Haylie McCleney

Former Alabama softball player Haylie McCleney has been selected by the Southeastern Conference as one of its two nominees for the 2016 NCAA Woman of the Year Award along with former Arkansas track and field standout Taylor Ellis-Watson.

The Alabama Crimson Tide finished their 20th season of college softball Saturday afternoon in the Women’s College World Series. Throughout the season, head coach Patrick Murphy and the Alabama softball program saluted the seniors on the 2016 squad and numerous former players who built Crimson Tide softball into a national power...

The Alabama softball team fell short of a national championship over the weekend, but the program capped of another incredible season in Oklahoma City.

Alabama senior outfielder Haylie McCleney was named the 2016 Alabama Sports Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete of the Year, earning a postgraduate scholarship established by the Board of Directors of the State of Alabama Sports Hall of Fame. McCleney owns a 4...

No. 4 Alabama hits the road this weekend to face South Carolina in their final SEC road trip of the season. With six games left in the regular season, Alabama and South Carolina still have a lot riding on this weekend’s series. The Crimson Tide is tied for fourth with Tennessee, and tied in percentage points with Kentucky for third in the SEC standings...

Alabama senior Haylie McCleney was named one of 10 finalists for the 2016 Senior CLASS award, which celebrates senior student-athletes who use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as community leaders.

BIRMINGHAM -- Soccer may be rising in popularity, but football is still king in Alabama. So with ESPN's "College GameDay" just under 60 miles away in Tuscaloosa for then-No. 2 Alabama's Saturday night showdown against No. 15 Ole Miss, it only made sense for a few U...

Team USA defeated Japan, 6-1, on Sunday night in Irvine, Calif., to win its eighth World Cup, with current Alabama outfielder Haylie McCleney and former pitcher Jaclyn Traina representing the Crimson Tide on the national team.

Alabama junior Haylie McCleney has been selected as the 2015 Capital One Academic All-America Team Member of the Year for Division I Softball, announced by the Collegiate Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) on Friday.

Three teams came to Tuscaloosa to try to advance in the NCAA softball tournament.  For Alabama, it was little more than batting practice.  The Tide defeated Fairfield once and Washington twice by a combined score of 28-1.  The first run for the opposition didn't come until the fourth inning of the last game...