SEC Releases 2023 Conference Softball Schedule

The SEC on Thursday released the conference softball schedule for the 2023 season.

League play is set to begin on March 10th. The 2023 SEC tournament will be held at Bogle Park, hosted by Arkansas, May 9-13.

The conference schedule does not yet include which series’ may be moved to a Saturday-Sunday-Monday format to accommodate ESPN’s Mic’d Up Monday broadcast schedule.

The conference schedule is listed below, broken down week-by-week as well as team-by-team:

March 10-12
Texas A&M at Arkansas
Auburn at Georgia
Kentucky at Missouri
LSU at South Carolina
Ole Miss at Tennessee

March 17-19
Arkansas at Alabama
Missouri at Florida
Georgia at Texas A&M
Tennessee at LSU
South Carolina at Mississippi State

March 24-26
Alabama at Tennessee
Florida at Arkansas
Missouri at Auburn
Mississippi State at Georgia
Texas A&M at Kentucky
LSU at Ole Miss

March 31 – April 2
Alabama at Missouri
Arkansas at Mississippi State
Ole Miss at Auburn
Florida at South Carolina
Kentucky at Georgia
Tennessee at Texas A&M

April 7-9
South Carolina at Alabama
Georgia at Arkansas
Auburn at Florida
Kentucky at Ole Miss
Missouri at LSU
Mississippi State at Texas A&M

April 14-16
Alabama at Mississippi State
LSU at Auburn
Georgia at Florida
Tennessee at Kentucky
Ole Miss at Missouri
Texas A&M at South Carolina

April 21-23
Auburn at Alabama
Arkansas at Kentucky
Florida at Tennessee
South Carolina at Georgia
Mississippi State at LSU
Texas A&M at Ole Miss

April 28-30
LSU at Alabama
Tennessee at Arkansas
Auburn at South Carolina
Ole Miss at Florida
Kentucky at Mississippi State
Missouri at Texas A&M

May 5-7
Alabama at Ole Miss
Arkansas at Missouri
Mississippi State at Auburn
Florida at Kentucky
Georgia at LSU
South Carolina at Tennessee

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Alabama – Bye, vs. Arkansas, @ Tennessee, @ Missouri, vs. South Carolina, @ Mississippi State, vs. Auburn, vs. LSU, @ Ole Miss

Arkansas – vs. Texas A&M, @ Alabama, vs. Florida, @ Mississippi State, vs. Georgia, Bye, @ Kentucky, vs. Tennessee, @ Missouri

Auburn – @ Georgia, Bye, vs. Missouri, vs. Ole Miss, @ Florida, vs. LSU, @ Alabama, @ South Carolina, vs. Mississippi State

Florida – Bye, vs. Missouri, @ Arkansas, @ South Carolina, vs. Auburn, vs. Georgia, @ Tennessee, vs. Ole Miss, @ Kentucky

Georgia – vs. Auburn, @ Texas A&M, vs. Mississippi State, vs. Kentucky, @ Arkansas, @ Florida, vs. South Carolina, Bye, @ LSU

Kentucky – @ Missouri, Bye, vs. Texas A&M, @ Georgia, @ Ole Miss, vs. Tennessee, vs. Arkansas, @ Mississippi State, vs. Florida

LSU – @ South Carolina, vs. Tennessee, @ Ole Miss, Bye, vs. Missouri, @ Auburn, vs. Mississippi State, @ Alabama, vs. Georgia

Mississippi State – Bye, vs. South Carolina, @ Georgia, vs. Arkansas, @ Texas A&M, vs. Alabama, @ LSU, vs. Kentucky, @ Auburn

Missouri – vs. Kentucky, @ Florida, @ Auburn, vs. Alabama,  @ LSU, vs. Ole Miss, Bye, @ Texas A&M, vs. Arkansas

Ole Miss – @ Tennessee, Bye, vs. LSU, @ Auburn, vs. Kentucky, @ Missouri, vs. Texas A&M, @ Florida, vs. Alabama

South Carolina – vs. LSU, @ Mississippi State, Bye, vs. Florida, @ Alabama, vs. Texas A&M, @ Georgia, vs. Auburn, @ Tennessee

Tennessee – vs. Ole Miss,  @ LSU, vs. Alabama, @ Texas A&M, Bye, @ Kentucky, vs. Florida, @ Arkansas, vs. South Carolina

Texas A&M – @ Arkansas, vs. Georgia, @ Kentucky, vs. Tennessee, vs. Mississippi State, @ South Carolina, @ Ole Miss, vs. Missouri, Bye