Headline: Here are some of the top Oklahoma high school fastpitch softball players to watch for this fall.
Trinity Stevens & Kaylen Woods (Alva)
Stevens is a team leader in the circle who has made major strides since her freshman season and leads on and off the field. Woods is a confident, vocal shortstop and longtime starter who continues to develop as a leader and player.

Lauryn McHenry (Arapaho-Butler High School)
Lauryn is a standout pitcher, hitter and third baseman who helped lead Arapaho-Butler to a state championship as a sophomore. She went 6-0 in the playoffs and led the team in numerous offensive categories, including a .550 average, eight home runs and 56 RBIs.
Mackenzie Thompson (Asher)
Thompson is a senior second baseman and leadoff hitter who has led Asher statistically on both offense and defense. She is a proven leader and serves as the spark plug for the team.
Sarah Barton (Atoka)
Sarah is a talented pitcher and infielder who gives Atoka a chance to win whenever she is in the circle. She also makes difficult plays look routine at shortstop.
Jocelyn Ulery (Balko-Forgan Bulls)
Ulery is a three-year starter and three-time all-conference selection for the Balko-Forgan Bulls. Her maturity and experience make her a steady presence for the program.
Erin Bridendolph (Bartlesville)
Bridendolph enters her junior season with two years of starting experience at shortstop. After leading Bartlesville in several offensive categories last season, she is expected to serve as a catalyst for an experienced lineup.
Brooklynn Stephens (Berryhill High School)
Stephens returns after batting better than .400 last season and will anchor the left side of Berryhill’s defense at third base. Her competitiveness, energy, leadership and consistency make her a player opponents must account for.
Bailey Tucker (Bethel)
Bailey is a Tulsa commit who plays shortstop and provides power from the right side of the plate. She is positioned to be a key offensive and defensive contributor for Bethel.
Mackenzie Howard (Bixby)
Mackenzie is a two-year starting catcher with an advanced understanding of the game and a strong ability to manage a pitching staff. A Leadership Council member with a 4.0 GPA, she is a valuable presence on and off the field.

Nina Glass (Blackwell High School)
Glass is a senior leader who sets an example in the weight room, classroom and on the softball field. A versatile defender capable of playing in both the outfield and infield, she is willing to fill any role the team needs.

Rylee Black (Blanchard)
Rylee is a Division I-caliber player who helped lead Blanchard to the state finals as a freshman. She is a hard worker who wants the ball in the biggest situations.
Avaree Beach, Kinslee Cottner & Aryanna Ceasar (Broken Arrow)
Beach led Broken Arrow with a .481 average, 38 RBIs and a 12-3 pitching record with 128 strikeouts and a 1.84 ERA. Cottner hit .421 with 27 RBIs and went 6-1 in the circle, while Ceasar added a .361 average and 20 RBIs.
Hadlee Hunt (Cache)
Hunt is a senior pitcher expected to lead Cache’s staff after sharing circle duties last season. She will also be a major offensive piece in the leadoff spot after leading the team in batting average and home runs as a junior.
Kynli Carlson (Canute)
Kynli will hit in the middle of Canute’s order and has the ability to produce runs at a high level. She can also provide innings in the circle and cover significant ground in center field.

Brynn Geisinger (Cashion)
Geisinger made an immediate impact as a freshman for Cashion as a pitcher, shortstop and productive hitter. She batted .368 with 26 RBIs and four home runs while consistently leading through her work ethic and competitiveness.
Bella Anastasio (Chelsea)
Bella is the heart and soul of Chelsea’s roster after growing within the program since sixth grade. She is a team-first leader, strong student and constant source of encouragement for her teammates.
Brynlie Alexander (Chickasha)
Brynlie is a two-year starting shortstop with speed, power, contact ability, a strong arm and defensive skill. Despite an injury last season, she remained among Chickasha’s top five in batting average, on-base percentage and stolen bases.
Jade Davis (Chisholm)
Jade is a senior four-year starter who has contributed at catcher, infield, outfield and in the circle. Her versatility and extensive fastpitch, slowpitch and travel-ball experience will make her difficult for Chisholm to replace.

