List of Arkansas State High School Softball Champions
- Fast Pitch
- 2012 – Bryant, Lake Hamilton, White Hall, Nashville, Mansfield, Junction City, Taylor
- 2011 – Bryant, Searcy, Wynne, Farmington, Atkins, Foreman, Nemo Vista
- 2010 – Bryant, Mountain Home, Greenbrier, Nashville, Arkansas Baptist, Foreman, Armorel
- 2009 – North Little Rock, Lake Hamilton, Wynne, Dardanelle, Perryville, Foreman, Scranton
- 2008 – North Little Rock, Mountain Home, Nettleton, Ashdown, Elkins, Foreman, Nemo Vista
- 2007 – Fayetteville, Lake Hamilton, Vilonia, Dardanelle, Elkins, Foreman, West Side GF
- 2006 – Fayetteville, Marion, Central Arkansas Christian, Foreman, Lockesburg
- 2005 – Benton, Batesville, Farmington, Arkansas Baptist, Taylor
- 2004 – Benton, Hope, Booneville, Benton Harmony Grove, Lockesburg
- 2003 – Texarkana, Hope, Prairie Grove, Benton Harmony Grove, Ouachita
- 2002 – North Little Rock, Nettleton, Prairie Grove, Benton Harmony Grove
- 2001 – North Little Rock, Batesville, Prairie Grove, Newark
- 2000 – Rogers, Lake Hamilton, Farmington
- 1999 – Sheridan
- Slow Pitch
- 2003 – McCrory
- 2002 – Hoxie
- 2001 – Parkers Chapel, Ouachita
- 2000 – Sylvan Hills, Murfreesboro, Lockesburg
- 1999 – Bryant, Nashville, Cedarville, Lockesburg
- 1998 – Benton, Greenwood, Southside Batesville, Arkansas Baptist, Guy-Perkins
- 1997 – Bryant, Batesville, Nettleton, Arkansas Baptist
- 1996 – Bryant, Vilonia, Barton, St. Joseph
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