USA Softball All-Star Showcase to Feature College, AUSL Stars

The 2025 USA Softball All-Star Showcase features the U.S. Women’s National Team, AUSL athletes, and some of college softball’s current stars. | Team USA Softball

The USA Softball All-Star Showcase is back for another year, featuring the U.S. Women’s National Team (WNT), Athletes Unlimited Softball League (AUSL) athletes, and some of college softball’s current stars.

Held at the softball capital of the world at Devon Park in Oklahoma City on June 26, this doubleheader will bring matchups between Team USA and a mix of elite collegiate and professional athletes, all of whom are preparing for the 2025 World Games in Chengdu, China, August 13-17. 

The group of 40 athletes includes seven current student-athletes, like national champions Reese Atwood and Tegan Kavan, and runner-up Nijare Canady, four graduates from the class of 2025, and 29 former student-athletes. Oklahoma and UCLA have the most represented athletes with seven each, followed by Arkansas and LSU. 

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Prior to the All-Star doubleheader, the 40-athlete roster will participate in a week-long training camp with the WNT to showcase and develop their skills. 

“USA Softball is thrilled to host the All-Star Showcase this summer and welcome our athletes who will help prepare our Women’s National Team for the 2025 World Games,” USA Softball chief executive officer Chris Sebren said in the press release. “This doubleheader promises to feature two exciting matchups, and we are eager to showcase the talent within our program to the fans.”

USA softball head coach Patty Gasso will also be on full display, coaching one of her first events since taking on the role.

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Here is a look at the power-packed roster:

Player	College
Joecelyn Alo	Oklahoma
Aliyah Andrews	LSU
Reese Atwood	Texas
Sis Bates	Washington
Maya Brady	UCLA
Alyssa Brito	Oklahoma
NiJaree Canady	Texas Tech
Ally Carda	UCLA
Erin Coffel	Kentucky
Jayda Coleman	Oklahoma
Bri Ellis	Arkansas
Megan Faraimo	UCLA
Hannah Flippen	Utah
Montana Fouts	Alabama
Rachel Garcia	UCLA
Danielle Gibson	Arkansas
Megan Grant	UCLA
Kinzie Hansen	Oklahoma
Robyn Herron	Arkansas
Carley Hoover	LSU
Sahvanna Jaquish	LSU
Janae Jefferson	Texas
Tiare Jennings	Oklahoma
Teagan Kavan	Texas
Emiley Kennedy	Texas A&M
Lexi Kilfoyl	Oklahoma State
Baylee Klingler	Washington
Kayla Kowalik	Kentucky
Aubrey Leach	Tennessee
Amanda Lorenz	Florida
Riley Ludlam	Oklahoma
Kelly Maxwell	Oklahoma
Cori McMillan	Virginia Tech
Dejah Mulipola	Arizona
Bubba Nickles	UCLA
Karlyn Pickens	Tennessee
Sierra Sacco	Mississippi State
Kaitlyn Terry	UCLA
Skylar Wallace	Florida
Jessie Warren	Florida State

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