Reese Giblet (Clinton High School)
Giblet is a senior shortstop who combines quick instincts, smooth footwork and a strong arm with consistent leadership. She is a reliable offensive contributor, a 4.0 student and a tone-setter for Clinton.
Laney Alford (Coleman)
Alford is a hardworking player who gives maximum effort every day while pursuing college softball opportunities. Her coach expects her to lead Coleman statistically on both offense and defense this season.
Parker Knight (Collinsville High School)
Parker is a four-year starter and respected leader whose positive attitude has made her an example for her teammates. After elbow surgery shortened her junior fastpitch season, she returned to make an impact at second base during Collinsville’s first slowpitch season.
Kassidy Campbell (Community Christian School)
Campbell is a hardworking, positive player who consistently gives her best effort on the field. Her kindness, leadership and commitment have made her an important part of the Community Christian program.
Cadee Donaho (Copan Public School)
Donaho is a senior utility player who provides defensive consistency and can step into the circle when needed. Her ability to play multiple positions, communicate and perform in pressure situations gives Copan valuable flexibility.
Lillie Stowers (Covington-Douglas)
Stowers is Covington-Douglas’ returning starting catcher and cleanup hitter. She led the team in batting average as a sophomore and has led the team in RBIs in each of her first two high school seasons.
Matti Terrell (Cushing)
Matti is a three-year starter, two-time All-District selection and Cushing’s leadoff hitter and center fielder. She brings range, a strong arm, speed, contact ability and a knack for coming through in clutch moments.
Kinley Patten, Khloe Jones, Holland Herring, Brooke Sheline & Max Motley (Dale)
This group forms a strong returning core for Dale softball. Each is expected to make a key impact for the team this season.
Nevah Ray (Davenport High School)
Ray is an athletic, selfless leader who makes those around her better. Her work ethic, team-first attitude and ability to remain committed to her teammates make her the type of player every coach values.
Aubree Bellar (Dewey)
Aubree was an important piece of Dewey’s success as a freshman. Entering her sophomore season, she is expected to take on an expanded role.
Brooklyn Martin (Dover Public School)
Brooklyn is a dependable three-year contributor who makes a major impact both as a pitcher and hitter. Her softball IQ, leadership and composure make her a player Dover relies on heavily.
Abby McAlister (Earlsboro Public Schools)
McAlister is a returning junior pitcher who won more than 20 games and recorded more than 150 strikeouts last season. Her experience and talent in the circle give Earlsboro a strong foundation.

Isabella Musselman (Eisenhower High School)
Musselman is a senior who will lead Eisenhower in the circle while serving as one of the lineup’s top hitters. She led the team with seven home runs as a junior and provides power on both sides of the game.

Zoey Pawnee (El Reno)
Pawnee is El Reno’s ace and a major offensive threat after reaching 100 strikeouts as a freshman and leading the team in batting average. She is also a hardworking teammate who brings positive energy to the program.
Kynli Garrett (Elgin)
Kynli is a four-year starter and Oklahoma State commit who brings experienced senior leadership to Elgin. She is a two-time district player of the year.

Blakely Ball (Elk City)
Ball is a left-handed leadoff hitter who sets the tone for Elk City’s lineup. She has batted better than .400 every year, stole 40 bases last season and will move to center field.

Leah Green (Eufaula High School)
Green is a junior who has spent most of her career in the circle while hitting near the top of Eufaula’s lineup since her freshman season. Her speed and experience will be important as she takes on a leadership role.
Jaycee Young (Fairview)
Jaycee is a senior pitcher and standout infielder who has been a key defensive presence for Fairview for several seasons. She has earned all-conference and all-district honors in each of the past three years.

