The 2025 Oklahoma Sooners softball team was an American college softball team that represented the University of Oklahoma during the 2025 NCAA Division I softball season. The team was coached by Patty Gasso in her thirty-first season, and played their home games at Love's Field. This season was the team's first as a member of the Southeastern Conference.

Previous season The Sooners finished the 2024 season 59–7 overall, and 22–5 in the Big 12, finishing in second place in their conference. Following the conclusion of the regular season, the Sooners won the 2024 Big 12 Conference softball tournament and received an automatic bid to the 2024 NCAA Division I softball tournament, where they were the No. 1 overall seed. They won the 2024 Women's College World Series over Texas, becoming the first team in college softball history to four-peat.

Offseason Departures Oklahoma outgoing transfers+ Player Position Year New team Ref SJ Geurin Pitcher Redshirt sophomore Auburn Avery Hodge Infielder Junior LSU Quincee Lilio Utility Redshirt junior South Carolina

Additions Oklahoma incoming transfers+ Player Position Year Previous team Ref Ailana Agbayani Infielder/Pitcher Junior BYU Abby Dayton Outfielder Junior Utah Isabela Emerling Catcher Redshirt junior North Carolina Sam Landry Pitcher Senior Louisiana Isabella Smith Pitcher Redshirt senior Campbell

Roster and personnel

2025 Oklahoma Sooners roster Pitchers 8 – Isabella Smith – Redshirt Senior 11 – Kierston Deal – Junior 17 – Paytn Monticelli – Junior 21 – Sam Landry – Senior 24 – Audrey Lowry – Freshman 25 – Sophia Bordi – Freshman 77 – Sydney Barker – Freshman

Catchers 13 – Isabela Emerling – Redshirt Junior 99 – Corri Hicks – Freshman

Outfielders 3 – Chaney Helton – Freshman 7 – Kasidi Pickering – Sophomore 12 – Maya Bland – Sophomore 16 – Abigale Dayton – Junior 27 – Hannah Coor – Redshirt Junior Infielders 1 – Cydney Sanders – Senior 2 – Nelly McEnroe-Marinas – Redshirt Freshman 14 – Riley Zache – Freshman 22 – Kadey Lee McKay – Freshman 42 – Gabbie Garcia – Freshman 82 – Avery Hodge – Sophomore

Utility 5 – Ella Parker – Sophomore 9 – Tia Milloy – Freshman 50 – Ailana Agbayani – Junior Reference:

2025 Oklahoma Sooners coaching staff Patty Gasso – Head coach Jennifer Rocha – Associate head coach JT Gasso – Associate head coach Falepolima Steele – Assistant coach Ryan Wondrasek – Director of player developmentReference:

