutgers Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI 3–1 Derkowski (11–9) Harrison (11–13) Hoehn (1) 1,804 29–12 7–4 April 13 Rutgers Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI 11–3 (6) Hoehn (16–2) Depew (0–13) Meyers (1) 1,886 30–12 8–4 April 14 Rutgers Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI 8–4 Derkowski (12–9) Harrison (11–14) Hoehn (1) 867 31–12 9–4 April 18 at No. 24 Ohio State Buckeye FieldColumbus, OH 3–4 Boutte (16–7) — 1,455 31–13 9–5 April 18 at No. 24 Ohio State Buckeye FieldColumbus, OH 4–7 Kay (10–3) Hoehn (16–3) — 1,337 31–14 9–6 April 20 at No. 24 Ohio State Buckeye FieldColumbus, OH 7–15 Kay (11–3) Derkowski (12–11) — 1,017 31–15 9–7 April 22 Oakland Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI 6–1 Aiken (1–0) Balcom (6–11) — 916 32–15 — April 26 No. 7 UCLA Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI 3–5 Tinsley (11–3) Derkowski (12–12) Fisher (1) 2,432 32–16 9–8 April 27 No. 7 UCLA Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI 3–4 (8) Fisher (15–0) Hoehn (16–4) — 2,443 32–17 9–9 April 28 No. 7 UCLA Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI 8–12 Fisher (16–0) Hoehn (16–5) — 1,171 32–18 9–10 May (2–1) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1G Record May 2 at Minnesota Jane Sage Cowles StadiumMinneapolis, MN 0–4 Schwartz (10–14) Hoehn (16–6) — 849 32–19 9–11 May 3 at Minnesota Jane Sage Cowles StadiumMinneapolis, MN 8–0 (5) Schwartz (10–15) — 974 33–19 10–11 May 4 at Minnesota Jane Sage Cowles StadiumMinneapolis, MN 3–0 Derkowski (14–12) Schwartz (10–16) — 920 34–19 11–11 Postseason (5–2) (4–0) Date Opponent Rank Site/Stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1GT Record May 7 Wisconsin Bittinger StadiumWest Lafayette, IN 3–2 Jacobson (12–6) — 450 35–19 1–0 May 8 No. 4 Oregon Bittinger StadiumWest Lafayette, IN 5–0 Hoehn (17–6) Sokolsky (15–3) — 500 36–19 2–0 May 9 Purdue Bittinger StadiumWest Lafayette, IN 4–2 Derkowski (16–12) Gossett (11–9) Hoehn (3) 1,600 37–19 3–0 May 10 No. 9 UCLA Bittinger StadiumWest Lafayette, IN 2–0 Derkowski (17–12) Fisher (16–2) Hoehn (4) 1,278 38–19 4–0 (1–2) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall record Regional record May 16 vs. UCF Red and Charline McCombs FieldAustin, TX 4–3 Hoehn (18–6) Vega (13–6) Derkowski (3) — 39–19 1–0 May 17 vs. No. 3 Texas Red and Charline McCombs FieldAustin, TX 4–16 (5) Kavan (22–4) — 1,293 39–20 1–1 May 17 vs. UCF Red and Charline McCombs FieldAustin, TX 8–10 Vega (14–6) Hoehn (18–7) — 361 39–21 1–2

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