Abigail Leach (Gans)
Abigail has overcome injuries and Hashimoto’s disease while continuing to lead Gans as a starting pitcher since her freshman year. She also batted .409 last season and consistently maintains an average above .300.
Kylie Makerney (Glencoe High School)
Kylie is Glencoe’s only senior and will be counted on to lead a young team in the circle, at first base and at the plate. She is pursuing opportunities to play at the next level.
Charlie Berry (Granite)
Charlie is an athletic, speedy outfielder who sets the table as Granite’s leadoff hitter. She stole more than 40 bases last season and led the team in singles and on-base percentage.
Rylee Taylor (Haworth)
Taylor is a four-year starter and one of Haworth’s experienced senior leaders. She is a hard worker, strong student and self-driven athlete who leads by example.
Peyton Stewart (Healdton)
Stewart is a three-year starter with a strong glove and reliable bat. She hits third in Healdton’s order and plays shortstop.
Kristy Shadwick (Heavener)
Shadwick was Heavener’s team MVP last season and will again pitch the majority of the innings. She batted .381, recorded 143 strikeouts in 138 innings and limited opponents to a .263 average.
Ivana Gutierrez (Hennessey)
Ivana is a two-time all-conference and all-district center fielder known for exceptional range and a powerful throwing arm. She batted .382 with a .506 on-base percentage, 12 stolen bases and seven sacrifice bunts last season.
Charlee Medley (Hilldale)
Medley is a senior four-year starter who can play multiple positions and lead Hilldale from the top half of the order. She is an unselfish, low-strikeout contact hitter and a standout defender who leads through both words and actions.
Leighton Sills, Maelyn Dixon & Lela Hopper (Hominy)
Leighton, Maelyn and Lela are senior leaders who were central to Hominy’s run to the state tournament. The group will be expected to build on that experience during its final season.
Sammi Butler (Hooker)
Butler is one of Hooker’s few returning starters and will take on larger responsibilities as a sophomore. She will contribute at catcher, pitcher and shortstop while providing strong leadership and work ethic.
Gracie Conrad (Hulbert High School)
Conrad is a hard-nosed third baseman who will move to shortstop this season. She is a difficult out at the plate and a tough defender.
Mackenzie Cravens (Idabel High School)
Mackenzie is Idabel’s reigning team MVP and a versatile athlete who can fill any role requested of her. She is an exceptionally hard worker and a respected team leader.
Brynlee Pratt (Inola)
Brynlee is a senior center fielder who will anchor Inola’s outfield and return to the leadoff spot. She batted .510 with 39 stolen bases last season and is committed to NOC Tonkawa.

Temperance Parker (Jenks)
Parker is a crafty left-handed pitcher with speed and a varied pitch selection. She also hit .334, led Jenks with 15 stolen bases and provides power, slapping and bunting ability at the plate.

Kaybree Blackbird (Kansas)
Kaybree is a strong, athletic first baseman who can play virtually anywhere on the field. She will again hit third for Kansas and has committed to continue her softball career at NOC Tonkawa.
Sienna Renz (Kiefer)
Sienna has improved in the circle in each season of her career. Her continued development will be important for Kiefer.
Kate Ratzlaff (Kingston)
Kate is Kingston’s catcher, leadoff hitter and emotional leader. The junior batted .495 and stole 47 bases last season while bringing a high softball IQ to the field.
Katy Jo Hayes (Kremlin-Hillsdale)
Katy Jo can play every position on the field for Kremlin-Hillsdale. She has earned all-conference recognition in each of her first three seasons and is pursuing a fourth selection.
Rylee Jones (Latta)
Jones is Latta’s only returning full-time starter from its state tournament team and a five-tool center fielder. She has been among the team’s offensive leaders for three years while using her speed and range to impact the game defensively.
Bristol Newby (Laverne)
Newby is coming off a strong sophomore season in which she led Laverne in home runs and runs scored while pitching 28 innings. She will be expected to lead by example while contributing at third base, shortstop and in the circle.
Gracie Barzellone (Liberty Public Schools)
Gracie is a hardworking, all-out competitor and natural leader for Liberty. She enters her senior season with high expectations.
Addison Dodson & Nacobi Miller (Lindsay)
Dodson and Miller bring leadership, work ethic and energy to Lindsay every day. Both lead by example, support their teammates and embrace the difficult work required to improve.
McKinLee Tramel (Locust Grove)
Tramel is one of the area’s top outfielders and uses speed to create problems for opponents offensively. She is also a top defensive player for Locust Grove.
Adalynn Luttrell (Lookeba-Sickles)
Adalynn is an excellent hitter who batted .470 as a freshman. She is also a talented pitcher and a key contributor in the circle.

Kahlayah Brown (MacArthur High School)
Brown is a three-year starting senior who drives MacArthur’s offense from the leadoff or two-hole spot. Her speed, power, versatility at shortstop and leadership in every setting make her the team’s MVP.
Addy Beauchamp (Macomb)
Beauchamp is a hardworking junior pitcher with a high softball IQ and a strong commitment to improving her craft. She is a versatile, positive teammate who can play any position and embraces whatever role Macomb needs.

Rylan Lesnau (McAlester High School)
Rylan is McAlester’s hardest worker and a tone-setter who started every game at shortstop last season. She batted .358 from the leadoff spot and leads through a blue-collar approach and high standards.