Schedule 2025 Oklahoma Sooners softball game logRegular season (43–7)February (16–0) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord SECRecordFebruary 6 vs. CSUN No. 2 SDSU Softball StadiumSan Diego, CA 7–2 Smith (1–0) Alonso (0–1) — 1,000 1–0 –February 6 at San Diego State No. 2 SDSU Softball Stadium 11–6 (9) Lowry (1–0) Hernandez (0–1) — 1,184 2–0 –February 7 vs. California Baptist No. 2 Anderson Family FieldFullerton, CA 8–0 (5) Smith (2–0) McConnell (0–1) — 275 3–0 –February 7 at Cal State Fullerton No. 2 Anderson Family Field 13–3 Lowry (2–0) McClesky (0–1) Landry (1) 1,086 4–0 –February 8 vs. Loyola No. 2 Smith FieldLos Angeles, CA 9–0 Landry (1–0) O'Dell (0–1) — — 5–0 –February 9 at Long Beach State No. 2 LBSU Softball ComplexLong Beach, CA 2–0 (11) Smith (3–0) Martin (0–1) — 790 6–0 –February 15 vs. HofstraGetterman Classic No. 3 Getterman StadiumWaco, TX 8–0 (5) Smith (4–0) Brennan (0–1) — 1,122 7–0 –February 15 at No. 24 BaylorGetterman Classic No. 3 Getterman Stadium 9–1 (5) Deal (1–0) Walker (1–1) — 1,126 8–0 –February 16 vs. HofstraGetterman Classic No. 3 Getterman Stadium 11–3 (5) Lowry (3–0) Venturini (0–1) — 1,125 9–0 –February 16 at No. 24 BaylorGetterman Classic No. 3 Getterman Stadium 8–0 (5) Landry (2–0) Ross (1–2) — 1,125 10–0 –February 22 vs. TulsaNorman Tournament No. 2 Love's FieldNorman, OK 8–0 (5) Deal (2–0) Moore (4–3) — 4,261 11–0 –February 23 vs. Wichita StateNorman Tournament No. 2 Love's Field 8–1 Landry (3–0) Barber (2–3) — 4,315 12–0 –February 24 vs. Bowling GreenNorman Tournament No. 2 Love's Field 8–5 (8) Landry (4–0) Krafcik (0–2) — 3,771 13–0 –February 24 vs. Abilene ChristianNorman Tournament No. 2 Love's Field 9–1 (5) Monticelli (1–0) Russo (1–6) Smith (1) 3,771 14–0 –February 28 vs. Marshall No. 2 Love's Field 9–1 (5) Smith (5–0) Cole (0–1) — 3,976 15–0 –February 28 vs. Kansas No. 2 Love's Field 9–1 (6) Landry (5–0) Washington (2–1) — 3,976 16–0 –March (15–3) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord SECRecordMarch 1 vs. Kansas No. 2 Love's Field 8–0 (5) Lowry (4–0) Ludwig (3–2) — 4,334 17–0 –March 1 vs. Marshall No. 2 Love's Field 11–0 (5) Deal (3–0) King (2–3) — 4,334 18–0 –March 2 vs. Kansas City No. 2 Love's Field 17–1 (5) Deal (4–0) Bebb (0–6) — 3,864 19–0 –March 7 No. 11 South Carolina No. 2 Love's Field 10–9 Smith (6–0) Heard (10–1) — 4,140 20–0 1–0March 9 No. 11 South Carolina No. 2 Love's Field 10–9 Deal (5–0) Gress (3–1) — 3,959 21–0 2–0March 9 No. 11 South Carolina No. 2 Love's Field 2–1 Lowry (5–0) Heard (10–2) — 3,959 22–0 3–0March 12 at Tulsa No. 1 Collins Family Softball ComplexTulsa, OK 10–2 (6) Landry (6–0) Moore (8–6) — 1,000 23–0 –March 15 at No. 12 Arkansas No. 1 Bogle ParkFayetteville, AR 7–0 Landry (7–0) Herron (7–2) — 3,178 24–0 4–0March 15 at No. 12 Arkansas No. 1 Bogle Park 6–4 Smith (7–0) Herron (7–3) Landry (2) 3,178 25–0 5–0March 16 at No. 12 Arkansas No. 1 Bogle Park 10–7 Monticelli (2–0) King (3–1) Landy (3) 3,143 26–0 6–0March 19 East Texas A&M No. 1 Love's Field 8–0 (5) Deal (6–0) Olsen (0–2) — 3,887 27–0 –March 21 at Missouri No. 1 Mizzou Softball StadiumColumbia, MO 8–0 (5) Landry (8–0) McCann (7–5) — 3,532 28–0 7–0 March 22 at Missouri No. 1 Mizzou Softball Stadium 1–3 Harrison (7–4) Smith (7–1) Pannell (1) 4,146 28–1 7–1March 23 at Missouri No. 1 Mizzou Softball Stadium 5–1 Landry (9–0) McCann (7–6) — 2,551 29–1 8–1March 26 at Wichita State No. 2 Wilkins StadiumWichita, KS 19–16 Landry (10–0) Aguilar (6–4) — 1,245 30–1 –March 28 No. 9 Tennessee No. 2 Love's Field 2–5 (8) Pickens (12–4) Landry (10–1) — 4,359 30–2 8–2March 29 No. 9 