Oklahoma Softball - Fall 2025 Central - University of Oklahoma

Friday, October 3

Norman, Okla..

6:30 p.m.

University of Oklahoma

Battle Series - 1

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Photo of the Oklahoma Softball Love's Field videoboard for the Battle Series

Photo by: Peyton Martin/University of Oklahoma

Oklahoma Softball - Fall 2025 Central

October 02, 2025 | Softball

Fall Game Notes

NORMAN — Oklahoma Softball officially begins its competition slate for the Fall 2025 season with the first of five Battle Series contests Friday, Oct. 3.

Home fall contests will not be streamed. All six home exhibition games will be played at Love's Field and are open to the public. Each home game is set to begin at 6:30 p.m.

The next four Battle Series dates are set for Oct. 17, Oct. 23, Oct. 31 and Nov. 6. The Sooners will also go to East Texas A&M Oct. 7 at 6 p.m. and will host Oklahoma Christian Oct. 15.

Tickets will be general admission set at $10 apiece and are available for purchase today, Wednesday, Sept. 3, as well as at the gate on game days. A newly offered "All Fall Pack" will be available for purchase at $50, granting fans admission to every fall game at a $10 discount.

Current season ticket holders that have renewed for the 2026 season in a premium seating area including four-top seating arrangements or loge boxes will be contacted via email to secure their box or table for all fall games. Additional opportunities to purchase premium area tickets may be made available prior to the first battle series game. The box office will open 60 minutes prior to the start of each fall contest.

Groups may purchase tickets at a cost of $10 per person and may contact the Oklahoma Athletics Ticket Office for more information. OU Athletics' clear-bag policy will be in effect and walk-through metal detectors will be utilized.

Fall 2025 Schedule
Oct. 3 | Battle Series 1 - Love's Field
Oct. 7 | at East Texas A&M
Oct. 15 | Oklahoma Christian - Love's Field
Oct. 17 | Battle Series 2 - Love's Field
Oct. 23 | Battle Series 3 - Love's Field
Oct. 31 | Battle Series 4 - Love's Field
Nov. 6 | Battle Series 5 - Love's Field

Battle Series Game 1 | Team Brent 5, Team Bob 4, Team Barry 3 | Box Scores

Bela, Allyssa Battle Series Photo
OU opened up its fall season in front of 2,351 fans as the Sooners saw Team Brent (Team 3) take the first date in the Battle Series after a walk-off double from Ailana Agbayani to complete a four-run frame. The Sooners belted four home runs, with Riley Zache, Sydney Barker, Gabbie Garcia and Kendall Wells all going deep. Agbayani went 3-for-5 on the evening, while Garcia drove in two. Six different Sooner arms saw time in the circle, with newcomer transfer Miali Guachino fanning five in three frames of work.

Oct. 7 | Oklahoma 22, East Texas A&M 0

Isabela Emerling, Lead
OU pitchers Audrey Lowry, Miali Guachino and Berkley Zache combined for 10 scoreless innings while the Oklahoma bats tallied multiple crooked number innings in a 22-0 fall exhibition win at East Texas A&M Tuesday, Oct. 7. Sydney Barker hit a two-run home run, Kendall Wells tallied a three-run shot and Isabela Emerling launched a grand slam. The OU pitching trio only allowed two hits, with the first not coming until the ninth inning. Kasidi Pickering also posted a three-run double, Ella Parker roped a two-run double and Gabbie Garcia tripled in a pair in a double-digit hit night for the Sooners.

Oct. 15 | Oklahoma 35, Oklahoma Christian 0 | Box Scores

Kendall Wells homers and is rounding third base against Oklahoma Christian.
Wednesday's game set an OU fall softball single game attendance record with 2,837 fans in attendance.

The Sooners won the 10-inning game, 35-0. Oklahoma combined for 10 home runs, with roundtrippers coming from Nelly McEnroe-Marinas (2), Kendall Wells (2), Gabbie Garcia, Ella Parker, Chaney Helton, Tia Milloy, Isabela Emerling and Kasidi Pickering. Parker and McEnroe-Marinas combined for 12 RBIs while 11 different Sooners had multi-hit games.

In the circle Sydney Berzon, Audrey Lowry, Berkley Zache, Kierston Deal and Miali Guachino combined to spin 10 scoreless innings, fanning 11. Guachino struck out five batters and didn't allow a baserunner, while Berzon, Lowry, Deal and Guachino all faced the minimum.

Oct. 23 | Team Maxwell 11, Team Juarez 8, Team Stewart 1 | Box Scores

Allyssa Parker high fives Coach Gasso rounding third after hitting a home run
The freshman shined in the third Battle Series Game of the fall, with Allyssa Parker pacing the winning Team Maxwell squad through a pair of home runs and a game-winning two RBI single. Kasidi Pickering also launched a grand slam and Gabbie Garcia went opposite field for a three-run homer as Team Maxwell won via comeback, 11-8-1. On offense the Sooners clubbed nine home runs, with Kendall Wells homering yet again and Nelly McEnroe-Marinas and Lexi McDaniel notching two more apiece. Allyssa Parker also worked three innings in the circle, allowing only one run as six Sooner arms earned time on the rubber.

Oct. 31 | | Paige's Pumpkin Smashers 5, Shay Nightmares 3, Jessica Skulls 2 | Box Scores

Ailana Agbayani rounds third and heads to home after a home run in the Battle Series
The Sooner pitchers were strong for all three teams, although Paige's Pumpkin Smashers generated enough offense thanks to home runs from Ailana Agbayani, Isabela Emerling and Ella Parker to take home the win. Emerling hit a walk-off two-run home run to cap off the night, while Parker and Agbayani tallied solo shots. Gabbie also had a multi-hit night, joining Agbayani and Parker. Miali Guachino fanned three and Audrey Lowry spun 2.2 scoreless innings.

Nov. 6 | Ice Cold Joe's 8, Joe C Sluggers 6, Not Your Average Joe's 2 | Box Scores

Battle Series home run celebration after a Lexi McDaniel home run
Oklahoma Softball wrapped up the fall Battle Series with and 8-6-2 decision. Nelly McEnroe-Marinas homered twice, Lexi McDaniel launched a three-run home run and Gabbie Garcia and Isabela Emerling capped the fall with home runs. Audrey Lowry continued to put up a strong fall season, allowing only a run over 2.2 innings and Miali Guachino joined her by permitting only a run in 3.1 innings of work. 1,565 fans attended Thursday's game, bringing the fall attendance total to a record 11,044.