The 2024 softball season concluded with the crowning of six state champions at Shock Stadium on the campus of the University of Central Arkansas in Conway last weekend.
Previously-formed dynasties Bentonville (6A), Sheridan (5A) and Farmington (4A) climbed back up to the top of the mountain, while Hackett (3A) experienced the feeling of being the last one standing for the first time and Mansfield (2A) reached that point for the first time in over a decade. Meanwhile, Taylor (1A) once again proved its supremacy in the state’s smallest classification by winning a record seventh consecutive title.
Below are the final TeamFunded Super 7 rankings of the season. While some teams were slotted based on how they were playing at the end of the season, overall performance and strength of schedule weighed heavily into the rankings.
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6A
1. Bentonville (27-6)
2. Springdale Har-Ber (23-9)
3. Bryant (25-3)
4. Rogers (29-3)
5. Conway (14-10-1)
6. Cabot (23-7)
7. Bentonville West (17-15)
5A
1. Sheridan (28-2)
2. Beebe (26-5)
3. Valley View (21-9)
4. Greene County Tech (23-9)
5. Maumelle (22-7-1)
6. Greenwood (23-5)
7. Arkansas High (20-6)
4A
1. Farmington (23-5)
2. Pea Ridge (25-6)
3. Gentry (19-9)
4. Star City (15-11)
5. Gravette (16-11)
6. Bauxite (22-8)
7. Monticello (24-2)
3A
1. Hackett (28-3)
2. Atkins (21-7)
3. Lincoln (28-11)
4. DeWitt (24-3)
5. Booneville (22-13)
6. Mayflower (21-7)
7. Harding Academy (19-4)
2A
1. Mansfield (24-1)
2. Riverside (27-2)
3. Magnet Cove (25-7)
4. Woodlawn (21-10)
5. Central Arkansas Christian (9-8)
6. Quitman (23-8)
7. Des Arc (19-6)
1A
1. Taylor (26-2)
2. Shirley (17-8)
3. Scranton (15-11)
4. Bradley (22-9)
5. Concord (21-3)
6. West Side (Greers Ferry) (11-11)
7. Viola (14-9)