Ella Smith (McLoud)
Smith was a key part of McLoud’s success last season, posting a 1.63 ERA and batting .366. Returning from injury, she is determined to lead the team toward the state tournament and is committed to Southwestern Christian University.
Kelsey Brandt (Morris)
Kelsey is Morris’ senior pitcher and has worked hard throughout the offseason. The program expects her to play a major role in its pursuit of another state tournament appearance.
Abi Cloud (Mounds)
Abi is a third-year starting catcher who led Mounds in hitting last season. She is also a strong academic student.
Charlesia Normore (Muskogee)
Normore is a skilled, versatile athlete who will start at shortstop for Muskogee. She can also play the outfield and provide time in the circle.
River Mount (Mustang)
River pitched Mustang to a state championship as a sophomore, compiling an 18-0 record with three saves. She recorded 114 strikeouts against 12 walks in 112 innings and finished with a 0.808 ERA.
Marcela Attar (Norman High School)
Marcela is a two-year starting middle infielder and two-time all-district selection for Norman. She led the team in average, slugging and OPS last season while emerging as a leader in the locker room and dugout.

Kadence Strube (Oktaha)
Strube started every game at catcher for Oktaha last season and is regarded as one of the state’s top defensive catchers. She will be expected to take on a larger offensive role after the graduation of the team’s top four hitters.
Jocelyn Leak (Oologah)
Leak is an outstanding athlete whose work ethic is evident in her on-field performance. She is expected to be an important contributor for Oologah.
Kaylee Isam, Payton Maggard, Hailey Troulakis & Trinity Scott (Owasso Public Schools)
Kaylee is a versatile shortstop, Payton is a power-hitting second baseman and 2026 state champion wrestler, and Hailey went 21-4 in 144 innings while leading Owasso to the state semifinals. Trinity is an athletic outfielder with a strong arm, impressive range and emerging power at the plate.
Mallory Carter (Pauls Valley)
Carter is a three-year returning starter who plays shortstop for Pauls Valley. She is also a reliable leader for the team.
Landry Shepherd (Perkins-Tryon)
Landry is a senior shortstop who has led Perkins-Tryon since her freshman season with consistent improvement at the plate and in the field. She is a hardworking, humble leader who maintains a 4.0 GPA and sets a strong example for her teammates.
Nadia Jeffries (Piedmont HS)
Nadia is a University of Nebraska commit and three-year starting center fielder who will bat leadoff for Piedmont. She batted .441 with 39 stolen bases last season and is among the state’s top players.

Taibree Melton (Pittsburg)
Taibree is a versatile player and a force behind the plate for Pittsburg. From the left side, she can bunt or hit for power, while her speed makes her difficult to retire.
Khaegan Hickey (Pocola High School)
Khaegan is an athletic shortstop who will lead off Pocola’s lineup. She also anchors the team’s defense.
Chloe Freniere (Porter Consolidated)
Freniere is a hardworking student-athlete expected to make an impact for Porter Consolidated this season. Her effort and character make her a valuable part of the program.
Jayci Hallman (Porum High School)
Jayci started every game as a freshman and batted .511 while leading off for Porum. She brings speed, power, a strong arm, defensive ability and a high softball IQ at center field, shortstop and potentially third base.
Kynlee Martin (Preston High School)
Kynlee is a strong left-handed pitcher with the physical tools to compete at a Division I level. She also hits for power.

Mattisyn Terrell (Prue High School)
Terrell is a dedicated, hardworking athlete who embraced pitching despite it not being her initial preferred position. Her willingness to improve and do whatever Prue needs reflects a strong team-first attitude.
Adriana Moya, Paisley Davis & McKinna Cooper (Roland)
Moya is a versatile junior leadoff hitter who batted .364 with 16 stolen bases and 24 runs, while catcher Davis batted .310 with 16 RBIs. Junior pitcher Cooper went 14-14 with a 3.14 ERA and 71 strikeouts in 167 innings.

Ashlynn Carruth (Rush Springs)
Carruth is a fierce competitor who pitched and played third base for Rush Springs, recording 103 strikeouts and a .951 fielding percentage last season. She also sparked the offense with a .421 average, 20 doubles, four triples, two home runs and 30 RBIs.
Macee Sorum (Salina High School)
Sorum has been Salina’s most consistent player on offense and defense in recent seasons. She is an all-district third baseman, a district offensive player of the year and a prospect capable of playing at the next level.
Channing Wilson (Sallisaw High School)
Channing is a strong hitter, standout left-side infielder and hard worker for Sallisaw. She is a two-time all-district player who is on track to become a four-year starter.
Lakelyn Harger (Sand Springs Schools)
Harger is a senior leader who has worked diligently to improve at third base, in the circle and at the plate. Her work ethic and commitment to growth will be important for Sand Springs.
Kyrsten Unwin (Seiling High School)
Unwin is a dedicated worker who is consistently the first to arrive and the last to leave. She is a dependable leader Seiling has counted on both on and off the field.
Bailey Hartman & Adilyn Whinery (Skiatook)
Hartman is a senior catcher coming off her best season and will be a leader for Skiatook’s young pitching staff. Whinery is a talented senior outfielder whose resilience through injuries and leadership will be vital to the team.
Cheresh Tubbs (Snyder High School)
Cheresh is a junior shortstop and Shortgrass All-Conference selection whose defense is the strongest aspect of her game. Her speed is a weapon on the bases, and continued offensive growth could make her one of southwest Oklahoma’s top players.