Tennessee No. 2 Love's Field 4–1 Deal (7–0) Mardjetko (8–2) — 4,483 31–2 9–2March 30 No. 9 Tennessee No. 2 Love's Field 3–5 Pickens (13–4) Landry (10–2) — 4,118 31–3 9–3April (11–2) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord SECRecordApril 1 at UT Arlington No. 2 Allan Saxe FieldArlington, TX 13–2 (5) Smith (8–1) McDonnell (3–3) — 1,228 32–3 –April 3 St. ThomasOkana Invitational No. 2 Love's Field 12–4 (5) Deal (8–0) Cook (8–8) — 3,623 33–3 –April 4 UCFOkana Invitational No. 2 Love's Field 6–0 Landry (11–2) Vega (7–4) — 3,833 34–3 –April 5 UCFOkana Invitational No. 2 Love's Field CancelledApril 9 vs. No. 17 Oklahoma State No. 2 Devon ParkOklahoma City, OK 11–3 (5) Landry (12–2) Meylan (15–5) — 9,259 35–3 –April 12 at No. 23 Alabama No. 2 Rhoads StadiumTuscaloosa, AL 5–1 Landry (13–2) Briski (10–10) — 4,400 36–3 10–3April 13 at No. 23 Alabama No. 2 Rhoads Stadium 1–6 Briski (11–10) Deal (8–1) — 4,400 36–4 10–4April 14 at No. 23 Alabama No. 2 Rhoads Stadium 1–2 (8) Riley (10–1) Landry (13–3) — 4,098 36–5 10–5April 18 No. 16 Mississippi State No. 2 Love's Field 4–0 Landry (14–3) Chaffin (18–7) — 4,378 37–5 11–5April 20 No. 16 Mississippi State No. 2 Love's Field 6–5 Smith (9–1) Marron (2–5) Landry (1) 3,722 38–5 12–5April 20 No. 16 Mississippi State No. 2 Love's Field 9–6 Landry (15–3) Marron (2–6) — 3,695 39–5 13–5April 25 No. 2 Texas No. 3 Love's Field 7–6 Landry (16–3) Kavan (20–4) — 4,587 40–5 14–5April 26 No. 2 Texas No. 3 Love's Field 7–2 Deal (9–1) Gutierrez (9–1) — 4,538 41–5 15–5April 27 No. 2 Texas No. 3 Love's Field 9–8 Landry (17–3) Salmon (6–1) — 4,609 42–5 16–5May (1–2) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord SECRecordMay 1 at No. 9 Florida No. 1 Katie Seashole Pressly Softball StadiumGainesville, FL 6–5 (9) Landry (18–3) Brown (10–2) — 2,106 43–5 17–5May 2 at No. 9 Florida No. 1 Katie Seashole Pressly Softball Stadium 4–9 Hammock (8–1) Deal (9–2) Brown (3) 2,505 43–6 17–6May 3 at No. 9 Florida No. 1 Katie Seashole Pressly Softball Stadium 4–6 Rothrock (12–5) Landry (18–4) Brown (4) 2,653 43–7 17–7Postseason (9–2) (2–0) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord SECTRecord May 8 (9) No. 10 LSU (1) No. 2 Jack Turner StadiumAthens, GA 4–1 Landry (19–4) Berzon (17–7) — — 44–7 1–0 May 9 (5) No. 7 Arkansas (1) No. 2 Jack Turner Stadium 8–6 Lowry (6–0) Herron (17–6) — — 45–7 2–0 May 10 (2) No. 1 Texas A&M (1) No. 2 Jack Turner Stadium Cancelled (3–0) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall record Regional record May 16 vs. Boston University No. 2 Love's Field 8–0 (5) Landry (20–4) Ricard (26–11) — — 46–7 1–0 May 17 vs. California No. 2 Love's Field 11–2 (5) Landry (21–4) Teperson (6–5) — — 47–7 2–0 May 18 vs. California No. 2 Love's Field 12–1 (5) Landry (22–4) De Nava (13–6) — 4,075 48–7 3–0 (2–0) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall record Super Reg.record May 23 vs. No. 20 Alabama No. 2 Love's Field 3–0 Landry (23–4) Briski (17–13) — 4,444 49–7 1–0 May 24 vs. No. 20 Alabama No. 2 Love's Field 13–2 (5) Deal (10–2) Riley (11–4) — 4,564 50–7 2–0 (2–2) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord WCWSRecord May 29 vs. No. 7 Tennessee No. 2 Devon Park 4–3 Landry (24–4) Pickens (24–10) — — 51–7 1–0 May 31 vs. No. 3 Texas No. 2 Devon Park 2–4 Kavan (26–5) Landry (24–5) — — 51–8 1–1 June 1 vs. No. 6 Oregon No. 2 Devon Park 4–1 Landry (25–5) Grein (30–3) — 12,458 52–8 2–1 June 2 vs. No. 10 Texas Tech No. 2 Devon Park 2–3 Canady (33–5) Landry (25–6) — — 52–9 2–2

Record vs. conference opponents

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