BREAKING NEWS: OU softball transfer portal tracker 2025: Who has left, joined Patty Gasso’s Sooners

 

For the first time since 2020, coach Patty Gasso and the Oklahoma softball team head into the offseason without the crown of defending Women’s College World Series champions.

OU’s pursuit of a fifth consecutive NCAA title came to an end with a thrilling run to the WCWS semifinals.

Thanks to a strong group of returning underclassmen, shaping the Sooners’ 2026 roster looks more manageable compared to last year.

Here’s a look at OU’s activity in the transfer portal:

Incoming Transfers
Sydney Berzon, Pitcher (LSU)
On June 6, OU secured its first transfer of the offseason—LSU right-hander Sydney Berzon. A three-time NFCA All-Region First Team and All-SEC honoree, Berzon wrapped up her junior year with a 2.46 ERA, recording 104 strikeouts over 139 ⅓ innings.

—Colton Sulley, Staff Writer

Outgoing Transfers
Maya Bland, Outfielder
On June 4, Maya Bland announced via social media that she’s entering the transfer portal. Bland started seven games over two seasons, batting .277. She delivered a clutch three-run homer on April 9 in a win over Oklahoma State and was a key pinch-running option for Gasso.

—Colton Sulley, Staff Writer

Hannah Coor, Outfielder
Coor, who entered the portal June 5, leaves as a three-time national champion. Over four seasons, she hit .279 with three homers and 23 RBIs. This season, she batted .329 as a rotational outfielder and made pivotal plays, including a game-winning double vs. South Carolina and a standout 8-3 double play in the WCWS against Tennessee.

—Colton Sulley, Staff Writer

Corri Hicks, Catcher/Infielder
On June 3, freshman Corri Hicks announced her portal entry. A standout from Archbishop High School in San Jose and 2024 WCAL Player of the Year, Hicks started five games, hitting .261 with three homers and eight RBIs in 23 at-bats.

—Colton Sulley, Staff Writer

Kadey Lee McKay, Infielder
Entering the portal on June 5, McKay is a lefty-hitting infielder from Caddo, where she helped lead her team to three straight fall fastpitch state titles. She played club ball with Epic National 18U.