Bella Lile (Sterling)
Bella is a hardworking athlete who started as a freshman at third base in both fastpitch and slowpitch. She embraced the challenge of a demanding position and consistently exceeded expectations.

Keeli Henderson (Stigler High School)
Henderson is a senior four-year starter who led Stigler in every major offensive category last season. The program expects another strong season from its veteran leader.

Jaelynn Wilhelm (Stillwater High School)
Wilhelm is a five-tool player who batted .532, collected 58 hits, drove in 23 runs and set a school record with 43 stolen bases. She also played error-free center field in 2025 and has drawn collegiate interest.

Kortni Green (Stratford)
Green has been Stratford’s starting catcher for the past two seasons. She continues to mature as a player while leading the team in a positive manner.
Ambree House & Emma Bear (Stuart High School)
Ambree is a Division I commit and elite catcher known for her competitiveness, game knowledge and ability at the plate and behind it. Emma Bear is an athletic, mentally tough junior who can play at a high level and leads by example.

Zoie Griffin (Tahlequah)
Zoie was named Oklahoma Gatorade Player of the Year and is committed to Texas A&M. She went 20-3 with 301 strikeouts and a 0.771 ERA while also batting .413 with 47 RBIs.
Maddie Gray (Tecumseh)
Gray is a strong two-way player who combines power at the plate with speed on the bases. She is expected to be a major contributor for Tecumseh.
Paisley Glenn (Timberlake)
Glenn started in the circle as a freshman and sophomore before suffering a torn labrum before her junior season. She showed grit and determination by moving to another position and became an example for her teammates.
Lainee Wafford (Tupelo)
Lainee is a strong pitcher and an even more dangerous hitter who can produce both power and average. She is also an excellent student and a respected leader on and off the field.
Jillyn Kilcrease (Velma-Alma)
Jillyn is an experienced junior pitcher with a high softball IQ who has handled circle duties for Velma-Alma the past two seasons. She is also versatile enough to play shortstop when she is not pitching.
Eden Girty (Vian)
Eden is a standout senior known for her heart, grit and ability to overcome difficult situations. She will lead Vian while playing any position needed with full effort.

Ella LaBounty (Warner)
Ella has been a key Warner starter and leader since her freshman season, helping establish the program’s culture. She also maintains a 4.0 GPA while taking concurrent classes through Connors State College.
Aleah Melson (Waukomis)
Aleah is a strong teammate, dependable softball player and leader for Waukomis. Her presence benefits the team both competitively and personally.

Maddie Moreno (Wayne High School)
Maddie led Wayne with a .522 average and 147 strikeouts as the team’s primary pitcher last season. She will spend the summer playing select softball to gain more experience against high-level competition.
Jossalynn Schulz (Weatherford)
Jossalynn combines speed and power while bringing exceptional instincts to center field. She can track down balls defensively and hit for both average and power at the plate.
Savanah Gaylord (Wellston)
Gaylord is a four-year starting shortstop with a career .423 average, 80 hits, 53 RBIs, 78 stolen bases and 81 runs scored. She is a positive leader and three-sport athlete who also excels in basketball and track.
Cameron Roark & Gabrielle Seeley (Westmoore High School)
Roark is a senior committed to Midwestern State University who brings power, defensive versatility and leadership to Westmoore. Seeley is an athletic, competitive player coming off a strong sophomore softball season and a state championship appearance in soccer.

Brandi Cavin (Westville)
Cavin was a 3A-6 first-team all-district pitcher and Westville’s MVP. She batted .422 with 11 doubles, two triples and two home runs.
Kaleigh Mills & Bailey Nelson (Woodward High School)
Mills has been Woodward’s primary pitcher for three seasons and one of its most consistent power threats at the plate. Nelson is a versatile three-year impact player who has contributed at shortstop, third base and catcher while embracing every team need.
Alyiah Busby (Yukon High School)
Busby is a dominant pitcher, powerful hitter and outstanding athlete for Yukon. She is expected to make a major impact for the program.
