Oklahoma State Baseball Transfer Portal Tracker: Who's Staying, Who's Leaving, Who's Been Added

The season may be over for the Oklahoma State Cowboys baseball team may be over. But the offseason is heating up.

The Cowboys are going to spend the offseason thinking about failing to get to super regionals once again, even though they put together a gritty performance in the Tuscaloosa Regional to get to the regional final after they lost their first game.

Oklahoma State is only losing a handful of seniors. That should mean that most of last season’s talent should be returning. But, in the era of the transfer portal, one never knows.

The transfer portal opened on June 1, the same day the Cowboys were eliminated from the postseason. The window to declare for the transfer portal ends on June 30. Players in the portal don’t have to have a destination by then, but they must be in.

Throughout the offseason, check back here to see which Cowboys have opted to transfer, where they landed and which players are coming in to join the program next season in our Oklahoma State on SI baseball transfer portal tracker.

June 24: OSU Suffers Another Portal Loss

With the transfer portal window closing at the end of the month, Oklahoma State infielder Evan Saunders opted to transfer, per the D1Baseball.com Transfer tracker. He played two seasons at Iowa Western CC before transferring to OSU. The incoming addition of Sean Yamaguchi may have prompted his decision.

June 23: OSU Lands Hawaiian Slugger

Former Nevada star and Mountain West Freshman of the Year Sean Yamaguchi committed to the Cowboys via social media.

He could be the answer at third base for the departed Aidan Meola. Last season he batted .310 and finished second on the team with 14 home runs and a .595 slugging percentage. He also had six doubles and 37 RBIs. He also played on the Hawaii team that won the 2018 Little League World Series.

June 19: Cowboys Land Two D-I Pitchers in Portal

The OSU Cowboys landed a pair of Division I pitchers in the transfer portal, one of which seems like a weekend series starter next season.

Former Washington right-hander Noah Kenney announced his transfer on social media. He was a primary starter for the Huskies last season. He led the Huskies in innings pitched (74.2), strikeouts (83), and starts (12). He went 4-7 with a 4.74 ERA as he allowed batters to hit .238 against him.

The other pitcher has plenty of potential. Texas Tech's Will Jordan missed much of last season due to injury but he went 2-1 with a save. He had a 4.97 ERA, struck out 15 and walked 12.

June 18: OSU Lands Division II Pitcher

Oklahoma State snagged a solid Division II pitcher from the transfer portal after North Greenville hurler Ben Leikam announced his commitment to the Cowboys.

Leikam started his career at Wichita State and then transferred to North Greenville, where he played for two seasons. In 2026 he pitched in 20 games and went 4-0 with a 1.97 ERA. He struck out 42 and walked 20 in 32 innings. Batters hit only .171 against him and he only allowed one home run.

June 17: Wake Forest Pitcher Transfers to OSU

Wake Forest pitcher Tyler Wood, a native of Lee's Summit, Mo., announced his transfer to OSU baseball.

A highly sought after prep pitcher, he wasn't used much at Wake Forest and comes to the Cowboys with plenty of potential. He pitched in four games, all in relief, and had a 27.00 ERA. He allowed four hits and seven earned runs in 1.1 innings as he struck out three and walked seven.

June 14: Aubrey Kearns Heading for Cowboys

The Oklahoma State Cowboys picked up a transfer commitment from Morehead State slugger Aubrey Kearns, the second such commitment OSU got this cycle.

He was selected first-team all-Ohio Valley Conference after he finished with a slash line of slash line of .387/.622/.471 with a 1.093 OPS, which was second for MSU and eighth in the OVC.

With third baseman Aidan Meola and first baseman Colin Brueggemann out of eligibility, Kearns gives the OSU offense a boost. Plus, he's played both positions, either in college baseball or in college summer league.

June 13: Kaden Soder Commits to OSU

Former Utah pitcher Kaden Soder announced his transfer to Oklahoma State via his social media. He is the first player to commit to the Cowboys after the program lost six players to the transfer portal.

Soder joined the Utes in 2026 after a solid career in the community college ranks but only pitched in 14 games as a reliever. He went 3-0 with a 4.84 ERA as he struck out 28 and walked 12 in 22.1 innings. He allowed batters to hit .222 against him.

June 11: Josiah Golden Latest Cowboys Exit

Pitcher Josiah Golden entered the transfer portal, per The Stillwegian’s Daniel Allen. The junior pitcher threw just 1.2 innings for the season and didn’t see the field after March 18, per his team bio. He was a junior college transfer.

He was the sixth Cowboys player to enter the transfer portal. As of this date, the Cowboys had not taken in a transfer for 2027.

June 9: OSU Loses Another Catcher to Portal

Per D1Baseball.com’s tracker, sophomore catcher Brady Francisco is in the transfer portal. He’s the fifth Cowboys player to enter the portal. Oklahoma State has yet to secure a transfer this cycle.

Francisco joined the Cowboys after a season in the junior college ranks and he batted .241 with one home run and two RBI in 20 games. He followed Quinn Schambow out the door.

June 9: Quinn Schambow Reportedly Lands With New Program

Per the D1Baseball.com transfer portal tracker, former Cowboys catcher Quinn Schambow landed with Illinois. He’s the first OSU transfer to find a home this cycle. Schambow had not posted anything to his social media.

If Schambow landed there, it would make sense. He is an Illinois native who was the state’s player of the year in his final year of high school.

June 6: OSU Catcher Reportedly Declares

Per the D1Baseball.com transfer portal tracker, catcher Quinn Schambow became the fourth Cowboys player to declare for the transfer portal. He did not post an announcement to social media.

Schambow played in seven games as a freshman, finishing with one hit.

June 2: OSU’s Caden Sramek in Portal

Per D1 Baseball’s transfer portal tracker, Sramek declared for the transfer portal after one season with the Cowboys. Sramek did not post an announcement to his social media, including X (formerly Twitter) or Instagram.

The right-handed pitcher from Simi Valley, Calif., did not play last season.

June 1: Ty Kennedy in Portal

Kennedy, an infielder, moved into the portal on June 1, per D1 Baseball and later confirmed by the Stillwegian’s Daniel Allen. Like Sramek, he didn’t play last season for the Cowboys. He was a four-time all-state performer when he played his prep baseball at East River High School in Orlando, Fla.

June 1: Cael Turner in Portal

After careful consideration, I have decided to enter the transfer portal.
I am grateful for my time at @OSUBaseball and thankful to my coaches, teammates, support staff for this season. Excited for the next opportunity and ready to compete.
4 years of eligibility remaining. pic.twitter.com/EC1Q7Vslvw
— Cael Turner (@TurnerCael) June 1, 2026

The right-handed pitcher declared for the transfer portal before in a post that he released to social media and was the first Cowboy to make the move. He was an all-state and three-time all-conference performer at Cabot High School in Cabot, Ark. He was also two-time state champion wrestler.

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